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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-19
Reassurances
Given Russia
OF No Attack
Commerce Secretary Will
Remain In Cabinet,
President States
CANCELS SPEECHES
Secretaries OF War, Navy
Issue Joint Letter Dis
avowing thinking"

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.
R - President Truman
silenced Secretary of Com
m Wallace Wednesday
night, while keeping him in
the cabinet, and rushed out a
reinsurance that this nation
has no idea of attacking Rus
STA.
Wallace. in a letter made public
Tuesday, said "a school of mill
tary thinking advocated a pre-
uentive war on Russia before the
Soviets have atom bombs. Wal
lace denounced such thinking.
Mr.. Truman took two decisive
steps in short order late Wednes-
day:
/. He arranged for a gag on Wal
lace for the duration Of the Paris
Peace conference. CoiaciGentaLy,
it may last through much OF the
congressional campaign as well.
2. He got from Secretary of War
Patterson and Secretary of the
Navy Forrestal a joint letter COM
pletely disavowing any such
thinking as Wallace referred to,
and had his aides release it to
newsmen Immediately W | t h o u t
comrnent
Text OF Letter
The text of the letter follows:
"In the letter of Secretary of
Wallace dated July %, published in
the newspapers this morning, the
See REASSURANCEs on Page 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-19
SUPER POISON
SUPER POISON
One Gram OfAnny Toxin
Will Wipe Out Millions

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Sept. 18
-P-A science writer Wednesday
night described a new army-devel-
oped "super-deadly" poison as
so devastating that one ounce
could kill every person in the
nation and Canada.
DR.. Gerald Wendt, editorial d.
rector of Science Illustrated maya
zine, said in a General Electric
company science forum broadcast
(WGY) that the poisn is IAN inno-
cent-looking crystalline toxin"
developed by special projects di-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-19
The Weather
FORECAST

FORECAST
North and South Carolina-Mostly cloudy
with occasional light rains coastal area,
partly cloudy interior and slightly warm
er Thursday.
Eastern Standard Time)
(By U. S. Weather Bureau)
Meteorological data for the "a hours
ending 1880 pm. yesterday.
Temperatures
1870 am. So; 1880 am. So; 1880 pm. Is;
7 80 PM 70.
Maximum rs; Minimum es; Mean "A;
Normal 73.
Humidity
1880 am. rs; 1880 am. 80; 1880 pm. So;
1880 pm. 90.
Precipitation
Total for "a hours ending 7:30 pm. -
0.98 inches.
Total since the first of the month -
3.76 inches.
Tides For Today
From the Tide Tables published BY
u. 8. Coast and Geodetic Survey.
High Low
Wilmington $500 4:03 m 1f:17. am
4:47 pm. pm
Masonboro Inlet 2:05 am. s:13 am
2:45- pm. 9:13 pm.
Sunrise 5:5s; Sunset 6:14; Moonrise
=; Moonset 2:45 pm.
River Stage at Fayetteville, N. c. at
am. Wednesday, 81 feet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-19

vision of the Army's Chemical war
fare service.
"It is so powerful" DR.. Wendt
declared, that an inch size cube
of it-roughly one ounce-could kill
every person in the United States
and Canada silently and swiftly"
He estimated that sever mil
lionths of a gram" a quantity too
small to see," is sufficient to kill
one person.
This means. he said, 'that
one gram is enough to kill 7,OOO,-
600 human beings and one ounce
enough to kill 100 million"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-19
W L11V1IS
Danger Turks Behind All
THINGS Or Ye Olde Farm

every silo, and Commissions in the
collard patch.
Tractors top the tragedy list
in the modern farm factory" the
publication cautions. Within their
clutching chain treads, the order
ed tangle of gears and levers and
moving parts, is the constant
threat of injury and DEATH
A bull has no gear shift but the
department advises that it is prac-
tically as dangerous as a diamond
backed tractor.
Even a SOW with pigs or a vi
See DANGER on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-19
FORECAST

Wilmington and vicinity - Mostl,
cloudy with occasional light rains; slight.
lv warmer tomorrow.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-19
HAMB0NE'S MEplrAII0NS

Zee PHOTOGRAPHERS On Page 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-16
Mental Health Fund
Reduced by Senate

The Senate yesterday reconsid-
cred the mental health bill, which
it passed Friday, and reduced from
$40 100000 to s7,50O,0O0 the limit of
cost on the proposed national re-
search laboratory to be built in or
near the District.
After this modification, the bill
was passed again, and sent back
to the House. which passed it in
March with the laboratory building
fund limited to $4,500,0 1000. The
House may either accept the Senate
figure or send the bill to conference.
The bill broadens the power of
the Public Health Service to extend
into the field of mental diseases the
research it already conducts in CO.
operation with the States in other
fields of medical science. The bill
would recognize the mental health
problem in making grants-in-aid
Ito the States for general public
health services.
In addition to the re1arch to
be carried on elsewhere in The coun-
try, the bill authorizes erection in
or near the District of the. proposed
National Institute of Mental Health.
The Senate also passed Friday and
sent to the House a separate bill,
authorizing s2,OOO,0OO for national
institute of dental research.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-16

but had not decided whether to take
the case.
Eisenbarth. said to have left Fort
Belvoir, Va, February Is, was cap
tured in a Niagara Falls hotel after
police recognized him by photo
graphs circulated by the Washing
ton Detective Bureau. He was con-
nected with the murder by finger
prints.
Detective Sergts. Emmett Talbot
and r. G. Kirby, who drought the
youth back, said he admitted killing
Glendening, saying he struck the
older man with an Indian war club
because of improper advances.
Eisenbarth repeatedly told detec-
tiyes at police headquarters he fed
in Glendening's car, although he
had never driven car before. The
youth said because Of his unfamili-
arity with the city, he got lost and
abandoned the automobile in the
500 block Of Rhode Island avenue
NV, where it was found, police re-
ported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-16
Eisenbanh Awaits
Grand Jury Action
In War Club KiIIinq

Henry Eisenbarth, 18-year-old al
legged Army deserter, last night was
in District Jail awaiting grand jury
action in the Staying June / OF Don
3. Glendening, AZ, piano tuner who
was dubbed to death in his apart
ment at 32l E street NE.
The chubby faced youth from
New York City was ordered held
without bond yesterday by United
States Commissioner Needham G.
Turnage after his capture and re-
turn here from Niagara Falls. N. Y.
In the Commissioner outer Of
nee awaiting hearing, Eisenbarth
grinned frequently and read news
paper accounts connecting him with
the murder.
Attorney Bernard .Margolius, who
represented Robert p. Lennon, IS,
acquitted by q District Court Jury
Friday Of charge of second degree
murder in the death last February
Of Andrew Nault, 4o-year-old taxi
cab driver. said yesterday he had
been asked to represent Eisenbarth,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-16
Recreation Agency Opens
Registration for CAMPS

Registration for boys and girls
summer camps with the District Of
Columbia Recreation Department
now is open, the department an
nounced yesterday.
There is quota for nearby parks,
the departments warns, and regis
tration should be made quickly for
two-week periods, from July to
August %. Registration forms may
be secured at the D. C. Recreation
Department, 3149 Sixteenth street
NV.
Boys and girls, from 7 to IA years
old. may take advantage of this
chance ito get out in the country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-16

Watergate for its Sunset SYM
phonies." Twenty-nine of the rs
musicians will be playing their first
Watergate concert tonight.
Neither Miss Maynor nor Mr.
Smallens are strangers at the Water
gate. The soloist has appeared here
several times previously and Mr.
Smallens is making his sixth ap-
pearance with the orchestra.
Among the orchestra members
Miss Sylvia Meyer, the harpist, and
George Gaul, violinist and personnel
director, are veterans Of first sum-
mer season. Miss Meyer plans to
continue her custom Of using her
harp case as dressing room.
Youngest member of the orchestra
is Miss Helen Bulls. 2o-year-old
cellist from Hampstead. N. Y, who is
here for her second year.
Many of the other younger mem
bers of the orchestra tonight will
pick up musical careers interrupted
by the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-16

With Dorothy Maynor, the noted
colored soprano, as guest soloist, the
National Symphony Orchestra will
launch its 10th season of summer
concerts at the Watergate tonight.
Tenth anniversary messages from
Government, military, civic and
music leaders poured into the
orchestras Office yesterday. Among
those who paid tribute to the or
chestra were Gen. Eisenhower, Adj
miral Nimitz, Secretary of Com
merce Wallace, Postmaster Hanne-
gan. District Commissioner John
Russell Young and William Schu-
man. president OF the Juilliard
School of Music.
Few of the orchestra members
who took part in the first summer
concerts will be on hand when
Alexander Smallens, guest conduc-
tor. raises his baton at $3.50 o'clock.
Only eight of the musicians now
with the orchestra played the first
time the orchestra moved to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-16
Mass for George ". Murphy
Will Be Said Tomorrow

Requiem mass for George w.
Murphy. employee of the Senate for
many years. who died Thursday at
his home, 3742 Twelfth street NE,
will be solemnized at am. tomor-
row at St. Anthony's Church. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Murphy was in the printing
business In New York before coming
to Washington. During the years
he was employed at the Senate fold
ing room from which large quanti-
ties Of Congressional mail are distri-
buted, he numbered many Senators
among his friends.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
May Murphy. and a sister. Mrs.
Mau6e Rant of Howard Beach,
Long Island, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-16
Weather Report

United States Wearther Bureau
forecasts issued at 1890 pm.
District of Columbia - Consider
able cloudiness today, rising tenn
perature today and tomorrow. Show
ers likely tomorrow.
Maryland Considerable cloudi-
ness today; rising temperature to-
day and tomorrow.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cloudiness
today: rising temperature today and
tomorrow.
Report Until 10 PM, SATURDAY..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-16
Master Plan Is Topic

The master plan of land use for
the business district of Bethesda
will be considered at a meeting of
the Board of Directors of the
Bethesda Chamber Of Commerce
tomorrow night.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-02
9ules lit
peHimiitiI6

gfem gorf II Die 9oriler Srie-
oenSfonferen5, miro nidt piel err
rei6eu" uno uoos oeutI6e @ro-
blem fam gegenm1rtig nift geIoit
meroen~, perii1erte Sobn Softer
Dulles, 8oriibenOer Ger 2onOesfir-
henrotS E &%ommiilion iiir eineu ge-
redten unO o%ouerboften 6rieOen.
9ie 6rieoensfonferen8 obegimt
ibre 8eratungen nuf Der @runologe
Don &ompromiilen, Die bon oen bier
@roBmd6ten miibiom ernrbeitet
moroen limo uno feline Settle befrieoi-
gen fonnen", iagte er. o0iele &om-
promilie entbaIten bieIe llngeredtig-
feiten perI1ngern piel ungemiBbeit
uno niel nnrube".
Sobn Softer Dulles mafte Ieine
8emerfungen onlGBlih ieiner 9lb-
reile pom 2u@uaroia- 5lugplab nad
2onoon. @r miro an Der Snterna-
tionalen &irdenfonferen5 teilneb-
men, Die AM 4. Augult in Cambridge
in England 3uiamsttntritt.
8e0itgli6 oes 6eutihen Broblems
erfl1rte Or. Dulles. man tonne iid)
gegenm1rtig nidt auf elmer Sonic
ren3 nit Der oeuti6en 6rage erfolg-
reid bei6dftigen. Seine Der bier
@roBmGdte iei in Ser Oeutiden
5roge ser glei6en Meinuus pie Die
anDere. SIN @egenteil, Die @uf-
foiiungen uno @iinide IGgeu mel
lenmeit a1seinonoer. Bepor Die
enti6eioenoen @roBmd6te ni6t ibre
obmei6enOen Aniidten annGberu
fonnen, lei es omedlos, nuf elmer
Ronferen0 ii6er 9eutihIanO gu bis
futieren.
4ud iiber GuBlono duBerte iid
Or. Dulles. 09ie 6rn9e iii, Oh iid
Die Giftotur IN NuBlanO in 8ih-
tung elmer freien @eieaidaft, Die
mir lie gemobnt iino, entDideIt ODER
Oh lid Die freie @eieal6aft in &id-
tu1lg elmer 0iftatur mie in RuB-
lono entmidelt". Sn oen lesten
Sa6ren babe iid audi n~uBerbalb
GuBlonos cine @eintng CUR 9ifta-
tur ge0eigt. Sen &egierungen mer-
ben groBere Golmadten gegeben,
mGbrenO Die 6rei6eiten Der @in5el-
perion eingeidr1nft meroen. Oar
Inn gloltben ole 8uiien, ibrem Ste
gierungsiDitem geb0re Die 3ufunft.
@ir miiiien cine Before 2eiltung
poQbringer, ais mir lie in ben lebten
fiinf3ig Sabren boabrodt bnben,
oonit oie Democratic arbeitSfdbig
lit uno Ser Democratic Die 3ufunft
gebort. Damn meroen lid Ole Sui
len in &i6tung Der Democratic emit
nideln."
Washington Journal., 1946-08-02
Grnte lit
europa gut

8aibington - Sn einem 8eridt,
Ser Dem SilfsousiduB oes Brdii-
0enten our Bef1mpfung ser 9un-
gersnot bonn 8unoeS . Aderbnuamt
iiberreidt porOen lit, beiBt es, bob
Die 2ebensmittelporr1te Ser 8elt
m1breno oes @rnteiobrs 1946.47
iebr nie0rig lein meroen.
Obgleid oie 8orr6te bo6er iein
peroen, ols Die oes @rnteja6res
f945-46, miro Oieier 3ma9s gu eli
mem groBen Cell Our6 cine idarfe
8erminoerune BON 8rotgetreioe
uno HeierpeDorrGten mieoer mettee-
madt mer0en.
SIN friegsberbeerten europa miro
Die grnte einen Stano bon etma
neun3ig Yro0ent Der 8orfriegsernte
erreiaen. SIN grnteiabr 1945.46
muroe elm Stnno BON nur 500 err
reidt. Man erfl1rt, Dab Die in
europa nod immer berri6enoe
&nappbelt an @etre10e Ie0od] 0urd)
cine gr0Bere @inbringung BON Sc
miilen einen teilweiien Musglei1 ge.
funoen bat.
Als am ihIimmIIrn miro Die Gage
I'M 5ernen Often Hngeieben unO es
miro befiirhtet, Dab bis 5ur Gin
bringing Ser &eiSernte I'M SCRIPT,
nod pieIe oes Sungers iterben per-
ben.
Die aagemeine 8ei5enernte miro
mobl fat Den 8orfriegSour6i6nitt
BON 5,9OO,OOO.O00 8uibels errei6en
(ein. 8uibel lit gleid 0,35 bD. Die
Iebtj1brige 8ei5enernte betrug MIR
5000, 100000 8uibels. Noroame-
rifa re1net nit elmer 8ei5enernte,
Die fait elmer Refor0ernte nabe
fommt. Sn europa, Noroafrifa
uno Der Tiirfei miro audi mebr @ei-
gen als i'm 8oriabre geerntet Wer-
ben.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-02

S,lioosIopieu, 9olen unO Die Eide
doslopofei - miirOen in einem lol-
den Sail einen fontrolliererOen
GinffuB ouf sic a%onieren5 aus
iibeu.
Ser s6otten oon geriuilIes
id,ien iiber Oie aonieren5 81
ioIIeu, ais lid Oie 1900 Gele'
qierten I'M 9aIaIte luxembourg
perlommelten, nur etfpn 10 Dlei-
len BON Dem SfloB entiernt, in
Dem Dor 81 Sobren Der 6rie0en UNI
ter5eidnet murOe, Der Damn Muiio-
lini, SitIer un0 einen Heuen Grieg
6eroorbradte. 8iooult fiiblte Dies
%oiien6or aud, oenn er erpdbnte
in ieiner @r0ffnungsiprode, Dob
6ranfreid gum Speiten Weole
in meniger uls 80 Sabren Die
SiegermGhte 5tueier fiirhterli6er
9riege wiIDfommen belize.
Gr mics oorauf bin, ooB oie
benz eriten @eltfrieg iolgenoen
aonferen5en Den 9tusbru6 zines
nod idIimmeren &onilifts niht
uerbiiten fonnteu. ,,Gs lit aIl3i-
leidt, Die fir Oieie 90iungen Der.
anilportIi6en M1nner ODER RurIe
81 beurteileu," 10 fiigte er BIN
81, ,,oas llrteil ieIbit lit Sode ser
@eihidte. aber Ioiien Sic mid
Dies iageH: mas uli6 Die 6ebler
un0 Sdndden maren, ser eiqent.
lihe @runO fiir ben 6e6lIdloq
1t 6arin 81 iuden, Dab 8mei
@roBma6te Die einen eniIfieoe.
men anteiI am Streit ser @oi.
zen genommen bdtten, m1breno ser
6rie0enslOiung a6ieits 6Iie6en."
Niele ourd) oie Sio(ierunq ser
yer. Stooten uno 3uBGonos oe-
ldoIfene Gage 6eItebe jebt nift
tnebr, 10 iubr er tort, un0 ale
Oentofrntilden Hotionen miiroen
nun am 5rieOensbou mitpirfen.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-02
Na5is 6eigs
belt 9e5ieben

Niirubero. Nltd Der iron6oli-
Idle 9(nflugeuertreter betm 9rlegs'
perbreder . 9ro3eB oerlangte thr
sic iGmtltten q an9efla9ten oIe
5ooesltroie.
,Sie miiien suidJlogen! Sbre
@r6ormen,~ iogte G6orles Gltbolt
in ieiner 3uiommeniaiiun9 oes
fronaoiiiden StonopuutteS, onur
10 fam Oas llrteil geredt aus
iolIen uno nur 10 fam elmer
siibne @eniige getan Nperoen. 81.
ferlih limo lie alIe nidt in al
len Gllnften gleiherpeiie idul-
oia. 9l6er lGbt lid ooraus etua
ldlieBen Dob man Die Straf-
8uteilung bier nu6 Stuien Obj
3uneiien 'baben ioll, mo logor Der
am menigiten Beloitetc auter Den
Angeflagten INNER nod, fpie mir
meinen, Ole 8ooesitrofe obne Gin
lfrdnfungen u%eroient2"
Gor Guboit botte 9lllguite Giant
PETER fur3 ous @ort ergriffen
uno babel oen SaupteimpanO Der
Gertei0igung, ouB ole obarite @e-
malt ousi6IieBlih in DER Sann
Sitlers gelegen babe unO Die
angeflagten gar ni6t in Der Ga
&c moren, oagegen aui5uFommen,
nit 8erohtullg obgeton.
o@os lit oos fir cine ormieIise
@ntlduloi9ung!" rief 0e &ibes.
uSitler 6eiaB 3peffeffos ollie Modt
iiber ibren &orper, a6er nidt ii6er
i6ren @eiit. &dtten OieIe Mdnner
ibm ibren @eboriam periugt, Damn
miiroe Dies pielleift i6r 9e6en
gefoItet bdben, ober Damn bGtten
iie menigitens ibre @bre gerettpt.
Niemuls fonn 6eigbeit cine Gnt-
l6uloigung, geidapeige gar miloern.
De umit1noe o6geben!"
Washington Journal., 1946-08-02
bod
anl 9eben +?

Niirnberg. - Sffi3iere uub 8e-
unite oes amerifonii1en @ebeim-
oienltes nabmen eingebenoe 9urd-
iudung Miindens Dor uno iudten
Don Sous 8u Sous no@ Dem
Stelloertreter SitIers, Mnrtin 8or-
mann. Gin 8eridt mar eingegan-
gen, wonad 8ormanu, Dem, 5u-
Iammen nit onoeren Na3ibGupt-
lingen, gegenmdrtig in Hiirnberg
Der Bro8eB in a6rueienbeit ge-
mo6t miro, Dor foum elmer $50.
die in einem 4utomo6il ourt oie
StraBen Miindens %gefo9ren lei.
8ie Seeresitellen befanntgo6en,
lit Der Name oieies @6auffeurs
Sofo6 @los. gr bat lett lanqem
in Wfiin6en gelpobnt uno 1ton0
jabrelong nod bis ins lette Sabr
Der No5iregieruiig binein Mortin
8orinonn ais 6abrer Oes Don
Bormann p~erionlid 6euusten Groft-
magen 81 gerfii8rng. @los per-
lldlerte Den amerifaniiden Sc
Observation-Disclosures, er lei ,,ubio=
hut lifer," OaB Ser Monn, Sen
er Dor einigen 3agen ourt cine
Der Miindener &auptItraBen i'm
Auto fabren iob, nienlano oroers
ols Martin 8ormnnn aepeIen lit.
@las erfl1rte, Der 6ii6reriteaper-
treter bobe i'm ieiner8eit entlaiien.
neil man ibm %bortparf er bate aus
Bormonn's BriOatgorten etipas Sc
mile gebolt.
8los be6arrte onraltf: I'D femme
Sornann genau. Der Mann, Sen
ld nit meinen eigenen @luqen oeie.
ben babe, lit 8ornann gerpelen uno
tei1 onoererl" @r IieB iid audi
BON oieier 9tusioge ni6t ab6rinqen,
nadoem i'm MilitGribeomte nod
ydirnberg ge6rndt batten. @las
tpar inter peiterer 8~eobadJtunq
ourd ole Militdrbeb0roen e~ntIoiien
tpor6en.
AuBer 8ormonn, iagte Ser Gbouf.
teur, batten nod anoere 9eute in
ienem alto geieiien aber Die babe er
nidt erfennen fonnen. Hormann
bdtte ~geUobnIide uno oiemlid ida-
Bug auSiebenoe 3ioilfleionng getra.
gen.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-02

@r bat 5fpnr 5ulammen nit lelrer
@uttin nod eineH 5Spro5entigen
Qnteil an Den Soro=unternebmnngen
unO lit audi nod NitglieO oes
auflidtsrates, aber ionit bat er ollie
@eI6Gfte leinem @nfel SenrD 6orD
II als Decentralization ii%bertragen.
SenrD 6orO II lit Der Spbn oes per-
Itorbenen @oiel 9. 6orO.
Ser Subilor perbringt ben grOB-
ten Sell Ieiner 3eit iebt auf ieinenl
2onogut o6airlone", Oas ourf eine
StroBe bon Den 6or0-Soborotorier
getrennt miro.
Sour nb uno gu beludt er Die
Sauptfabrif ieiner Anlogen ooer
iein 9orf @reenfielO 8iauge, mo
er cine groBe Sammlung omerifoni-
lfer 9enfmiiroigfeiten an9elegt bat,
8ielen lit es elm H6tiel, warum
Senrp 6oro, Dem nod ieine gan0e
qepobnte Eotfraft perblieben 1T,
it'd 10 D0uig bonn @ei6Gitsleben 8ll-
riidge5ogen bat.
gu ieinem @eburtsfng miro ne
@elt aaerbano iiber 6oro lelen uno
boren, aber ieine Iebte perIonli9e
@rideimung in Der Seffentlihfeit
liegt bereits cine feline 8eile 6tt-
rid.
Sizes NOR gelegentlid beg goloe-
men SubilGums Ser Automobilinon-
ltrie, ais 5odleute, unO unter ibnen
biele &onfurrenten, Dem Wtnnne
buloigten, ser aus elmer &opitols-
onlage BON elm paar tauieno Sol
lar elm 5noultrierei6 gei6affen bat,
beIIen @ert OUT cine Winiaroe Dol
lar gel91bt miro.
0bgleid Die meilten HlGne 5oros
Ii6 als @rfolg erwieien boben, bal
er fir einige bod groBe Sumnter
nit aeringem &eiultot aufgefpertOet
Sierau geboren Oas uSrieOensidiff"
m1breno oes eriten @eltfriegeS UNI
in oen lebteren Sabren Der 8erluf)
@ummiplantagen IN 8ralilien arl5u'
ledert.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-02
pcriiIAe prin3ciIin
rcnt NmIIcm 0cfcicrt

W1Dsfau Yrln3eliin Mnra'
8ablepi Die S6peiter oes S6abs
bon Beriien (Sran), fubr fur8lid
na6 Seberan 8uriid. 9rei @o6er
lang mur0e tie in 8uBlano nit @b.
rem iiberidiittet, nie lie ieit ben Sci.
ten Oes lebten Barren niemanOen at.
tell geDor0en limb.
@GbrenO oes &rieges mar Die 26
Sabre aIte 8rin8eiiin in Der irani-
l6en @elenl6aft 0es Soften 2open
uno Der Some t0tig, 0ie ruliiide
@aiienfinoer unterltiitte.
sic fam ouf ginlooung 0es rli-
iihen rotten &reu5es nod Wosfol
uno Duroe auf gldn3enoen, roui6en-
oen Soften, 8onfetten, Mittng- un6
AbenOeIien ltno @mpfGngen gefeiert
Inter Sen ruiitiden 8eamten, Dit
ginlaoungen fir Die B~rin3ellin Der
nnltaiteten, befanoen iid audi Weor.
l1aa Stain uno ser ltelpertreten0t
auBenminiiter Solomon 2o3obsfp.
Som 8rGiioenten oes Sberlten Som.
jet muroe Die fonigli6e 8eiuderir
nit Dem Sroen Ser rotten Arbeiter
flogge ausge8ei6net, wdbreno iii
oas ruiiii6e rote &reu8 cine See.
Oaine perlieb.
Aud in 2eningroo, Stem uni
G6orfom muroe Die @rin6eiiin mil
ibrem @efolge nit groBen @brer
empfongen. 81breno ibres 4uf
entboIts in Mosfou NOR lie Die eritt
fiiritli6e @erion, Die einen &ran;
auf 2enins @rab nie0erlegte.
@ei ibrem &iidflug bonn Mos
fauer 6lugplab aus wurOe Die rui
iii9e uno Die iraniide National
bpmne geipielt. &ufiiide uno ira
niide 6laggen i6midten ben Slug
plnB.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-02
GDatt SrcmnO
flei1ter 9iationell

garis. gie europdiife 6rie.
oensfonferen5 mar nod feint
5tunoe alt, alS ole Sormonit
onrd einen angriff oes auitra.
tii6en AuBenminiiters Serbert 9
@oott nuf oen 6eberridenoen Gin.
fluB Ser @roBmddte geItort muir.
oe. @uatt foroerte, oaB ben flei.
neren olliierten Nationen eint
gr0Bere Stimme bel Der @Bfaihinq
0es 8eltfrieoenS gegeben miro.
Ser applaus mir YrdiiOent
Georges Biouult, Ser Die 6iitori-
Idle &onieren5 Inn Ala nafmit-
tags fir 8ernunit uno 6rieoen
e~roffnete, 1par foum pere6bt, ais
Spatt oufiprang uno iid - pie
lfon por6er IN Gan 6rancisco,
Sonoon un0 Stem gorf - fiir Die
fleineren Nationen einiebte. Die
II eingelaoeneu &egierungen bo-
ben oasiel6e &edt, on ser emo.
9liltigen @eltuItung 0es Srieoens
mlt5upirfen wie Die @roBen Bier
lelbIt" 10 logte er, uno 6aute
oobei NIT Der 6auit olpf 0en Gid.
sd m0dte, 0aB Dies oerltanoen
miro"
@oatts 9leuBeruns erfoIqte mab-
reno elmer Gebatte ifber oie 8iI.
0nng oes @ei6dftsoronunqsaus.
lfnlles. Gieier auBi6uB miro
'6eldlleBen, mie oie aonferens ae.
'Iil0rt miro lino mos fiir We6r.
beiten notig iino. UNI gmpfeblun.
gen iiber Die g~ertrGse nit Geutid.
lanos friiberen 9artnern 81 Sto.
ten, gulgarien, &um1nien, llnaorn
ilno 5innlano - an ole @roRen
Sler gu MAIDEN. gpott nabm Of.
Ienbar ouf ole @6gli6feit 9eaua,
oaB Der alls allen 2t Nationen
.oelte1fnoe anSiduB 0rittelmebrbeit
noilg ut. Auf @runo elmer ioI.
men geltimmun9 miiroen ieds
lle9alloe Simmer allie 8eldliNie
linmoali6 MAIDEN. Rublono un6
ole INN ireunoIi6 geionnenen
Staaten ~ 8eiBruBlano, Ukraine.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-02
KrcbsbceGmpfMnes>
plnn tumrNc ab0clchnt

@aNbiueton ~ Gos @eprdientan-
tenbaus lebnte elm &rebsbefamp-
fungsprogromm bon 100 Miaionen
db.
Oog @eiet lpnroe nit 1879 eegen
1876 Stimmen b%ertuorfen. Seine
@egner botten es porber als einen
,,lieoerIi1en @ntmurf" be5ei6net,
Der ulter ben bereits ~untertpegs be-
finoliden Broieften uGbaos berDor-
rufen" miifle.
Der gntpurf berlangte fir ben
Yraiioenten oie 8olma1t, s,unter
ben erIten 4rebsipe8ioliIten Der @elt
cine ongemeiiene An3obl mobil 81
MADDEN, tie gu berlufen uno in ge-
meiniamer arbeit, uno obne 8e-
idrdnfungen, CUR grforidung bon
Sell uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oeS
&rebles an3uieben."