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Washington Journal., 1946-05-03
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ropas Nufbou

8uIbington. -0ier III Ser Gor-
Idiag ollSgearbeitet moroell, Dab 0it
eur0paiihen 9dnoer lire Carrie ab-
Hfaffef tint einel1 I9nelasren @ieoer.
a4faaa III erlit0glidlen, AnO Staats'
lefretdr9prnes lpuroe 6esuTtragt, oi(
len &lan ieinen Miniit. rsolle8en IN
9oriS 5l uiter6reiben.
GieIe 6rei6unoeIS gsreinbarittq
lolI iit altf flint Sabre efitrefeu. Sit
lit MIR Elm 5eil elmer allgemeincr
Gereinbarung, sic oara..f berednet
lit, iiber Ben totem Yunfi in ollgentei.
l1en Jrie0ensfrage binaas5ltfommeil
Sic 8eruter beg StaatsiefretdrE
lino iid iroeiien ii6er ben goriHlaq
lelbIt nidt cinig. Sir Sen gorIdloq
linO ser Inter : Stuotsiefretdr Nfe'
ion, ser Silfsiefretdr @ill 9laptor
ms ser 8eroter NplIamin Gobcn,
9lls @egner meroen Die @ilfsiefretdn
Ssames Gum lilD lreeman @tattb-
ems, Ser Better Ser europiiidJen Ib-
teilung, gennnnt, Die nit Cohen
gDrnes mad NariS 6egleitet 6nben.
GaS &unItiid oes 8lunS beite9t
oorin, Sab IN @enf unter Der uyl
Gil re9ionolcS 8iirean geldoien
lperOen loll, nit eillcllt @irti6oFts-
rat, ser icin @auptqliarticr in Nem
yorf bat, unteritellt iein loll. Gieier
&at in SEM ioll Die c%uropdiifen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nuf elmer fonti-
ncntalen Balls bebnnOeIL ltatt nod
Sen @reii3er, 6luBlaufen uno S1fen.
Bier Inter Agenturen milroen lid
init Sei3mitteln, 6an0el uno Snoul-
trir. Graniport uno Na6rnng befai-
len.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-03
W%(0 (uc
%lIl!tlU0rbell

&oris 9ta@ocm &uBlan0 lid
Dem iron5aiiihen gSunid geiii8t Bat,
sic 9fltbrgebict- mo 3iAeinlanofruge
in Die lagesoromm9 Der NllBenmi
hitter @onicreu5 oti5uncDmcub l!ebt
mon Bier in uuterriMteteil &reilen
eineu 6ritii6 ruiiiiNen &ettlauf
uHl Sic e3nnit 0e5 iran3oiildca
NlBcluHi1ilteriluu9. Dort muroe
oaS 5noium Der 6reita8 Don
QtuBcaiefretGr &epin gen1aAtct
gIorihldge Diuiihtlim oeS Suffrage
biets maitet6W gepritit.
@ritiide arciic bcitatioten 2of-
Ooner 9ariNte. ponod Der @cuin'ide
8lon cine iGarie mternotlonalc
lte6eripaduug non 8nbrge6iet nnO
G6einlano boriie6t, m0gliderlpei1e
cine 9trt ainternationoler Sosiali
%Iierunq", nobel jeOoh Sic 0elltide
SouuerGnitdt er6altcn blcibt.
&iir3lih ans 9eutl6lano 5llritd-
gcfc6rte irou5oii6e Yeonlte ertlcr-
ten, Die fran36iii@2n %6oroerun8en
AMI cine abtrenmung 0es 9fbein-
lnn0es Don GentI6lmIO ipiele Ben
Deutiden Syofnmmniiien Oirctt in Die
&dn0s. &iele 9euti6e, 10 berihte-
ten lie, ieien ii6er5eugt OaB MIR Die
oeltihen @ommmiiten nit Der
eoentueIlen l0ilfe 9hlBlon0S sic 80.
iplitteruifg ocs N1einlanoS perbin-
bern f5nieu.
(Sn 0ielen 3uiammer6ang lit eS
intereiinnt. on5 Dor Gin paar Gaacn
Ser miIrttember9ii6 6o0ilhe Sun-
beSrnt cine GntidlieBung einitimntig
out6ieB sic ole @oridldge filr cine
9%l6trennltng bon 9u1rge6iet uno
&6einlano berurteilte mo uiiblr
Tolqen4 eincS iolden Shrittes til
glusii1t ltelte. 9ies oiirfte bic critic
Stelllngnabme elmer antlifen oellt,
iAen &Grperidaft in ser Nubr. mo
N6einlanoirage lem. Der 2on0us
rat 49, cine 9lrt 6eroten0cS prouilori-
iAeS Enrlomert, 0as lid ans Ell
nannten 6ilnftipnGren 5uoimnell-
lett II manote lid ierner aud aeAen
ieporotiitiihe Genocn5en innerAoth
TeutihlonoS, mic lie por ollem il
gcmiilen banrilden @rciicn bcplerfbor
Q~eporOen iino. Gerner suurNe ntf
Die @bidaffung Ser 5piiden 0ail picr
Sfflinotionssnncn Gentidlon0s be-
itebenoen pirtihaitIiden Shraafen
9~cforoert.)
Guflano mli ser Miaiiterfonieyen6
8egeniiber 6ranfreid sur Sdall Sc
Fragene Ser5lidfeit wir0 BON gut
Washington Journal., 1946-05-03

@iir5blr9 5uriid5uiiihrcn lit. ser oil
in Dem @e6iet Der bci0cn Srte iag.
tc. Ger @auleiter g8iir3bur1s per
meigcr.r Dor ciueal 2S16r Sic llebcr-
9abe Nar'Sto0t, ais iiG sic }lmgifo-
ner rd5erten uu0 prcoo5icrte nai Aie
ie @eie 9|ontbclar9 tiic una Ge-
iMieBNnL sic so 4roant |Siis56ar8s
jerit1rten.
@6enfolts in 9apern ~ollaroiu3s
i'm Siiolideu Geile oes 2aroes, flnt
cS 81 einem lpeiteren 3uidcnioU.
81 G6cyitHori I'M 9lIIaGH WuJ>e in
eiliem Saal, Sen sic 3onmuailtet
ais @arianmlunaslofaie bu1fb en-.
6eucr Qelc9t mo0ur1 Sic III @lH8
6efinolidle 8lu08sbam5 gei.5et pnr.
0c. ~ lltbebcr 0iaIet Iat ioan-cl
lidt ent9ef. pcr0a.
M}iiHden. -lt1rGbI1 ii 0erse Scr
lduf me6rere Glaieu1a iiiliidlse ST.
nlat(oier nit Seatjdcn @daRrt
fdmpiten, murDan 6eate ap5 0.fiifG
an IrMeTIce BeHel6... q amt
li6en 9griGtel 5aio5ge mdr0st II
Bsrioues I'll &rantcN3deer claecac
iert Hao % pan 9e amer rf.
Wtilitdtpoli3et J2Fbaites, Die d al.
len0s na4 Gieiisa be1l9 tia Qe tat.
rt6ea bel 5u le9eu. S&ia ail1sneile
Washington Journal., 1946-05-03
Strei6er libel
mtt9clpieIt


g1iirnbera Ger SuOen6aIier
Sulnls Streidcr erfIdrtc Dor Sem
Sntfrnationalen MiIiiartribumoI,
eaB ion onerifoniihe Iruppen uad
,,Oeitapo~ Glrt miBbonOelt bdtien;
hinter6er ober iei sic 8ebnnOlun8
ourd iii0ii6e 9fii5iere urO Ier3te
menIdlid uno FORFEIT geneien.
Scr unteriebte, falf0pfige Slnge.
f(oqte iogte aus, ebe er nod Niirn.
6erg sur &erbnuOlung gebradlt iuur-
Sc, bo6e man IGN berpriigeIt unO IN
Soften oeleet. Gr let oneeipldt
uor0erL babe gfcgerioloaten Die 6iiBe
tiiijen m~iiiicn unO mltroo ge5rpins
gen, olpS 2atrinen SIT trinfen.
geuinte ser SiherbeitSmnde
botten st oicien 3eltJeunu8iagen
nidts Sil 6cncrfen. Sic murOell
nit oerIeIben Lollten Gimme 0orSe-
traeen, nit ser or Ote 0a5iS ge8elt
0ie Sli0en aiti5ubeben pfleote.
3apor 9otte @ntts gerho Gle
bins 8ugegebeuy BOP er mabreno NeS
ariege8 init Sem omerifoniidlelt
RadridteuOieniie in 8e~r6inOung ge-
ltan0en babe; sic Gllsiagen oieIe8
mpitariGien 3euoef baben cinige
bo6e anqeflaate gtu3is beIaItet.
Ser wortreide Streider be3eid-
nrte @iTdoars ols einen oeuti6en
u8errdtcr", entidul6i9te ii6 ober
prompt, ais er pom gri6unoI Oes.
hoI6 einen Bertpei8 prbielt.
Ssn ciitcr ciil5i9ef Satn0e erbob
Streimer. ser peqen ieiner beftigen
antiiemitiiden S1riften ser fiibren-
Sc Sli0enboIiar guropo8 getamt
tpltr0e, cine Menge bon gei6uI0i-
ffrnaen.
Gr Iugte, iein anruaIt iei 6urd,
G%robungen Ser oautihen 8reiie uno
SEES Nmfofunt8 eingeidiidlttrt NOR
Sen nllO babe Iid) gelucigert, &c
meislnotcriol SIT lt1terbreiten, bos
Streider iiir midtig baIte. 0Gint
sae edlte @%erteioinIna lit in meinem
Safe unm09Iid". fiibrte er aus.
NlS or o!tr6 acknowledgement Scr
anfldger oaron erinliert tpitroe Onl
Ell Ipine cigcnc Niirnberqer ontiielni.
tiIdle 0ereiniGlul0 Den Na3i5 iiber.
%outnortet babe erfldrte Streider
ST BIN ltoI3 nnynltf." CT iogte.
lie BABE Sri ser Nhlabreitml9 0ce
Observation-Disclosures ,,eine 9riid(
nad) Norooentidllon0" oebiloet.
gfreiher Itmnlte cine &5opiooit
eif e,itlw on. ser iiir ieine crqsbe-
len NuGduacr .rincn S%ciliasnidcill
lpl Sen Sop trua", ie0odl Adbc q
~ fhn .faile HrCHnoidlaft NIT al.
ser H%fdan9u" 1eae6en.
o. Aasefleste bg5eiGRet2 ltd
Sit as SCI. s}lter De- Iiigt6eyieg
@a.ese. henu Id botte ieit Sobren
III nlcineu SMriften g%eforoert, 0af
cine ipc;tcre &crniidunq oeutidcn
nno iiisii6an 8Iiltes oiii66rcn mutt
i. SSb hetolltc. BOB mir ans Dos
.ifaiiAe @o9f Ms EN- @aiipiel fiir
Gle an0erGl 93oiigt nsbuten I%oIltelt.
1ic boben oaS Mniieugeieb gci6afiell
- 0oS Gglcb MioIeS = IN 0slt e
Washington Journal., 1946-05-03
waEl ecitchlcn, iaot
ns1n in >lIanila

MtdRilo Sdbreno Hrdiioent
5er6io 0sntetu bel ser 3Gblune Ser
&nhljtimmen INNER mcbr an 80.
0,i perliert, ia8te ein 6ober 8enm-
I i'll W}alaeannn Ynlnit: u@ieie
3d9l miro geito6len unO, pie es
la)cint l1Bt lid ooran nidts dnoern.4
er gab 5u, Bah Die 0eoglidlfeit zines
@icJcs pop Gsmena duBerit gering
TAI, Nro crfldrte, oaB uoie MnbGnger
pon manuel 9ioras in wenigitenS
Nrei Nropin5en Die @abler terrori-
iiert BADEN. IS id5eint jebt flar 3u
iciu, oaB GoraS bic @eldulOieung
BON @ablbatrlg mo Ginihiidterung
mir erbo6en bat Inn Dos 5u ber0ef-
fen, mas ieine eigenen Anbdnger
De~gangdn baben.4
Washington Journal., 1946-05-03
Selterrei@-n5
nd9ern lid

1ii6renoe 5a6rifanten unO Saul
leutc in 0en 0ereinigien Staaten ba-
ben lid ali 8eranlaiiing Jon Sans
Rott cbenidlipcn oIterreidiiden
guh0eSniuiiler, sur @riinoung Der
yGeiterreid)fidea San0elsfnmmer in
lt.5.N.~ (9luitrien Gbambcr al Som.
merce Of toe II. 2 ~ 5aiommeu9e-
idloiien, iuie acknowledgement murOe.
Die 3eatrale ser 9onoeIsfammer,
sic fiir5lid inforporiert porOen it,
befinOet iiM in t65 &eit 46. Ctr,
Nep gorf 10, Ng. 6oIsenoes iino
Die 8eamten Der oiterrei6iiden San,
Nclsfnmner 9auicI a. MooleD Irit-
her 1iitrift0ireftor ser 0BA Hr1-
ii0ent; 9aiil 6arris, Iirettor Der
llniteO States Qines, Sberit @reame
g. SomarO, @i3eprdiioent ser 8ene.
raj Motors, unO &ictor 3hrinSfp,
&~i3epr0iiOent pon @inbel Bros.
Snc. 8i3eprdiioenteu: 2eopolo
8rincc, Iidter am &ommltndlgeridlt
bon q. .. g., geId0ftsfiibrenOer Si-
3eprdii0cnt; 5bomas s. Gurran, &C.
fret1r 0eS Stoates Seem 0orf, Sdas-
rueiiter; Charles Smit6, friiber 8ro-
feIior OH ser "llnineriitdt @ien, Set
Ter Oes qeidJaftsfiibrenOen &ontroa-
ousihuBes; Marcm Somer, 5efretar
oes,, auitria Gffice~ @psfttiu Sc
fretdr lno adrI 6. Gttinger, 8relie-
6ef.
0ie ;3lpcfe ser aammer mie err
fart mfrs, ii10: Sic 9icinung Der
&anfmonni6oit G.iterreidls uuO Der
Il. z. q. iiber @anOeIs : Stiffa6rts
ua0 anoere 9robleme 0es @emein-
idaitlihen GeihGitsocrfcbrs 5mi-
id)en beioen Qdnoern git Dartreten,
3unl Nltsorud gu bringen unO ourh-
3uieten; inter 0eit Ofitglieoern lta-
tiItiiAes ms anoeres Mtateriol iiber
&unoel un0 llltternebnmun8en Oot
6ei0erieitigen Snterefie gil Oerbreitcn;
W1itdlie0er mo altoere bau0eltrei6ci-
Sc 8iirger Ser Il. 2. uuO Seiterrcit8
BEL Der Iurdfii6rung geiebl;6 guild
tiger 3iele 81 uuteritiibeu unO 81 he
raten; cine &erbitoung nit Scr Of
fi3iellen Sanoelsfommer unN Dem
&erfebrsuuSihuB in Selterreid) uno
@anoeIsorganiiationen SeYtcrreif,
in ser Qan3en @elt aliredt5nerbal
ten; i6lieBlih: ais Snfornlations-
5entrale un0 8eratllngsitelIe fir al
Ie lire Mit8Iieber nno oeren 8a-
Iddfts 6reull0e in alien @1uOelsan.
9~elegenbeiten un0 llnterne6mungcn
nit &allfleuten in Sen II. e. 81 Die
men.
Gie San0elsfdmmer Itebt isbt I'M
@egrifF, ibren 9ireftorousihuB 81
oer0olIItdn0igen, Ser nod GUS Der.
t~reterlt bon unoeren ais Ben bereit5
genannten @eielIifoften ulo &aui-
Ieuten beiteben ioll. Die erite @olf-
iibung 0e8 Ausiduiies iinoet Mitte
Mfai ltatt. 9ie Geitsrreibiihe 6an-
oelsfammer in Sen Il. Q. bat Die No
iicbt, cine elge 3nlonnmennr6eit nit
ser &unoelsfaumer oeS Staatcs
9aaiD Yorf gu unterbaIten unO andl
mGbrenO ser Saiion 1916 AZ cine
Geibe Don 8ortr6gen itber beoeutenoe
0fonomii6e 9robIeme 3u ucronltal-
Ten.
Die @~inrifidlg elmer Seiterreidli-
id)en @anoelsfammer %betonteli, grol-
ie 8eoeutung fir Die amerifaniiden
&onoelSgemeinihaften. Selterreidl
bat tets cine Sdliiiielitelluna in
Mittel : i1nO Slteuropa einaenom-
men un0 miro, 10 bolt bic Gcreilli-
gung, bol0 ieine olte 6lrlftion als
MittIer bei Der mirtIhnitliden gu
idmmenarbeit Ser often @elt mieoer-
9elDinnsn.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-03
8clueismittc(
a[ln G6eoteridlaIter.

Pm G6entcridnIter.
sd m0dte - bupp ~ id) modte
cine gintrittsfarte mo Elm 8ro-
gromm 6dben".
.Aber, mein SER Die Goritel-
llng lit bod in meniger Minliten gu
Gn0e@.
rs mir gon3 egal u id mib ne
Gintrittsfarte boben. 8as meinen
Sic oenn, mie id ionit meiner 6rall
beweiien ioa, oaB it tpirfIid i'm
Ibeater MARI"
Washington Journal., 1946-05-03

rntcrri6teten @reiien ais elm Ser
lld Der Solpieto mls9elegt fron56-
hide lno britiide So5ioliiten Ooran
81 6inoertL einen o99eitblod~ ait
iAdiien. AuBeroem moaen sic Nui.
len alf oieie @eiie Den fron50iiIden
ac|mmulniltan bel ben I'M sunni Itatt-
fil0enoen fran5oiiiden Nationa(-
lD0Gltli belfan.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-03
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i'll l1Ss3omc


6raufiurt a. VI. 9ie 99rlll.
lid So5inle Union iiDerhn9nt aiiI
GruuO Ser eriten ni6tantlifen Sab
lungen cine betrddtlihe 5lbrun9
in oen abge6altenen @a9len 5tt Den
QauofreiSporIamcnten, Die bel tar
fer 9cteiIiqul8 ON SonntnB N Oell
QGn0ern9opeul, @iirttelnber9 va.
sen inns @~robbeilen %ltattIoloei.
9ci 0ieiell i'll Der 9nil5eil dmeritd'
nilc9cn Zone ueranlt1ltcter gSnblell
bouOclt es iih I'M Die 5Delteu I'M
netbalb cines &ierteliabres. @ieoe-
rll1n murOe mr. in Ben fleinercn Dirt
idaiten 9ep1blt, Oeren @eu0lferang
normalcrlpeiie fonierpatiu lit, mas
oon 0orberein sic Gbriltlid So5ia'
ie Union ge3eniibcr ibrer 9ouptQe8-
nerin, scr Sp5ialocuofratii dln Ear'
tel, begiinitl8t.
N}it Scr 9llls5dh.nn Don 1879
Ser Stinlmen III @lyern no elm
acknowledgement Sieg Der G9riltlid-
Go}ia(en uoll 21tfail3 an leltltnno,
bate sic aouieruatiDe B1r.ei 9G,-
500 GtiHmea crbalteu, g%e5cnilbef
f1778 iiir sic 5o5iatoemofraten
ln0 2t58 Stinmen iilr 0ie &onunil-
niItcn Splittsrpartcicn mo parties
loie aanOioatan erbielten 2244 1tfnt-
men. 5n Miirtteni6grg sgloen ent-
iielen AMI Die Gbrililicb So5a le
Union in Oen eriten 0gei &reilcl,
sic sic 3d5lung bcelgoet bateil, ~,
7S6 Stinmen m1hrea0 Die So5ial-
0%enofrotcn 2S,651 nuf lid pereili9-
ten. Die 2i6eral Gemofpatilhe Ear
tel emr3ielta 1888 1%t'nnlen. HIS
C5roB6eiicn logel iii lpGter Abenos
Ihtnoe no0 feline GrQcbniiie Dor, mo
Elm Geiomter9e6nis fiir Die 0rci Sdr-
Scr lit All feinem sail Dor morgen
81 erpnrten.
Sic @obIbctailiguna, Die lid bel
sen Soullnr @l3Ielt ali 500 Der
StimmbereAtigteu belief, miro oltt
etlpa ebeniopiel 8eid)aBt, oblpobl yer
treter ser Militdrregierun8 Is nidt
fiir ausgeihloiien baiter, Dab 90%
a(ler @o6lbeteiligten All Die llrlell
qeoan9cn inns. Bon ser tati6dlifen
@eteiliqun9 ser nod imnIer ni6t
politiiA iebr mtereliierten 8eoolfe-
rild mir0 0o8 8er64itnis ser Yar-
teien unfereinan0er abbQngen. Ole
criten Gr0e6niije i%cnoeaialls l6eiaen
nfdlt Gorol8ia3en 81 beitdtiQem
mollad sic @olmlllniiten m0Sibes
raj 9emofraten iAre Stinnen5abl
lueientliG ilter oie Sannar -Sa6len
biiaus Iteigern folaten, unO ser Don
uorn6erein euportete @auptfampf
auilhen Gbriitli6 So5ialen mo
So3ialoemofraten Oiirite infolge Der
qerpoltigen lleberlegenbeit Der fon-
ieroatipen Yartei III glDern 3!igltn-
item e~rlterer entldle0en mor0ell lelll.
IS lit jeOo0 81 6eadten bob biSber
nod feline politiide &illensauBerpng
Ser StGote uorliegt.
Nlebrere ortlide 3Diihenl1lle
muroen aus 9apeu gemeloet. 81
Washington Journal., 1946-05-03
Gdlan

.,Nun, SGnSden, mas piait 81
oenn merOcn. welln Oh aroB bilt?"
o@robooter! liner @roBoater il
Ser einSiAc, Ser nidt 81 arbeitet
brnudt.
Evening star., 1946-02-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Scientists on A-Bomb
Tests on Ships Urged

Chairman Mcmahon Of the Sen
ate's Special Committee on Atomic
Energy said yesterday he has urged
President Truman to set up an in
dependent commission of scientists
and engineers to supervise proposed
atomic bomb tests in the Pacific, be-
cause ut seems unwise to expect q
service branch to preside over q
ceremony which may result in It's
own funeral"
Senator Mcmahon spoke before a
luncheon meeting OF the National
Evening star., 1946-02-08

Press Club. He added that In his
opinion surface vessels as we know
them are now completely obsolete. !"
This civilian commission of highly
qualified scientists and engineers
should report findings direct to the
President" the Senator said. "The
President should then make public
as much of the report as can be
revealed without jeopardizing the
national security.
Wants Clear Conclusions.
II am In no way impugning the
integrity or patriotism of Navy
oficials," Senator McMahon said,
adding that he felt, however, that it
| is important that the Nation get
from this test not further contro-
versy, but clearly stated independent
conclusions as to where traditional
naval power stands In relation to
the atomic bomb.
It is unfortunate, Senator Nc
Mahon declared, that the last OF
the three proposed tests-that in
volving the effect Of an atom bomb
detonated under water-cannot be
held at the same time as the other
two tests but must, instead, be post
poned until next year.
He said the information before
his committee indicated the under
water test would be the decisive one
and that there is a danger public
attention will be so focused on the
first two tests as to prejudice un-
derstanding of the experiment as q
whole.
Senator Mcmahon also put HIM
self on record as hoping that for
eign observers would be invited te
these tests.
Hits Secrecy Cloak.
The Senator warned against
Sitting progress" by keeping atomic
information under too strict secrecy
wraps. He made 1t clear, in this
Evening star., 1946-02-08
Music With Air Forces
Listed in Forum Tonight

Capt. George s. Howard, COM
manding officer Of the AAF Band,
will speak at a National Symphony
Forum at $3.50 o'clock tonight In
the Phillips Memorial Gallery, 1900
Twenty first street NV. Capt
Howard will talk on THE Air Forces
and Music
Musicians who will assist Capt
Howard In the musical portion OF
the program will be Pvt. Paul Wolfe
violinist and concert master Of Sto-
kowski's Youth Orchestra; M/Sergt
Harry Meuser, bassoonist, formerly
Evening star., 1946-02-08

connection, that he was referring
to information having to do with
the peacetime rather than the war
time applications Of atomic energy
Research does not flourish when
1t has to cope with the kind OF
secrecy under which 1t Is now OPP
Grating in the atomic field" he said
"The Surest way to kill scientific
progress is to impose rigid secrecy
provisions on it."
Evening star., 1946-02-08

with the Cincinnati Symphony Or
chestra; SISergt. Harold Flieg
oboist, also formerly with the Gin
cinnati Symphony Orchestra;
M/Sergt. Robert Cray, fiautist;
Evening star., 1946-02-08
League Plans Open Forum

The League for the Larger Life
will hold an open forum at 8 pm.
tomorrow at league headquarters
1922 Vermont avenue NV, to dis
cuss "One Army and One Navy
for the World"
Evening star., 1946-02-08

M/Sergt. George Dietz, clarinetist
and Harold Hirsch,, pianist.
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Miss Qnayle Wed
In Cathedral

Within the loveliness of the Beth
lehem Chapel of the Washington
Cathedral, Miss Susannah N
Quayle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Oliver A. Quayle, jr., yesterday be-
came the bride of Mr. Damn Wood
Denny of Denver, son of Mrs. Edith
Wood Denny of this city. The cere-
mony was performed at 2:15, Canon
w. CurtiSs Draper officiating.
The bride wore a gown of brocade
satin, a coronet of orange blossoms
and she carried an fashioned
bouqet with a white orchid in the
center Miss Priscilla Masten was
her maid of honor, and her brides
maids were Miss Mary Eleanor
Denny. sister of the groom; Miss
Janice Mclaughlin of Washington,
Miss Hazel Wood of Crosse Point,
Mich, and Miss Joan Kazanjian of
Belmont, Mass.
Mr.. William Francis of Richmond,
KY, served as best man and ushers
were Mr. Oliver A Quayle III, Mr.
Richard Jackson of Washington, Mr.
Damn Wood of New Jersey, cousin
of the groom, and Mr.. James Hart
of Hebron, Ky.
Mrs. Denney attended National
Cathedral School and was graduated
from Ogontz Junior College. Mr.
Denny, University of Kentucky
graduate, served as lieutenant in the
Maritime Service during the war.
The brides father is prominently
known in Washington as former
treasurer of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee.
After the welding trip, the couple
will make their home in Denver.
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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C.
SUNDAY, ~,
THni0r assembly
Garden Party
To Be Nav 26

The Junior Assembly of Wash
ington Is issuing announcements fol
its ninth season, the first event to
be the garden party next Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Price
have offered their country place
Grand View, on the Potomac fol
the fete at o'clock. Invitations
have been issued for the garden
party by the Junior Assembly, anc
directions for. reaching Grand View
will be given guests by Mr.. Albert
Gallatin De Knox, vice chairman o1
the executive committee, at Wis.
consin 1890.
Mr.. John Grandin Readings, jr.
lis chairman of the executive com.
mittee and in addition to Mr.. De
Knox the members of the committee
are Miss Virginia Ellis, secretary
Mr., James T. Clark, treasurer, and
Miss Harriet Hill, Mr.. Clarke P
Cole II and Mr.. Albert E. Mar
land, jr.
Sponsors for the assembly are
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Hampton Ellis
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Carroll Haig
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Westcott Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Matheson
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Norment
jr.; MIR. and Mrs. Royce w. Powell
Mr.. and Mrs. Price, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank B. Steele. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Antony Walden, Col. and
Mrs. William D. Wrightson, Mrs
Frank Mason billiard and Mrs. An
drew Calhoun PickenS.
The date for the annual ball of
the assembly is December Is and
will be held in the Sulgrave Club.
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ago he was decorated by that Re-
public at ceremony at the Embassy.
Supreme Court families are think
ing about vacation plans now with
the highest tribunal scheduled to
adjourn come May ~.
Associate Justice and Mrs. Rut-
ledge Wiley are making plans to
motor to Colorado about the middle
of June. During the war period they
summered in the outskirts of
Boulder because of the gas and tire
shortage. Now they hope to be able
to spend their time in the noun
tains.
Their son, Mr.. Neal Wiley, is a
student at Harvard and he will be
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chief reason for marrying Jim, of
course, is that he has an apart
ment cat 1911 r street, and a car.
Jim was kind of busy during the
war himself. He pioneered into the
icy wastes of Greenland to open up
a consulate there, and loaned to
the Navy, he served on Admiral
Nimitz's staff in the Pacific.
Mrs. J. Borden Hartman will en-
tertain at dinner on the 25th in
honor of the Boardman-Penfield
combine, and her great grand
daughter Phyllis Lewis will do the
same thing the evening before. On
May 31st the Grosvenor Chapmans
will be hosts at the wedding supper.
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Mrs. Chapman will be AIMS inatron
OF honor. Ushers will be 1909
State Department.: Hugh Cumming,
Jack Poole, John Macdonald, Jim
Boardman, Arthur Ringwalt and
jeff Parsons. If affairs of state
collapse from neglect the after
noon of June 1st, people will know
why. Best man will be AL Beeson
of New York.
Of to her home in France, the
Chateau de Coulennes in the
village Of Loue, will go Mrs. Robert
H. Dunlap the first part of June.
So that she will not be a drain on
the meager French supplies, Mrs.
Dunlap has been sending food ahead
for herself for months. On top of
that, her friends say that she has
been sending SO much food and
clothing to her French friends that
she is, in fact, taking care of her
whole village. The author of
several novels, Katharine w. Dunlap
wrote a poem called "Vision-1946"
which was printed on the back of
a circular sent out recently by the
American Relief for France of which
she is charter member. A stirring
and beautiful thing. it was no sooner
received in the mail than telephone
calls and checks began to pour in.
Some have even framed it-as a
reminder.
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Birds Eye View:
The day before his former wife,
Mary Lib Macarthur Reyburn, be-
came Mrs. Tom Symington, Johnny
Reyburn married a girl from
Arkansas. Johnny's wedding took
place week ago Friday in Connec-
ticut and before long he will bring
his bride to Washington to live ..
Lille and Christopher Bramwell are
in New York and will be arriving
on the scene of their old haunts
any day now. Christopher is on
three months leave from his diplo-
matte duty for Britain and fresh
from Madrid. his last post.
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NeWly1Veds Feted

One of the pleasant parties of the
last few days in Chevy Chase was
the buffet supper that Mrs. James
M. Hammond gave in honor of her
son, Mr.. Boen Evans Belcher, and
his bride of a few weeks.
Supper was served at o'clock in
the main dining room of the Purple
Iris Tearoom, where the party was
held, and later the room was
cleared and the guests remained
until late hour for dancing. There
were also few tables of bridge
in one of the small dining rooms.
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unable to accompany his parents
west. But the two daughters of the
house, Jean Ann, a junior at the
University Of Indiana, and Mary
Lou, who is studying at the Phillips
Art School, will 60 with them.
Justice Wiley will make the COM
mencement address at the University
OF Indiana June 6 and his daughter
will return with him to Washington
Associate Justice and Mrs. Stanley
Reed are hoping to be able to find
place to stay close to New York
to be near their sons. Associate
Justice and Mrs. Felix Frankfurter
will be off to New Milfred, Conn.
early next month.
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States Ambassador to Brazil and
Mrs. William D. Pawley.
Mr. Pawley formerly was Am
bassador to Peru and several days