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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-03
peal Estate & Dealers

~ c1nJ-E BEACH PROPERTIES
eIGa III speciality; Buy. Rent, Trade
ed. See ctstion /, Wrightsville Beach
Office, street, City.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-03

WANT = BRICK ANY AMOUNT
FROM 100 TO $500. DIAL 5241
OR 1895 TODAY. 80
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-03
'171-Wanted L to, Buy, Rent

BENCH SAW, ELECTRIC OR SCHROLL
saw, or what have you? Dial 1915.
WOULD YOU LIKE 70 RENT YOUR
house to tenants who would take care
Of it as il it were their own? We're
permanent Wilmingtonians. Nc chill
dren. Our present home has been sold
and we need about .5-room house
Immediately. Please write ''W-50." care
Star-News. 2sr
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-03

roR SALE: Gordon Road
r ~. 40 acres, 80 cleared.
{ prl u six room home. Price re-
Fo w IL for quick sale. Foster
|eSsE Realty Co. Dial 2-3S71.
Evening star., 1946-05-09
George Calvert, Formerly
Of Capital, Dies in Texas

George Calvert, 66, formerly OF
Washington, died yesterday at Fort
Worth, Tex, where he had lived
for several years. He was an in
dependent oil operator.
Mr.. Calvert was born at River
dale, Md, the son of the late George
Henry and Frances S. Calvert and
the grandson of Charles B. Calvert,
a founder of the present Maryland
State College and author of the
first bill to be passed by Congress
giving land grants to colleges, and
descendant of Lord Baltimore.
Mr.. Calvert lived in Washington
until Is years ago when he became
neWspaperman in New York and
later opened publicity Office there.
He went to Texas about 10 years
later.
A philanthropist and art collector,
he also was sportsman and had
hunted game in Mexico. His gar
dens at his home were showplaces
of the Southwest.
Mr.. Calvert is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Rosalee Calvert; a
daughter, Mrs. David Ray of Fay
etteville, N. c.; a grandson, David
Ray, jr.; two brothers, John w.
Calvert, Washington, and Cecil CAL
vert, Baltimore, and a sister, Miss
Julia S. Calvert of Washington.
Funeral services will be announced
later.
Evening star., 1946-05-09

was formerly married to the daugh-
ter of the late Andrew w. Mellon,
Secretary of the Treasury.
In the 1928 presidential campaign,
when Senator Bruce was seeking
reelection, he charged in CAM
paign speech that Charles Curtis,
later elected Vice President on the
Republican ticket, had visited the
Pimlico racetrack and had been seen
drinking at the track bar. Mr.
Bruce, contending that the New
Deal was departure from the great
Democratic tradition, sided with Al
fred M. Landon in the 1886 presi-
Dental campaign. He backed Frank
lin D. Roosevelt in the 1882 cam
paign.
Mr.. Bruce owned a 2,OOO-acre
plantation in his native Charlotte
County. Va, and wrote a book en-
titled Below the James," aKpound-
ing the culture of the Old South
He was an ardent hunter.
Evening star., 1946-05-09
Mrs. N. Burr Bell
Dies in Rockville

Mrs. Margaret Shay Bell, Ct, wife
of N. Burr Bell, died yesterday al
her home in Rockville, Md, after a
long illness.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by daughter, Mrs. Wilbert c
Smallwood, Washington; two sons
Vance E. Bell, Rockville, and Edward
H. Bell, Carroll County, Md; a
brother, Earl Shay, Tunnelton, W.
Va, and two grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
pm. tomorrow at the Humphrey
funeral home, Rockville. The Rev
John w. Rosenberger, pastor of the
Rockville Methodist Church, will of :
flciate. Burial will be in Rockville
Union Cemetery,
Evening star., 1946-05-09
Suspect Taken in Whisky Theft
rom Cache in Synuqoque

The theft of five fifths of whisky
from the synagogue of the Congre-
CATION Agudas Achim, sos Wolfe
street, Alexandria, Va, was reported
yesterday, and today police an
nounced, three bottles had been re-
covered with the arrest of a man
charged with HOUSEKEEPING.
Report of the theft was made by
Frank Shapiro, a member of the
Board of Trustees of the congrega-
ton, who lives at lit King street.
Under arrest on the housebreak-
ing charge is George R. Kreiger, un-
employed.
Detective Sergt. James M. Baber
said Mr.. Shapiro told him the
whisky was stored beneath a COM
partment used for synagogue docu-
ments which is in the rear part of
the altar.
Evening star., 1946-05-09

doctor of philosophy from Clark
University, Worcester, Mass.
DR.. Harvey was pastor OF the
Kenilworth Presbyterian Church for
10 years and his other pastorates in
cluded churches in Haverhill and
Worcester, Mass For II years he
was head of the religious depart
ment of Waynesburg Pa) College.
His last pastorate was in Cairo, w.
Va, where he remained two years,
retiring from the active ministry in
1943. DR.. Harvey had considered
Washington his home for the last 80
years and spent his summers and
vacations here. He had lived here
continuously since his retirement.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Amy
A. Harvey; four daughters, Miss
Gertrude Harvey and Mrs. Elmer
Farr, both of Washington: Mrs. Ruy
H. Finch of Hawaii and Mrs. Dean
A. Kicker, Shrewsbury, Mass, and a
son, DR.. E. E. Harvey, Greenfield,
Mass.
Funeral services will be held at
pm. tomorrow at the Kenilworth
Presbyterian Church. Burial will be
in Fort Lincoln.
Evening star., 1946-05-09
Alma W. Coviness, IS,
Widow of Minister, Dies

Word was received here today Of
the death last night Of Mrs. Alma
Wolcott Caviness, IS, widow of the
Rev. George w. Caviness, former
president of the Seventh-day Adven-
tist College in Battle Creek, Mich.
Mrs. Caviness died at Iona Linda,
Calf, where funeral services will
be held Saturday. She is survived
by a son, Dr. Leon L. Caviness,
formerly a professor at the Seventh
day Theological Seminary at
Takoma Park and now at Pacific
Union College, Antwin, Calf.
Evening star., 1946-05-09
Marvin I. Turner Dies;
Was Methodist PubIicist
by the Asxoeioted Press

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 9.-Mar-
vim T. Turner, so, Methodist publi-
cist, died Tuesday night at a Nash
vile hospital after a long illness
Funeral services will be held today
At the time of his death Mr.
Turner was general manager of the
Methodist Publishing House here
and director of sales for it and
branches in Richmond, Va, and
Dallas, Tex. He was former general
manager of the Richmond House
from 1926 to 1910.
Mr.. Turner was native of Tyler
Tex, and received his education at
Polytechnic College, Forth Worth
Tex.
Surviving are his widow, daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joseph Adams of Nashville
and a soh, Terry M. Turner, Of
Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1946-05-09


family that traced its ancestry back
to Robert Bruce, Earl of Cleveland,
Carrick and Anendale. His life
formed the subject of privately
printed book entitled "Recollec-
tions." in which he recalled his
youth in Virginia, as well as re-
counting his connections with the
famed Cabells, the Carriers, the
Pages and the Nelson's, long prom
inent in the Old Dominion. His
book also told of his association
with prominent lawyers of his day
For his Benjamin Franklin Self
Revealed" he won the Pulitzer Prize
for literature in 1919. In 1928 he
added to his literary laurels by writ
ing John Randolph of Roanoke. "
Was Maryland Bar Leader.
When a student at the University
of Virginia, Mr.. Bruce won honors
in the debates and essay-writing
contests of the Jefferson Literary So
ciety over number of competitors.
including Woodrow Wilson.
In the field of law, too, he won
renown, being a leader in the Mary
land bar. He graduated from the
law school of the University Of
Maryland in 1882.
In the Senate, he was known for
independence of party ties and for
his stand in opposition to national
prohibition. He was Democrat,
but he opposed a resolution to oust
Edward DENLY, Secretary of the
Navy in the Harding Cabinet, grow
ing out of the Teapot Dome oil
scandals, and he demanded fair
hearing for Harry M. Daugherty, At
torney General, who also was brand
ed as implicated in the oil cases.
He also sponsored the Mellon tax
reduction plan.
Mr.. Bruce served in the Maryland
Senate from 1894-96, and was presi-
dent in the latter term. He went
to the law department of Balti-
more and headed it from 1903 to
1908. He was married on october
Is, 1887, to Louise Fisher, daughter
of the late Judge William A. Fisher
They had two sons, David K. E. and
James.
His son, Col. David K. E. Bruce,
Evening star., 1946-05-09
Funeral Rites Tomorrow
For Thomas F. Murray, 10

Funeral services for Thomas F..
Murray, TO, Anacostia undertaken
for so years, who died Tuesday at
his home, 2007 Nichols avenue Sc,
will be held at the residence at 2
pm. tomorrow. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Murray was born in Philadel-
phia and came to Washington at an
early age. He was formerly active
in fraternal organizations here,
being a member of the Elks, Odd
Fellows and and Naval Masonic
Lodge, No. 4.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Marguerite Murray, and daughter,
Mrs. Vera Murray Covert of New
York City,
Evening star., 1946-05-09
Westinghouse Strike
Settlement Predicted
BY the Asseeioted Press

PITTSBURGH, May 9-Company
and union officials in of f-the-record
statements last night predicted early
settlement of the l13-day-old strike
of $4,000 Westinghouse Electric Corp.
production workers in dozen
States.
One spokesman said only agree
ment on the wage figure remained
before a new contract could be
signed.
The workers asked 1872 cents an
hour. The company made an offer
which it said amounted to ISL cents
an hour but which officials of the
CIO-United Electrical Workers said
actually was only 81 cents.
Evening star., 1946-05-09
In Mrntnriut1t

WISE, THOMAS. In sweet memory Of
our dear brother. THOMAS WISE. who de-
parted this life four years ago today. May
8, 1912.
Eternal rest grant unto him. o Lord,
and let perpetual light shine on him.
DEVOTED SISTERS. EMMA AND FLOR
ENCE
WOODARD, JAMES T. tribute Of
love and devotion to the memory of my
dear brother. JAMES T. WOODARD, who
passed away three years ago today, May 9,
Gone. but not forgotten.
SISTER, BEATRICE CAVE.
YOUNG, POLLY DEANE. In loving
memory of our dear mother, POLLY
DEANE YOUNG, who departed this life
six years ago today, May 8. 1910.
The month Of May once more Is here.
To us the saddest Of the year.
For six years ago today
Our dear mother passed away.
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1946-05-09
We're B. Edwards, 56,
Druvo President, Dies
BY the A.socioied Press

PITTSBURGH, May 9.-Vere B.
Edwards, Sc, president of the Dravo
Corp, died of a cerebral hemorrhage
yesterday while addressing the firms
Executive Committee at a meeting
in the company's Neville Island
plant here.
Mr.. Edwards had been associated
with the shipbuilding concern for
his entire business career, since his
graduation from Lehigh University.
Evening star., 1946-05-09
Braths
WILLIS, MARTHA J..

WILLIS, MARTHA J. On Thursday
May g. 1916, at Freedmens Hospital
MARTHA J. WILLIS. daughter OF the late
Robert and Catherine johnson. wife of tht
late Rev James E. Willis and sister OF
Mrs Lillian B. Gwathney and Robert H
Johnson Also surviving are other rela.
tives and maEy friends. Notice of funera
later. ARRANGEMENTS by MCGUIRE. 10
w9oD' MATTE iEd:no LEE On Monday Mon s.d May
ne, MATTE LEE WOOD, beloved mother
Of Mrs. Roy L. Dial Of Washington, D. C.;
Mrs. Jesse Lee Terrell of Washinston, D
G.; Mrs. F. L. Belyeu of Atlanta, Ga; Mrs
Q. L. Mckinney Of Macon, Ga, and Mrs
Quinton Haynes Of Atlanta. Ga: sister Of
Mrs. Nora McCollum OF Cleveland. Ga
Chaplin st. NV, on Thursday, May ., al
1890 pm. 1nterment Arlington Nationa
Cemetery 8
Evening star., 1946-05-09

leader III UQe
Maryland b a r,
Mr.. Bruce served
in the Senate
from 1928 to
1929, and was
known as one
of the few lit
erary men to
S e We in that
c h a m b er. He,
had won a Pu-
liter prize.
The form e r
S e n a tor was
born March IL,
1860, at Staun-
Evening star., 1946-05-09

nome, loUl heH-
ilworth avenue
NE, following a
heart attack.
DR.. Harvey was
a C tive in the
P r e S b y terrain n
ministry for SIS
years. He was
born in Nova
Scotia, received
h is theological
training there,
and came to the
U n ! t e d States
about 48 years
ago. He received
Evening star., 1946-05-09

street, president of the board Of
trustees, was out of town today. The
synagogue does not have rabbi at
present. Members have been con.
ducting services for some time, Mr..
Kerbel said.
Evening star., 1946-05-09

Payments on your home are
made easy by renting = room.
Renting a room Is made easy
by advertising in The Star.
Call National 5000. Open 3
am. to II p.m.
Evening star., 1946-05-09

Dan E. Kerbel, % Glendale ave-
nue., another member of the Board OF
Trustees, said he was Shocked" to
hear whisky had been stored in the
synagogue and indicated he was in
vestigating.
Henry Schwartz of 1923 Cameron
Evening star., 1946-05-09
Garh nf Thanks

MATTHEWS, ARTHUR STANLEY. The
"a family Of the late ARTHUR STANLEY
MATTHEWS of 1345 Girard ST. NV. wishes
70 the many friends, relatives and neigh
oors Tor the many kind expressions of
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes re-
celped during our bereavement
MIS-. MELVINA M. MATTHEWS AND
Evening star., 1946-05-09
Dr.. Mcleod Harvey, 83,
PRESBYTERIAN Leader, Dies

DR.. Mcleod Harvey, SO, retired
Presbyterian minister and former
pastor of the Kenilworth Presby-
terian Church, died yesterday at his
Evening star., 1946-05-09
William CabeI| Bruce,
Former Maryland
Senator, Dies at S6

Former United States Senator
William Cabell Bruce of Maryland
died today at his home in Balti-
more. He was 86 years old. Long a
Evening star., 1946-05-09
Dratha

BECKS, SADIE. Suddenly, on Wednes-
day morning, May 8, 1916, at 7:45 O'Clock.
At the residence of her sister, Nellie Reese,
leaves a husband, Basil Becks; three
brothers, Arthur Coates of Leesburg, Va;
Charlie Coates of Richmond Springs, Va,
and Richard Coates Of Washington: three
sisters, Nellie Reese and Leila Spriggs of
WASHINGTON, and Lucy Jones of Hamilton,
Va; two aunts and many other relatives
Evening star., 1946-05-09

MRS. SADIE. The OfhcerS and
members OF the James Reese
Europe Unit, No. 5, of the
American Legion Auxiliary, Dis
trict OF Columbia, are requested
to assemble at the late residence
of Mrs. SADIE BECKS, 1855
23rd st. NV, on Friday, May
at Z pm, to hold memorial
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
fiikrt Knmtpf
ococn GliiGsIpiclcr

SEEM Yorf II Mopor S'gmper en-
fIarte in elmer aonferefl5 in Ser Gitp
San, Bob cine 8erbreherbon6e beob-
liihtiqt, iid 0es Observation-Disclosures
in 8rooflpn SIT bemdhtieen uno be-
nuftronte 9oli0eifommiiiar Nrt6ltr
90. @anenoer, Die en~tipreden0en
Sdritte gegen ole orgoniiierten
@ltdlnnher uno @liidipieler 5lt err
greifeit, Inn oos @ieoerauftreten Ell
ner Observation-Disclosures 8t oerbin0ern,
mie es IN Sen greiBiger Snbren Nltr-
ser Snc. in 9rooflpn gepeien lit.
gfber Ser Galnpf gegen Ole 8ud)mo-
der, iagte oos Sta0toberbaupt. lit
MIR elm Cell Ser fon5entrierten aan-
pagne gegen alle Irten organiiiertef
8erbrehens. or oeiltete an, Dab iih
Bic 9oli3ei audi ganOenmitglie0er
.lpornehmen lpir0, bie NIT Sdleihbon-
oeIsnftionen in @erbinoung &C.
broGt iperoen.
@dbreno oieie Sdritte sur @e,
0es gerbredenS eingelei.
tet uuroens unterindte Die 9oliSei
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19

Grmiter go6n aud oein getreuelter
mar"
Die Saar @r6eiteridait lit nitt
qeipnren. I'M moterieIler 8orteile
milIcn 0a8 SaarlanS unO lid uertau.
fen 81 Iaiien. Gle 4rbeitrrihait ourt,
i6aut Die treibenoen &r1fte, Die bin.
ter Scr M&S iteben. sic bat Die
Sabre mad Dem erlten 8elttriege, IN
oenen I'M Sndrgebiet ser SeparatiS
mus ebeniuIIs BIiiten idltltg, nod
nidt uergeiien ltn0 lie peiB, OaB beute
mic OomaIs rein matcrieIle 8cueg.
griin0e Motor Ser ieparatiittifen Be
luegung fms. Iieielben Qelite, Sic iii.
ter 6itler 5peibunOertpro5entige
9eltife naren, ipieIen lid belte ais
5pei6ul0ertpro5eutige 6ran5oien aiti.
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ibren Stimm5ettel fir Ben glnIflliB
ser Saor an oas 3. Neidj obsegeben
bo6cn5 6egeiitarn lid beute fir oen
AnldluB Ser Sonr an 6rnnfreid.
Gohtols mie beiite IieBen lie it'd bon
nidts oiroGrem leiteu ais Don Der
Sroge: no ioDre id apirtitoitlid BEL
ier2.
@e0er Ole Eropagan0o Ser WlGS.
nod oas 4resime 0e fouenr" 0or.
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teI3uneiiung I'm gergleidI CUR tibsri-
gen iron50itihen Beiatungs5one er.
freat, Miro ole Mrbeiteridydit OerSaar
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lie Nrbeiteriduit ser Sadr hdlt
ser SodJe Ser Oeutld,en 9enlofratie
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0ie M3S unO 0eren einflnBueiben
S~intermGnner aiisreidenS iein fnnrL
lmt Die ~llebcrgabe Der Suar aii
6ranfreih ST Oerbinoern. lit eine
Grnge, Die beute nift dbifIieBeu0 be-
AUTHORIZED perSen fanr. Die arbeiter-
ihaft Der Soar mebrt iiH ltnter MI.
giinitigen ltn0 litrgleid)en &nmpfbe-
oingitiigen: @roBin0uitriclle altf bei-
Ben Seiter Der @renje. nnBgeblife
Sffi5iere Ser fran3oiiihVn 8eiabun8s-
ormee mo Elm bintes Wemiih DON
Nadyl1ufern geben Ger ieporotiitiifen
9epeguug geiGDrlide 8orteile. M1it
go @rnmm grot tdglih, $50
@ramm @~Rnrntalaoe monatlid, 200
@romm aaie monatlihb 440 @romm
6ett monotIid, feline Nuocln, feline
Gier, fem MebL uno Gartoffela mr.
oonn iituo mann; nit Sieier groItIo-
iigfeit lit es nitt einioh, fnitrrenoe
Nagen 81 iiber5eligen 0aB elm an-
idltB Der Saor an 6rnnfreid fem
Weg 81 einem frieoIihen europa lit.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
ni6ts
bon @rcueltateu

9ilrnberg 4lfreo Goienberg,
ser Dor Dem Niirnberger @eriht lei
ne eigene @erteiOigung abl1loB. be-
bouptete, oaB Die 0iftntur III
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gono Ser @niidt &itlerS, OaB Der
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beitten ione", 10 ingte er. uWeadt-
fon5entration mar cine 9~riegser-
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fir eil1en Gprnnnen gebalten."
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ridt ieinen @loiiben IN Sitter un0
be3ei6nete iih ais Deiren Oeutihen
Solooten, Der leioenihoftlid fir 0aS
@oblerge6en leiner Nation arbeitet~
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Mini1ter fir sic beiesten Sitgebiete
beItono BARN, Dab er ieOe @ernntpor-
mortung fir @rnuiamfeiten II. WtiB-
banolungen ablebnte. @r tot 10,
als OF er BON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@reueln uno ser Musrottung Der Su-
SEN nihts mliBte. u@as id bier
gebort babe 10 ermioerte er naip
auf 5ragen ieines 4nmaltes, iheint
mir menIdlid unmoglid Su iein."
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porgegongen lei. gr bebauptefe, onB
Der Observation-Disclosures Stant ben
airden 100000 Morf eegeben
babe uno feline @eiebe lid borteifbaft
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
29auern i'm Reih
oelobt, peroammt
Gi,,ioc nmtcrie. Oifisicrc crPlGrcib Nob 8aucrn
er,,tccrtrGoc pcrIdriitsmGbio a~blicfcrr, anNcrc,
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bclicfcrn

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9eutId)en it6ertrogen murOe. 9ie De-
mobiImaduung beralibe Die baDrllde
WflitarreQierung in einem llnlinuge
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al lire Sdreibtilhe 9efellelt uno
tragen 0ie |erontmortung 0afilr, ooB
sic 0iesjGbrige Serbiternte abgelie-
fert meroe.
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bapriiden 9muern ibre 8ilid)t en-
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loriennlengc bon $500 &olorien 6lt
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&alorien 5llteben.
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faniIAen Sffi3ieren I'M AltBenoienlt
foae Sic QoIt 5u, 8operns 30,054
9uaoratmeilen 5l1he SIT bereiien,
nm 3l unterItden Oh aae baDrilhen
decentralization ibren 4bliefe-
rllnqspflihten entipreden.
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nabnleit, sic i'm Sale BON llebertre-
tllngen ser Observation-Disclosures
in MnmenOung fon1men, fir qdr5li6
un3uIGngIi1. 80 lei 5. 9. elm
8alter nit 100 Geihsmorf @elb-
ltrafe beIeot poroen, neil er ltatt
Scr 5000 Nfuno @ei5en. Sic er OBJ
licfern mnbte, MIR 700 SfnnO abge-
~lieFert 9abe.
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belt Ser bapriiden @auern entbolte
ser oeutihen 9epoIferung 25,000
big 5000 Sonuen 9rotgetreiOe Dor.
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milrOe 3ipor nidt altsreideil, ben ge-
genip1rtig fritiiden 0tailgel 81 be-
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glatt 10 @roSent fiir3en fOnnen.
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itdnoiger fiir GrndbrungSfragen-
ga mir cine 8oIitif Ser 9en1ofrati-
iieriinq betreiben, fonnen mir nidt
0robe Mobnnbmen erQreifen I'M Die
pe0itedten 2ebensmittelDorrate 81 err
faIIen.4
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19

in einem Snterpiem, er 9laltbe, ,,0ie
gteigung Der oeutlden SrgenO fiir
Die MISUNDERSTANDING @eoonfen-
melt miro iiberifaBt" nber .on0erer.
ieits Iebe GeutiAlanOs Sllgeno oc'
genpartig feline @offmlng alif 0ie
&erbiiuoeten, neil Die 9eutiden ni6t
'ieben, mobin Die 9ieiie ge6en Ioa@.
SD bore oft 3lpeifel Ooriiber, OaB
Die Alnerifaner Die GringIidfeit Der
Trobleme 9eutifInnos nirflid be.
grcifen4, o~eriid)erte Niem0ncr. Gas
0eutide Golf 5ueifelt nidt ben gllten
@inen mo Die 6dbiofeiten Der
9lmerifaner ali. A6er On8 Oelttide
golf fiirdtet, OoB bic Anerifoner
iebr longiam Iino."
Glide jltnge 9eutde flummern
lid an Sen neutrality-suspicious. mfe
lid elm Sdiffbriidiger an ein 5tiif
@nl5 flanlmert. Sin Shiffbrilhiger
fam nidt lange fragen, oh Die 8nble,
Bic er ergriifen bot, itorf uno trag-
fGbig lit. @r bat feline anoere. Sic
jitngen 0elitiden ieben g%egenp6rtig
feline nnOere &ettni1gSplanfe. Gen
SItgeuolihen 9eutihlanOs mliB eine
Gemofrotic ge5eigt meroen, Die rei5-
noa fiir lie iit~, idloB Baitor 0ie-
nloIler leine 8emerfltnger.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19

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faniider 0fi5iere, Die in Der 9tbtei-
luna ser M}ilit1rregiernng fir @r-
udbrunq Der Oeutlhen 3ipilbeuolfe-
runq tatig iino, mitrOe nah ibrcn
lGrteilen fiber sic GrndbrungSlage
uno 0ie gLblieferung pon Ndbrmit-
teln IeitenS Der oentIden @atern be-
irogt. 9ie Antiportcu, Ole ertcilt
muroen, lin0 10 mnnnigfoltig unO
miOeriprudSoou, oaB iih aus ibneil
fem einbeitlihes 8ilo formen ldBt.
Or. SameS g. 4ollod Ieitet in
Gtuttoart cine Interchangeable
ser Mi(itarregierrng rno bolt enge
SiibIltng nit ben Germaltltngen Der
orei oeutIhen 21n5er, oie BON ameri-
foniihen Sruppen belett limo, D. =.
@anerns, @roB6eliens mo 9ooen-
@iirttembergS. Or. YoaOd berli-
dert, sic g(bIiefernng Ourd Die Oellt-
lhen gauern erfolge in 5%ufrieOen-
Itenenoer @eiie. @r miiiie entihie-
Sen be1treiten Dob Oie Nblieferungell
oroBren ltmiang bnben fnnnten.
4ne onoeren befragten arnerifa=
niIden Offi5iere legen Nert Ooranf,
rtnqenannt ali bleiben. Ger Ginfad-
heit halbcr ieien lire Nniidten font
mentarlos Sitiert.
Die oeutiheu 8ntern hnlten Of
fenbar NabrungSmittal, Sic Dem @b-
Iieferlngs5moug uhterIiegeu, piOcr-
redtlid) 5urild, neil tic fem Ser
trauen CUR 3nfunft boben ODER ben
S6leihbonoeI beIiefern, erfldrt 81
fi5ier 81.
9ud Sffi0ier g. peroGdtiat Die
oeutiden 8altern, Gmiienoe Sonfleil
bon 2ebensmitteIn auf5uitapeln ooer
ollf Sen Sfnpar5en Wtarft 81 ldof-
fen, mabrcu0 Die itdbtiide 8epol-
ferung Situger Ieioet unO unlfong-
reidere misunderstanding aus
Sen 8ereinigten 5taoten foroert.
Gffi3ier 6. bGlt es fir einen Sch
Ter, Bob Oie &eroltmortlng filr Die