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Washington Journal., 1946-03-22
1~tmltmsminiItcr IN
Hciicn "~es00m0en"

@ieSbuocn. - N0d1 NlSiflei0en
Or. Sran5 909ms aus Dem groBbefii-
id)en @ultnsminilteranlte lit Sberiri-
Sienoireffor Or. 6rnnJ Shramm,
Der Te5erttant iiir ooS bObere Shul.
weien. nit ser uorIdufigen fommii'
Iariid)en gcrpdltung 6eS GllItllsrni-
niiterimnS bsouitrnJt Dor0ert. Die
ettogiiItige Heiibeletung 0es 8oibens
miro nad geipredung oes 2eiters
0cS Gr3iebnngiuntes in Ser Milit1r-
UermnItiing, Soiepb glrih NIT Sem
neutrality-suspicious. @eiler eriolgen.
Or. goebm8 IuIifeioen ons oeHt
@obiuett mar Die Golge ron Mngrfi-
ien, oenen er ieitenS Der Qint3pars
teien ~auiaciebt mar. Tieic batter ibm
p%oraGporisL cine un0emoErntiihe
SdptlpoIitif getrieben Ill baben. @S
mar umtcr ieiner gertunltllng II. a.
Dorgctomnen, BOB elm 2ebrer ans
einen Brnn0e g~cmaBregeIt merOerL
iollte, Der ever feine 8efGrberlng ge-
rchticrtigt Bate: @r tpdr IN Der Sit.
lar5eit ans potitiiden @riinoen emf
Iaiien moroen. Teier umitano ioII
Dem Miniiterium oeniigt bdben. ign
5u weiterer B~efIei0ung 6es Qebrer-
poltenS ais une,ei9net al ernften.
Gle Sahe geldngte in ole BreIie un0
erre5te erbeblidc3 Mufleben. 0ors
iibcrgebenO batte es 0en Anstein, ols
oh bdriiber audi Ger @iniiterpr1Iioent
iel6er "pltrjeln" iollte. geioe, Boem
mie Seller, lieBen ip1ter in ser Brei.
le TeltItellen 0aB lie peri0nlih fir 6os
@orfomnniS nift brett berontqport-
lib gentadlt tperfen f6nncn.
Bel oen @erbanohmgen, ole guridD
uno anoere amerifaniiAe Mffit1rg in
Ter Sadse nit Sen oelitiden 8eb0roen
fii6rsen, mar CT. @eiIer nIdt 3lsegen
es Daroe inoelien periihert. 0ies
lei auf ~Grfranfln1 Oes @iniiterprGIi-
benton 3uriid3uiibren.
N0bn mar Dor Ieiner i'm Gftober
"Grnennung ann Miniiter
Der l~lnineriitdt 6reiburg. Gle.
lfilitarDcrmnItlina bate @eiler anae-
@oe9mS Gemiiiion an5nneb-
ncn.
Wit Dem biifsrigen @nltusniniiter
Er. 2arl 6rieorih ais iteILOertre.
enoer 4altisminiiter 5uriidgetreten.
mar friiber 2ebrer in Garmitaot... /.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-22
foil
btutI@ blttbelt

eHet - Sein8 Henuer. Der totn'
niuniltiIhe nelie Observation-Disclosures
bon GiIelt, erfIart, bnB ieine @ortei
mfs entIHieopnite 9e9et cine Srter:
acknowledging oes &ibrgebiets
Tel. Die fbntmnniitiihe @artei hot
imtncr 0agegen eefdmpft, 0nS Hitpr'
uebiet BON Neid nbtitrenhetl. IS
lit aui sic aumfrnnilttIme Rnrfei
auriidsuFiibren, oaB oaS &iibtgabei
mad bent eriten @alttrieg bsltit
bIieb".
@eilcr Iagte @enner bic heutldt
Sn0uItrie lei nod iinltter boiler gta'
ais, Die Die aontrole iiber ole elm
faten @rbeiter in Der Satto botten,
aenuer lit Ieit 1888 Dor ben ga3i2
fortaeipst geftoben. Gr bat IN fran
soIiId,en lIn0 0entIhen Gondentrn.
tionslogern geleiien un0 Bat IVd ols
elm 10 aufrebter Intirooi ertpieien.
oaB oie britilden geiusuugsbebOroer
Ieine @rnennlHg dnf G6erourger'
meiitrr raid gitt6ieBer.
Menner lit Der ctlte Gontmttniit.
Der olut 2bprbiirgerneiiter elmer
Sta6t bon Der @roBe GiIenS ernantti
tpuroe. Gr CAB Ieiner lle%ber5eugunl
alt86rud, onB bic 4ampagne our
@aiberlIug Der oelltidjpu BittiHaii
bon 0en NaSis foum begonnen bot
Ser eiu3ige 6nritt, Der bisber CT
oriffen ipuroe, mar Die Teltitnbftt
Ser aroBen Io3i8 onSert, Die lid II
%fiibrPn6en Observation-Disclosures befnft'
ben. Qlu bic pptergeoroneten Bor'
teifunftionGre beIIei0en nod intlnet
Iebr mittige G~teI1Meen. Sic 8e
boEfetung fam dire InIiften MIDI
AIM @pS6rttd bri1t9erL tneil lie lid
Dor Mnen iiir6tet.4
9ie Brtten baben EauienDe nor
Naais aug Der @ubr n0uItTie eft
ferut uND Die gefdGftignn9sontrde
lDeitere ToMieu0a IinO abgetpieler
tnurOetl. .Gie boben iih ieoo1 at
ben @runoiaB geboltetL Ger1i6e oil
auItelen, Inn Goble tlt0. Stabl 81
~proOuaieren. I'd mar ain9eitattoe
nerntdbeN Idaoierfg, fGbige aeltte 81
fihoen Die nfdt ourd) lthO bltr6 So
SiS tunren, Nenner bsriitdlt ieBt
0ie @ieoerbeIebutlg gifenS dlf elm,
nalortige @eiIe allitut1oe5tbringen
GrelDiuige uerbringen ibre Conn
tage 6omit, obite @e5oEEirlg 0iI
grImmer ali beIeti9en, electricity
qeitlngef lif0 Die WtiilEnbftabr tDie
Der III Gang als bringeu- Eeutihl
9ergtpetfer baben Iid pieOerbolt a
6iefer arbeit erboten, ieOo6sbhrnst
beltunoem Sab Die Nnais ~GeStupngel
tuer6en. bierbei al beIfen.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-22
&f UNI @ieus
Grudbrnu8

Bien (SlsD 0ie 1emarfa-
tiOnsIinien sniiHen ben ~eiuSelnen
Seiosuugs5onen tn Ceiterrein tie
ben our 3eit Inter IHperer Beipn.
dung. gfIe 6nbr3else Die Iidl IN
Ridtling 8ien NIB N~ie0erbiter-
reid befpeaet, tper0en bon Der otter
reihiiten BoIi3ei genan olIrdiilft,
nohoem Die Snbrer nIfgefOroert
tDuroett, etpd porbnnbene Betuiui-
gilngeu 3lltn Observation-Disclosures
DorauiDeilen. Ger @r,ln0 fir biele
Mabnabmen lit, Die oFfi5ien uerlalt-
bart mllroe, has 8eltrebem ben
S6mar5morftbanoel, inst eionoere
ben iIlpqoIen Sonoel nit Sieii1 at
unterbiuoen.
Ser Derlau0 bon 2ebensmittelpas
feten ans elmer Bone in bic ar0ere
tuur0e boritbergebenD perboten.
9ie ieBiae Sitldtion lit Die GoIge
zines Grizzlies, Der bic 6lterreidifte
Hegieritng fir Die @erteiluug bon
ltyeH&M.Q ebenSmitteln Derntlttports
lid mnht. Wit 1. gtpriI Toll Die
8erantlportung fifr sic 2%cbenSmittel-
perIorgltng Gelterreihs an lt9eSRNI
ii6ergeben. Oil nIiierten Wlilitar-
behor0en baben llge9fNI Borr1te
5ilr 0edung oeS @eoarfS fir SO
Gage borlprefen.
Nahber Gilt u0iRR9 als Scr
lorolmosagent fiir Die geiaulte
olterreihiIHe 2ebensmitteIbiIfe. Wlit
Dem IS. Mdr3 lin6 Die Rotioner anf
1900 Qnlorien tGglih feitgeiebt
tporoen.
Ole &iener @emGinOe bat ale
offentIiHen @nrtenonlogen 1tr0 ntts
6eren oerfigbnren 8ooen in @efrlle.
qGrten MmgewanoeIt, i'm bic oils
benz llnteritiisnngsperf HieBen0et
qebensmitteI al erganaen, Cine
BrofIamQtiou TorbPrt nHe @inDpbs
ner Der gtaOt, bic @eIegenbeit oQsu
baben, 5am @emiiieban anf. uno
bic @iener Notwithstanding
oerIprah, aud aue geeigReten go.
0enfl1het IN Der llmgebunG bon
@ien fir oielet 8med '5ar @etfit.
.nltng al. Ite4en.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-22
@Iant ttr e
Trau5Olen

garis, ~ SIN 3uiummenbang NIT
Dem Elott, sic 9ereitieten Staaten
Inn cine Mnlejbe non Sueieinbalp.
WiIliurten Collars gil erinheN iiber
melhe eine uon 0em friibereH Bte-
mier econ gllm geiitbrte Wiiilon
in 8oibin9toh perbanOeln iolL bot
sic iroh3Oiiite &egnrlng Die @irts
idoItslude Sronfreids beIeuntet ina
aIeidjeitig 81 u%eriteben geaeben, IDie
6aS Iu6rgebiet in Die fran1Oiiide
NatfonaInirtihnft eingeihaltet per-
Sen ioll.
8or sem Rricg be3og Sic &ubrfn.
ouitrie frnnSOIiite gr5e aus 2otbrin-
gen ano ipeiita oonlt Die OelItit}e
Sdmerin0uitrie. Der ole oisgeasit-
nete 3obIe beS Hu1rgebiets 5ur 8ers
Iagilng itan6. 6rontreit modte nun
oie Code uutoreben, Die oettihe
RobIe aus Dem Rubrsebiet nnd 2otb.
ringen bringen INN 10 in SrontreidI
ieIBit cine groBe Sdgpcriuouitrie
oafbntcn.
Gronfreim brauht fir OoS 9ro,
Jeff amerifoniide MSnihinen Is
braud,t @aidineu. fir ieine Sabri-
fen lino Ieine Qon0ntrtitaft, Mo-
Ifineu fir oie SafenanIaaGu uno
roIIertSes Ma.crioI fir ieilTe 8ohnen.
@enn eS oieie Raititen IN SEN Ser.
einiqten Gtaoten foltfen fam, 6ann
hofft eS 0anit initonO geiett 3t wer4
Sen, Sic QebcnsfoIten 5n itobiIiiicrer,
Sic &riegSitaoen nns5lbeiiern un0
Die &ebnnng nit Ger 9usfubr ieiner
@roonfte 5i begleidlep. 9ie fran36-
Tide @~tot6rerrue beIGtlft fih ulF eitC
Wfilliar0e Dollars Die rad Der gr'
fIarrmg BON 8eomten in feds ooel
oht TfqHcten oligeJebrt tpsrSen
miir0es menfl pas 2anN BON ieihem
AapttQT lebet miiBte.
Set 1888 iin9 Die 2ebensfoitar
in Eranfteih. Inn $50 Rroaent gei
itie0aA, ole 2Gbne rllr lin 330 BRO
5ent. Dor benz @tik9 erbielt man eli
1 men Mtt5ils fiiE 700 JrnncS. beiltt
foitet &c 10000. SoIIte Ole Eprtilin.
Sltitrie IbreII In Shrbifng forrmen
Damn f0rtte eth an3ug i'm 4srbii
fiitr ei1ua 5000 5rancs geliefert .tuer-
ben.
Set Der .9efreiling iiro Ole BRO.
0ufrioustoitsf aeifegen ltnO Oo<
2en0 brandt Dor oIIea1 31i1iner
ltn0 N~obntotsFial, Inn aitf ben
@eItmarst fpiGoer FonflWrensfGbia
',au, Deroen. Der BobnBtrfeH nm.
'fabt tpte6er 10 pro5ant soeS Gor.
frfe~gsuerfebrB. BrnntreiH uatiagi
! beute uber 1858 1pFomotiben, segetir
iiber 10000 I'M Snbr 1888. SIN Der
.gIefd init nemieTflen Snbr beI1nij
fih heute ole ReifeHpfo6uftion auI
10 Wro3etlt, bic bon IlltomobiIes
alf % Yrp0stt, Sic bon 8aumrDoII.
J itoffen aif 48 Hro5ent, bon papiet.
prooufteu AM 24 Bro&nf. bon Rob.
eiieTs aai SO HroS. bon SrnBI ruj
so Hro6Ent
Washington Journal., 1946-03-22

geniiGenoer Giuigteit ordtreten, I'M
Iif ibren NrnbIemen gPtunhIcn AT
3eiNen uno nieIf oielor iiidtigen t.
berolen 6iibrer iino b6lt1 pertr-
1ert"'.
Tie @rogrciiipc 4uriei. Die ioIi
dllSjhliebGih in &iScouiin @itglie-
ser battle, frrcidlte ibre groBte @Iii.
lie I'M Sabre 1895, ais iia in ser go
penbarw01l lat idnttIidc StootS-
durter an iidl brndtc, iieben &cprd-
5etttaltcn nadi @aibin0ton entiono-
te Qentc iiBt I'M Sous mr. nod Elm
&rogreliiuar, @ep. Merfin SltD I'M
Stoot5ienot nit II Dnnn un6 III
Ser glieubIp nit 4s nertreten mar.
Set 1888 PrIoI5te i6Ooh Ser ia.
ide Rip0er1nua Der Rartei.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-22
Nn6Iatt0 idSstt sen
Srait3cier NetreiSs

BariS gds fran5oiiide auBen.
miniiteriilnl aqb befdnnt, bar Stub
LIMB 100000 Goitnen @etrei0t
ardufreih 3lit 9erfiiglna gelteM
bat. 9ieies @etreipeanDeiiunQ er.
fcIgtps naboem 6er frnn5otifbe
Observation-Disclosures Wourice Tho:
RED seinen entibred$nben Mntrug an
MlibIon0 qeItplt botta. Die 3iliDei,
iiinq Beltqht aus 100000 Eonnen
Meiaeri itu6 100000 Gonnsn MdiS.
Grdna6liihe &qn6elsidiffe Deroeu
oas @etreioe In &dfen 0es SdDar.
gen Neerss laben.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-22
GnOe ser MtOnls
fOrtdnn02

Mo{hiuoton (GNI) 9dgtid)
fam man min Sdritta i'm 4nngreB
ertparten, Die Die MrnIeetCntroAe
iiber 0ie Acknowledging Surd aefes
Idle Meaelltng belt1figen lou.g SeIle,
Die 3ibilfontroae befarlporten, let.
aen lett hire gonaen S%offnunget oliT
Sic 1870. sic bOffen, Dab. tuerrl oie
interuaiionaIe Organization eiTteyt
liideuIoien Sian fir iutetnuticnne
RontroGe bor5lIegen itnlt1noe IT.
sic @elesgeber nitf Capitol Sill ge-
nitqer,o Mltt ~aufbringen tperoets nm
! Ben Iooe8griff beg @eneraIltabS &C.
GET Ole gItomforidntg au loletl.
Gtpoiae GiuseI0eiten eines iolden
internotionalen Ylans fir0 nidt BE.
fannt. gr. s. 81. 9ppenbeinler, Der
oas SOS MIatnos Brogramm leitete
1tuo aIs efner Der bcten 9enTier Der
MtomtuiIlenldlaIt beSeidnet tpirO,
Sielit Dem Gfnte Department ,alS
ouBproroentlider 8eroter. Bie be-
.ridltet miro, arbeitet er on letnem
Qoltronprogramm, 0nS Der uyeD
0llrd Die mnerifanifHe Delegation
unterbreitet peroeu ion.
Cine Retbooe, nil 0creu 9iIfe bic
1850 Die gntpidlung Der 4toHHor-
idatng fontroaiereu fonntes tpnre.
ME bebeutet miro, Die &ontruae Der
Northumberland Der gr0e, bic
8ieullid gleifmGBig iDer BITE CRIB
fiqeI Derteilt into pifo iue0er bon
seineItl etisigcn 2at0e T1p6 spon eirEer
@rippe BON 21noern f~ontrolliert
lper0e. uranium lit 6h5 biSber ettls
aiqe befarinte fprengbare Material,
6as fiH, fit fih nlleirb aur l%lInfpalis-
luna m Mtomenereie eignet. @loere
iprenQbare WetnlIe, infe aunt Beie
/. IpieI oas Eborirm fOntleit in oer.dles
miIdlen Nerbin0ing nit Uranium
oher nidt rein pertuen0ct peroert.
; Son belife an lit fIars oaB pns
imnler Die 3lifunit IN internnticnalsr
ano s3ibilfontrole ilber 0n8 Ser}toe
rerilde qtcm bringen mag bic
4ontroIe Ser @rmee iiber bic MtoUt-
ptIIenIhaftIer ltrenger 0enn lie 1T,
Gle lit De facto Elm 3urgegriify Der,
!. ME. Sic einihIGgigeN @ifieni1aftler
prOpbeapipm Den Cob Der @toHtfor-
ihung in 0ieiem 2aHoe heoeliteTE
2.AxaZ-l - -
Washington Journal., 1946-03-22
AuSIanO.
werte Oein@t

WaShinaton, II Beanie Der 8es
dieriiilg ttilten nit, OdB nit eng
lamb iinS Broffreid eirte @ereinbor.
ine iiber gtite setneiuiatut PoIitif re-
3iigIi1 Der Giujiebun6 unb Gertii.
9ilna iiber bentime 4uslanOSrpeTte,
sic in uentralen 06n0eFn iinN er-
5ieIt morOen tonnte.
Tieie gcomten Die nift oenannt
iein molten, fileten ibrer MittriIuug
biu5lL. Dab Nicie @eritan6iguna als
@runolage filr ole geiptefungeH
oieaen trcrOe, sic in Sen n6diten
To0en 8DiIden Den breis @robnddj-
ten qtnO elmer iHpei5eriIhen TeIes
cation, Die bonn llnterItnotsiefrct1r
8oIter Stlidi eeIifbrt miro. beginner
IoIIet. SIN groBen itito gofi5en sielC
man IN ben beooritebenoen Seratlr-
gen 0orouf ab, Die SInorOnnng Der
MILiierten aitf 0ie 2iQuiOntion Osut.
ider SnIarr6s- ltno IuSlon0sperte
entiprednno oen BotSoomcr GrfIdr-
lttl9en in Sic Eat tint5nlGsett.
Die lIebereinItinmuna. sic nit
England atr0 Sranfreih IN iiinf Be-
r1tungcn er3ieIt puroe, felt cine
Iereinigung. Der ahitrenglin9en bar,
Selltihe germSaenSrperte in ttcIttra-
len 2GrlNprn olrch eite 3uiommen-
orheit 5tDiiGet llnterilhunesbenm-
teii ser IIIiierten nno 8eboroen ser
n%eutroTen Stnoten ouf5uipiren, Nan
0rdngt ooruuf 0ieie 3uIanrnenat-
belt m6glidit eng gu gcItaIhan nn0
einer Aftenmtstoti9 atnilden ben
a~uit1noisen gmtSitellen Der GIliier-
. ten im6 NeittraIen 5i iiderr.
Mon lit iih ooAortrfen Soriiber
einig, oaB Sie OetltifRu 1%erm65ensi
perte ocittitel. 66noen ert5ogeu unO
ipateren Deutlden 3ugrifiea ungi-
gdngiiH gsmadt perbet IoIIen.
SSn ben bebortebiDoeH Bsrbauo.
.Iangen. nit 0tt Sbpei3 Weroen
idDeiSsrlIGe GPrfnOgen8perte in
&0be BON Is MiE[idr0en Dollars,
sic anf Gritro frie6spittId ftliher
geitimntllngef in cen M' g. II. BLOT
tiert. rperOen iilS, .eine groBe RoGa
ipielen. Oil Sbtpei3 NTH it6er 0ieie
eingefrofenen @erte berFiigen font
men, Inn 0afiir @aren aIIer. art 6lt
faufen. Taruin tttfuflt man an bah
Die gdpeis elmer ~9uiammenorbeit
IN Der Brnge Der oeutI9en atAnnOg
stperte geneigt fem miro.
Inter a6en itpittieen @ltnfiang ole
III een 9etBdp0Fungeit nit Der
SfhUeiS oIftreteH tperoen, fbgfift0er
ih;
l.. 81 apeIdnttl lIrnfang nuB sic
Sdmeis olF hire eigeneu GoHtrolI.
redSe oer5itten i'm oaS MltfpIren
0eutder IlslnnoSsuerte iii Ger
5heuai5 Ano Die aIIiierte Warfii9ung
fiber Siefe 4crte m09Iih 5s Hldten.
3 Die 5dfpeio be5fffert ben. @e.
l~otut6atrag Der bentider @ertn09enS-
1perte III ihrsm 2nnSe anf $50 NriL=
lioncf Collars. Gle MEliierten iH1t,
aen tia 0pge9eu alrf etnn OoLIe MilIi-
nr0e IotIors. ss
SIpt bic Sbmai5 Sat fyor0ftuugen
an Geutidlda6 bic Tie aus Dem heit-
Ehen. Wlfkhnkrrt in fnr aSddr6is Aef-
Washington Journal., 1946-03-22
0a3is bOffen
d. INF &rtte

@erI (G9fa0 8eoalte, 6es
Observation-Disclosures Ser URr getot.
Sungsmddte IN gelltfdIan0 ltnter.
iuden 6ie llrbeberidaft elmer Bro
fdiire NIT elmer lleberTesung Der am
5. Mdr3 in 1uTton no. 6en @in.
itOn Churchill gebaItenen 8e0e. Die
9toihlrg tr1gt Der 1ihI ,,ariG
ct itn6 Beit lit unbernei6.
lid"
Amerifnniite ntlf lIrtaiib in Der
5ftpei5 befinSIide Gffi5iere, mil
'9enen GDeM Gorrefpon6eht Bert
@Doer i5rnh fagfen. bdB Bic 8e0e
@Aurfils lltapaifel6nff bon iHesnl
ppRriersnOen No5is ge0rtdt fnor6tn
lei ltr6 OoB GrempLdre o0pon in
dIleii bier geidtuugsaoneu 1uftahd-
ten.
EiG Me6e G1nrdilS tDlinOe iirge-
fiFat ge0r1ldt ltno nod guSiagen Der
anerifoniiden Gffi5iere on feiner
5teGe obgedn0ert. Die 9Eeiheh
@}etpd9rsIellfe ingter ieOoh oaB Sie
.geiiersHe NuindErne Ser Mebe Gbltr-
ihias attf @rltn0 6es ibupn m0g.
Iidau ~ltqberbIids in Delti6Ian3
flr friegsl1fttgs gsa3iS Zine Gnttdit.
idung beoeutat babeu itiliie. Die
~ Aa4 ELh~%@&u f1NLf. <n~
Washington Journal., 1946-03-22
@adle II iik

n 5dfub6Gn0ler (Su ieiner Sruu):
,,GmoIi& bobe ID mid mol an iettpdrt6
7 RIDDEN f0nner" Mn tDerl 0enn2"
o. Gle 9erion. 0ie eben Elm Hddr
5dube faufte. lit Elm 9elepbonfrau'
! lein, Da babe it ibr aud mol Die Der
febrte @utumer gegeben".
Evening star., 1946-10-04
Notorious Criminal Cured
OF Bonditry, Ends Life
BY Thomos R. Henry

The curing" of banditry tenden-
cies Of one Of the most celebrated
mail robbers of this generation has
just been described by DR.. Benjamin
Karpman OF the stan Of st. Eliza
|beth's Hospital.
About is years ago, the mans
name almost was synonym for
public enemy" He had carried out
single handed some Of the most
daring armed hold-ups on record.
Finally caught and sentenced to the
Federal penitentiary in Atlanta for
q years, he so successfully simulated
insanity that he was sent to st.
Elizabeth's for treatment. He had
been one of the toughest prisoners
ever confined in Atlanta. Prison au-
thorities were glad to be rid Of him
and st. Elizabeth's didn't want him.
Insanity Pose Exploded.
He himself thought life would be
more pleasant behind the bars OF
the criminal ward of hospital
at that time he had more than 100
murderers as fellow patients-and
possibly that 1t would be easier to
escape. At st. Elizabeth's his pre-
tense soon was found out. He had
Evening star., 1946-10-04

no real symptoms Of insanity and
mentally appeared entirely normal.
He was somewhat above average In
intelligence.
st. Elizabeth's was prepared to
ship him hack to Atlanta without
further ado, In the face Of his wild
threats that II he was returned to
the Federal penitentiary, he would
find some way to kill the warden.
But while negotiations were pend
ing, DR.. Karpman took him in hand
the first medical treat
ment and apparent cure of BAN
ditry" in history.
He finally did 60 back to Atlanta.
His behavior was so good and the
change in his character appeared
so fundamental that he soon was
paroled. Shortly afterward he COM
mitted suicide.
His life, according to DR.. Karp-
man, had been built around q
,banditry pattern. He found 1t psy-
chologically impossible to return to
this profession" But there was no
other direction In which he could
turn. and the only way out was
death.
The cause Of it all, DR.. Karpman
found. was the mans mother. She
was a university graduate woman
Of considerable wealth and social
ambitiorl-wIao smoked about so
strong cigars a week and spent hours
in her room conversing with spirits. :"
Turned Hatred on Society.
The boy developed an intense
hatred Of her which he rationalized
into hatred of all society. He be-
came a tough" a gambler and a
prize fighter largely to thwart her,
although this motive was entirely
subconscious on his part.
DR.. Karpman, added: Mail rob-
berry was an expression of his strug-
gle for power dictated by his ego and
backed up by his hatred Of his
mother in the first place, and of
society in the second. The hatred
Of society merely was q projection
Of the original hatred OF his mother.
"His daring hold-ups and equally
daring escapes were no more than
Ia continuation Of that egoistic strug-
gle for power which involved q
superstitious belief in luck or des-
tiny. II directed toward aesthetic
or social ends, this struggle for
power would have resulted in out
standing artistic or scientific
achievement-or In the final recog-
milton of defeat expressed by
suicide"
"Criminality," DR.. Karpman con-
cludeS, lis a disease and criminals
can be cured"
Evening star., 1946-10-04
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Evening star., 1946-10-04
Rockville Lions Donate
$500 for Eye Equipment

[ The Rockville Lions Club has do
mated $500 to the Montgomery
County Health Department for the
purchase OF eye examination equip
ment in Rockville schools. The con-
tribution was part Of the proceeds
of the recent Lions Club carnival in
Rockville.
Evening star., 1946-10-04

improvements can be made. In the
present method Of Insulating such
cars. the Association Of American
Railroads announced today.
The six cars were loaded with
frozen food on October 2 at Hills
boro, Greg, and are being moved
across the country to Cincinnati,
Evening star., 1946-10-04

Ohio. A corps Of research engineers
Is making continuous tests Of the
cars.
The new type cars were built by
the American Refrigerator Transit
Co. Of st. Louis especially for the
Evening star., 1946-10-04
"Trip Tests New Type
Refrigerator Rail Cars

Railroads and Government agen-
cies have begun a series OF intensive
tests on six refrigerator cars Of new
design to determine what further
Evening star., 1946-10-04
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C. BIT


tests. Participating are the Re-
frigerator Car Research Bureau OF
the Association Of American Rail.
roads, the Agriculture Department
and the National Bureau Of Stand
ards.
Evening star., 1946-10-04
c. Student Honored

John r. Preston, son Of DR.. and
Mrs. John F. Preston, SOFT Lowell
street NV, has been named to the
Mercersberg (Pa.) Academy Senate,
student governing body Of the
school, 1t was announced today.
Evening star., 1946-10-04

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-01
Miss Ann Nolan To Participate
 M Program

Mission Day, one of the big events of the year at the College of Saint Elizabeth, will be held on the cam pus on Saturday, October 12, from one to five in the afternoon. After luncheon, which will be served on the grounds, the Very Reverend La- Tor Mclaughlin will open the cere- monies at two o'clock in the Greek Theatre, when Our Lady, Queen of the Missions, will be crowned by Helen Keough, president of the Mother Xavier Mission Unit. Alice Devine, general chairman of the day, will then crown Miss Keough, Mission Day Queen.
 Ann Nolan of 2 Randolph Avenue, Waterbury, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas F. Nolan, will intro duce the speaker of the day, Sister Jane Marie, who, recently returned from the Human Province. She will speak on the mission work of the Sisters of Charity in China.
 At number of booths, silks, lin gerie and art objects from China, as well as religious articles, candies, cakes and jellies will be sold, for the benefit of the China missions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-01

length sleeves, and full skirt. Her costume was complemented with a matching Juliet cap and she car ried an arm bouquet of assorted flowers. Theodore Bojarski was his brothers best man. Raymond Schuster and David Blacker were uShers.
 Following a wedding breakfast for members of the immediate families at the Chase Country Club, a re- ception for 150 was held at the home of the brides parents. Mrs. Cronley received in Navy blue dress with pink accessories and a corsage of pink roses. She was assisted by the bridegroom's mother who wore a black dress with pink accessories and a corSage of pink roses.
 When the couple left on a we'd ding trip to Atlanta and Sea Island, Ga, Mrs. BojarSki wore a Navy blue gabardine suit, mink furs, pink accessories and corsage of pink sweetheart roses. She is a grad uate of St. Mary's Hospital School of Nursing. MT. Bojarski, a grad uate of Leavenworth High School, was a member of the U. s. Navy and served in the Pacific Theater for two and a half years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-01
Barbaru Cronley Bride
 or NaUy VeteHun Today

Miss Barbara Ruth Cronley, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward Cronley of Beacon Street became the bride of Francis Bojarski, son of MT. and Mrs. Alex Bojarski of Locust Street this morning at g o'clock at St. Thomas Church with the Rev. John P. Kennedy, pastor, officiating at the double ring cere- mony. The altar was banked with salmon colored gladioli and palms and a musical program was pre- sented with Marcel Doucette, solo, ist rendering Ave Maria" "Panis Angelicus" and Hymn to the Blessed Mother"
 The bride, presented in marriage by her father, was attired in a white net gown fashioned with high round neckline with 8 yoke of sheer illusion, fitted bodice, long sleeves that tapered to point at the wrist and full skirt terminating in a long train. Her fingertip veil of illusion fell from a tiara of seed pearls and she carried shower bou- quet of white roses, stephanotis and baby'S breath.
 Miss Betty Murphy, former class mate of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore turquoise net gown fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, fitted bodice, bracelet