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Evening star., 1947-12-06
|HeavySenfencesG
Pair for Shooting Of
I'D. {. Policemen

Assailants of two policemen today
are under heavy District Court SEN
tences.
One of the defendants, Raymond
E. Sutton, %, yesterday was given
additional time by Justice David A.
Pine for wounding Pvt. Raymond D.
Padgett, 81, of No. 8 precinct, bring
ing the total time Sutton now is
serving on several offenses to II to
50 years.
Sutton, who is colored, was serv-
ing sentences totaling from 9 to q
years prior to yesterdays sentence.
The new time was made to run con-
secutive to at least one earlier
sentence and concurrent with still
another one.
Sutton pleaded guilty to assault
ing Pvt. Padgett in the shooting last
March in the 1900 block Of Benning
road NE. Pvt. Padgett was seriously
wounded.
Wounded Another.
Sutton was given the other SEN
tences by Justice Edward M. Curran
in october for wounding a taxicab
driver at the same time Pvt. Padgett
was wounded and for carrying a
deadly weapon, housebreaking and
larceny.
Another man sentenced in con-
nection with shooting a policeman
was Robert Simmons, u, also COL
ored, who was sentenced by Justice
Pine to serve a total of from 3h
to 112 years on charges of assault
and larceny. Pvt. Francis C. Fen
wick, colored, of No. police station,
was the wounded officer.
Simmons companion, Matthew
Mcintosh, %, colored, 400 block Of
K street NV, who was said to have
actually fired the shot which
wounded Pvt. Fenwick, already had
been given sentences of from 51a
to 10 years. Yesterday he was given
an additional sentence for larceny,
raising the total sentences he now
is serving to 6 to 111a years. aa,
Pvt. Fenwick was wounded when
he cornered Simmons and Mcintosh
in the 700 block of Twenty second
street NV, last spring while max
ing an investigation of thefts.
Others Sentenced.
Several others received heavy SEN
tences in District Court yesterday.
Among them were William w.
March, 80, colored, 2400 block of
Seventeenth street NV, who was
given from to IL years by Justice
Richmond B. Keech for assault with
the intent to commit carnal knowl-
edge involving an 11-year-old col
ored girl.
David Dorden, jr., 80, colored, 100
block of P street NV, was given
from 3 to u years by Justice Keeci
for involuntary manslaughter in
the fatal shooting of James C..
Smith, 38, colored, 1900 block of
Columbia street NV. last June.
jeff Thomas, SO, colored, 1900
block of S street NV, was given
from 6 to 18 months by Justice Cur
ran for attempting to bribe a police
man to change gambling charges.
Clarence J. Craddock, 18, of the
1900 block of D street NE, and
Grafton English, 81, were given
from 4 to IL years each for rob-
Ding Robert Shulman, IS, of the
1900 block of Fort Stevens drive
NV, Of $40 and his automobile.
Justice Pine, who imposed the SEN
;ence, ordered that Craddock begin
serving this sentence after finish
ng time he now is serving.
Justice Alexander Holtzoff gave
Kenneth Willis, %, colored, of the
100 block of Florida avenue NE,
rom 20 months to S years for un-
authorized use of an automobile.
Evening star., 1947-12-06
Three in Prince Georges
Foce Lottery Jury Trial

At the request Of the States
attorney, lottery charges against
three men who appeared yesterday
in Prince Georges County Trial
Magistrate Court were continued
indefinitely to permit trial by jury.
Magistrate Alan Bowie granted
continuance in the case of Emil w.
Tarlan and Meyer D. Laski and
the separate case of Hoyt Franklin
Cooley. All were placed under $500
bonds.
Evening star., 1947-12-06
Woman Found Dead
Leaves Note Makinq
Funeral Requests

-Four notes carefully outlining fu
neral plans and apologizing for in
conveniencing cher landlady wer,
written by Mrs. Bertha Elizabeth
Kendig, go, a day before she wa!
found dead yesterday at 633 Sixth
street NE.
All the notes were dated Thurs
day, but it was not until noon yes.
terday that Mrs. Flora Tucker, ir
whose home Mrs. Kendig lived
found the widow dead in bed shortly
before Mrs. Kendig was supposed tx
leave for work.
Relatives said Mrs. Kendig hac
been lonely since the death of he1
husband, Harry, nine years ago and
since the passing of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peacock in
1914 and 1916.
Had Headache Thursday.
Thursday Mrs. Kendig complained
Of headache and did not work as
usual at Wahfs Department Store,
653 H street NE, where she had
been a saleswoman for nine years.
Yesterday, as the body was about
to be taken away, Mrs. Tucker noted
that rings Mrs. Kendig usually wore
were not on her hand.
Mrs. Tucker went back to the bed
room to look for them and opened a
cedar chest. There she found a note
that said the rings were in the chest
And there was gray dress with a
red floral print with another note
attached. This was the dress she
wished to be buried in, the note read
and it gave other funeral instruc-
tions.
She asked to wear single-strand
pearl necklace and pearl earrings
given to her by her late husband
On the dress was a simple gold
brooch, also a gift from Mr.. Kendig
Mrs. Tucker remembered then
seeing two letters on the bed. One
gave the telephone numbers of Mrs
Kendig's three sisters. Another was
addressed to Mrs. Tucker. 49,.
Apologies to Landlady.
II thank you so much for your
kindness to me and. am sorry that
this happened in your house, but
just can't help it," it read.
In Mrs. Kendig's coat, hanging
neatly in the closet, police found a
partly filled bottle of poisonous tab
lets.
Mrs. Tucker didn't quite under
stand it all. Mrs. Kendig had told
her she was happier there than she
had been in long time.
Notified were the sisters, Mrs
Mary Twynham, 3512 Longfellow
street, Hyattsville, Md; Mrs. lola
Grifhths, 4528 Third street Sc, and
Mrs. Hattie Harris, 4409 Third street
Sc, and a brother, George Pea
cock, jr., also of Washington.
Coroner A. Magruder MacDon-
aid said an autopsy would be per-
formed today.
At 2 pm. Tuesday Mrs. Kendig's
funeral will be held from the Deal
Funeral Home, Eighth and H streets
NE, with DR.. T. T. Roberts, pastor
OF Strauss Memorial Christian
Church, officiating.
Mrs. Kendig was a member of
another church, but she requested
DR.. Strauss because he ofiiciated at
the funerals Of both her parents.
Evening star., 1947-12-06
installation Services

At the West Washington Bap-
tist Church at 8 pm. Sunday in
stallation of Brotherhood officers by
H. w. Ludwig, vice president of the
District of Columbia Baptist Con-
vention. They are: President, Sergt.
William F. Becker; membership
vice president, Frank F. Funk; pro-
gram vice president, Abram B. Fulk;
activities vice president, John New
ton; secretary, Thomas w. Wat
son; assistant secretary, T. Clinton
Caylor; treasurer, Floyd L. Orms-
bee
Evening star., 1947-12-06
Rooers BiIIWouId Extend
|GI Insurance DeudIine

Chairman Edith Nourse Rogers OF
the House Veterans Affairs Com
mittee has introduced bill to ex-
tend for another year the period in
which veterans can renew lapsed G1
insurance policies without taking
physical examinations.
The present deadline is December
81 of this year.
Mrs. Rogers acted after Veterans
Administration officials said they
had no intention of extending the
deadline-already moved up twice
this year.
Evening star., 1947-12-06
Muqiciun to .Entertuin

Sabar, the magician, will enter
tain members of the Junior Judaea
Boys and Girls Clubs Of Washing
ton at their Chanukah holiday cele-
bration, at 2:30 pm. tomorrow, at
the B'nai Israel Synagogue. Four
teenth and Emerson streets NV.
Evening star., 1947-12-06
Fowler Studies
|$250,o00 Plan
For GaIIinger
Examines District
| Funds to See if
| Money Is Available

Budget Officer Walter L. Fowle
today was studying recommenda
tions Of District and hospital author
tiles for temporary measures II
improve the shocking" condition.
in the Gallinger Hospital psychiatri,
division.
With a tentative program fol
$3.50 900 in immediate improvement.
in hand, Mr.. Fowler is examinine
the District treasury to see If tht
money is available to better thu
lot of mental patients in the mu.
nicipal hospital.
Mr.. Fowler still awaits the report
of DR.. Samuel B. Wortis, chief o1
pSychiatry at New York's Bellevue
Hospital, who recently conducted a
two-day investigation of the system
at Gallinger under which disturbed
mental patients are kept in manacles
Personnel Trouble Spot.
District ana Gallinger officials say
they would not have to use manacles
on patients if they could obtain
personnel for the psychiatric wards
They could obtain personnel, accord
ing to Commissioner Guy Mason, If
elevators are installed at the build
ing and other badly needed improve
ments are made.
On Mr.. Fowler's desk now is a
transcript of the recommendation of
DR.. A. r. Sweeney, Gallinger super
intendent; DR.. Winfred S. Over
holser, superintendent of st. Eliza
beths Hospital; DR.. George c. Ruh-
land, District health officer, and
the Commissioners.
Their ideas on how to improve
the Districts handling of its mental
cases were voiced at a meeting Tues
day in the District Building. At
that time, the conferees agreed to
drop Commissioner Mason's drastic
plan for complete transfer of all
mental patients from Gallinger to
st. Elizabeths.
Agree Action is Needed.
Now the Commissioners are per-
suaded that only bona fide psychotic
cases should be transferred. Drunks,
post-operative shock cases and per-
sons who are only temporarily de-
ranged would remain at Gallinger
as things stand now.
But both medical and city author
tiles agree that something must be
done now to alleviate the situation
uncovered at Gallinger by The Star.
Mr.. Fowler, in his examination of
the city's funds, has been told that
the most pressing need at Gallinger
is $4,000 to install elevators. The
psychiatric building has only stairs
and patients must be carried as
many as three flights in some in
stances.
Other improvements needed would
cost 100000. An additional $4,000
is needed to revise the heating sys-
tenn.
The conferees emphasized that the
interim improvements do not mean
that District officials are abandoning
their fight for erection of a new
psychiatric building for
Gallinger.
Meanwhile, DR.. Wortis' report may
not be ready for several days. Mr..
Fowler, after studying DR.. Wortis'
report as well as the transcript of
Tuesdays meeting, will meet with
the Commissioners for further ac-
ton. - -.
Evening star., 1947-12-06

TAX DEADIINE Dorothy L. Simpson, IT, of Falls Church.
V clerk in the Arlington County easurers office looks with
dsmay at State and county tax returns which
expected to reach the office by Monday Midnight last night
the deane for payment of the taxes without penalty
County Treasurer John Locke Green explained those mailed
his office will have to be opened and checked He cautioned
mailed. Star Staff Photo
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25
Offcnbadcr GcNcrarti>
Eel kcIfcn SanicrMne

Sffenbo1 W. @ie BON 9lmtsiteller
ser omerifnniihen Militarregierltnq
befanntgegeben miro, lit Sffen6ah
oaS friiber iiber cine bliibenoe Seoer-
SnouItrie beriiigtc, nunme1r Ocbei,
cine tpidtige 3oIle bel Ser Neubele-
bung oes 0eltlhen NuBen5anoelS 81
ipielen, ooer bod ieoenfalls Oamit 81
beginner.
Gic pier6inoert 9eoeriabrifen ocs
bon Sen Amerifonern beietten Staa-
tes SellelL Die leit 1910 pom ellrop0i-
lhen mie pom anerifaniiden Mnrft
nbgeihnitten lino mo inter Der
ourd) Sen @rieg oeruriadten anopp-
belt an &obleOer Iei0en, bnben uie.
Der 0amit angefangen, ibre Gr5eug-
criminals pegen ibrer 8ltnIt-
fertigfeit beriibmt maren, ST erpor.
Snt Sebre 1888 erreihtg bic
9(uSfubr IN Oieien 2e0eraFtjfehb DeH,
@eldmibetragt Don 300,00O,0O0
feidlSmorf, Elm 8etrog, Der nod Dem
5elltiaen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eli
lem @ert pon 100000 900 ent.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25
DeUfsche Bomber
werfer in Huft

9dirnbero IL Son Scr G~iirnberger
&oliSei mur0e i'll Grfnbrung ge-
bradt, ooB 5ruei Geatide Oen Inter
iudungS6eamten ser amerituniIden
geia6ungSarmce mts9elicicrt poroen
inns, sic inl @er6odte itebcn fiir5lid)
gontben pegen sac 9ieiige Siiro 0es
bdpriI6en 3ommiiiars fir ole poli-
tiid 8eriol9ten gelporFen 81 boben.
Die beioen @eltiden luitroen ON
6reito9 oerbaitet.
@eringer 5dooen nurOe am 81.
MGrj ougerihtet, ais I'M Souptciu-
0anN 0es oben ~ermGbntcn 8iiros cine
6onouerfcrtiete 8ombe e~rplooierte.
0os GommiIinriat erleotgt Sale 0on
9erionen, Sic tttrter ben &o3is aus
roIiiihen uro poIitiifen @riiuOeu
berioIgt mor0en limo.
Berlin TT Ameritnniidle l%uteriu-
dnlngS6eomte erfl1rteH iie ieicn lid
nidjt iider, Oh Sa6otnge ODER eiu
8erie9en mir Oie iolide 2eitung Ger
fSltnfienoungen ser ,.@oice Of g[lue-
RIGA" I'M borigen Monat nerautuort-
lid mar. GieIe SenOuugen limo iiir
&ilBlano beitimmi unO erfgolgeli in
rlliiiiher lSprahe; lie mltroen ober
nad SiiOomerifa geleitet.
Sngenieure ser omerifnnilfen
llmleitungsItation in Miinhen baben
b%ebaltptet, ooB Sabotellre ablidtlid
einen ShaIt6ebcl in oie entgegenge.
leBte &i6tufg parien 10 oaB oie
6lnfienoungen RliBIanO uidt en-
reihten.
@rigooageneral 81. q. McGlure,
ser Better ser SniormotionS- : Som
troaabteilung BEL ser Nmerbfonis
iden WtilitdrperipoItling, bdlt Sabo.
tage nift fiir oitsgeIdIoiIenL meiut
aber: sd tpiiroe mebr oa5u ueigen,
an5unebmen oaB Elm 8erieben Dor.
lag"
Cine ltnteriudung begnnn am
/. MGr3 nodoem 8ertdte iiber ei-
ren ihlGhten Gmpfong ser ,@oice Of
4merica" in Wosfou ein9etroIien
ipnren. @ie 8eamte gemeIoet ba-
ben, mltrOe sic ,&oice@ an 20. ul0
81. M1r3 nod Siionmerifn 9eionot.
Gin @eamter 0eS 5tnatSoepnrte-
melltS bier lagte: 0@aibington it
mitgeteiIt moroeM Die MSogIidfeit
non Sabotage beitebe Siuar, obAuo6l
lie nidt eintuanofrei nohgcuieien
per0en fomte unO es audi 5l feiner
&erboitunB BON Sa6otellren gcfom-
men lit.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25
Klein "~PUppenstuut"
aus Oesterreith

Mosfau II Ger utiiiIfe Niiben
Miiiltcr MolotoD lebnte Den omcri.
faniihen QompromiB GorihIag in.
beSita nuf sic Definition oeutider
geItGnOe in 0eiterreih al, iino Ger
onerifoniidJe StcotSiefretdr Mar-
ibol mari t6m uor,oaB er aus Deter
reid eineu ruiiiifgn ,@uppeni!aut"
MAIDEN Dolle.
Mit GuBlcnos Saltuu9 oieier
pid)tigen 6roae gegeuiiber iheint ie-
DC Nusiiht geIdNpunOen Sit ieirL OaB
Der oiterreidiide &ertrng in oieIeV
Miniiterfonfercn5 erIeOigt peroen
fam.
MolotoD nobm sch umerifouiifen
&onpromiBUori6lae BON Sat 81
Sat nor, brddtc leine &ritif al un0
fnitpite oerun sic MbIebnung. Soar
balls &orihlog, ser BON England
iino 6ronfreid) gebiIli9t moroen mar,
pabrte sen Solptitanoptlntt MaiB-
ingtonS, 0aB gi9entlrm, peld)es sic
Geutiden init @elpoIt ooer inter
Grud" genommGn boben niht non
BEN Alliicrten beidlrgnobmt tueroen
Iollte. /
oSerr Molotob lheint al Iagen,
oaB eS fem freies nnO nnabb6ngiges
Seiterreid geben ioII," fltbr Mar.
ibaIl tort. DMenn Die &orihlGge
Wfolotoo8 a%ltgeitolnmen fper0en,0nnn
miiroe SeIterreiA ais elm Blppen.
itaat inter frem6e Rontroue geraten,
un6 6ie Ser. Gtaeten f0nuten einen
iol6en 8ertrag niennlS unter5eih,
men,"
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25
Hoeherer Lohn fuer
die StuhIurbeifer

8ittSburgb $50 &rdiioelt
4bilip Murrap ga6 sen 9l6idluf
eines 3lpeijobreS : MbfommenS Der
limited States Steel @orferS 0eS
$50 nit Ser II. 9. Steel Corpora
tion 6efanllt. nltf @rupo oeiIen 2obn-
e%rbobungen opon etlpaS mebr ais
Is Gents pro Stlnoe" gepd6rt iper-
sen. @os 9lffommeng oas nndb Ell
ner Sisuitg 0a8 uS8 gyefutiurateS
bdforllt gegeben ipiroe, mlB nod
bon benz 170fopiigen 2obnousiduf
Der Union ge6iqigt merOeu aber
0ieie &atifi5ierttng Gilt IeOiglid ais
cine GormnIitat.
9Iui @run0 oes MGfommen8 pir6
Der RngeSIobn fiir nae Nigeiteaten
Der II. Q. Steel 60. I'M 81 ODER
1919 Gents pro Stunoe ritdlpir-
fer0 alri Sen 1. @priI erbo6t. Ser
Heit ser 2obuer6obulg bon etmos
mebr alS 215 Gents nerteiIt iid altf
cine @eieiti9ilng oon ltngleidbeiten
0urh Grbo6ung Ser lStanoar0gS TIM
OenIobniGbe, beii re 6erien, itarfere
9e~rauFebunB ser 2obne im Siioen
uno 3obIung inl Sale bon Gntloi-
iungen.
9tit Ser 5tgeItanoenen GrboDullg
iteaf iif ser MinOeIt Stuil0enIu1n
fiir Ben Mrbeiter I'M Noroen altf
500, m1breno Ser Weinoeitinb iu
Sioen BON 10 auf 9415 Gents, DOer
nm etlpn 20% erb0bt miro, 10 SAB
ser llnteridieo cine @crringerung
erfdbrt. Gbmobl ser 8ertrng olti
5luei Sabre Gilt, fam clf @rlno
elmer Beitimmung nId) 4bloltf zines
Sabres ii6er sic 2obnfrage mieoer
uerbnn0elt iperOen.
@nibington Der 9ireftor fiir
Sen 8un0eS S1lidtungS0ienit, Go
gar 8. @arren, CAB in Berbinoung
nit Sem 6erniprefitreif befnnnt,
Dab Die EeIepbon : llnternebmungen
oas n~elteite Mrgumant ser Streifer
5uriifgewieien baben, monad} 3ula=
gen in at0eren @rperb86peigen aud
3uldgen fir Die 9l~uge1tellten ser
Selepbonbetriebe redtfertigen.
Si5lpiiden iino bon beioen Seiten
iid wi6eripredenOe Grfldrungen
iiber Sen Streif inns sic 9(ufreAter-
baltung 0eS 9ienites nbgegeben NOR
ben. Die BernipredQ lnternebtmin-
gen betonen 0aB Der 5treif, ser
morgen Dor orei @oden begann,
3eid(en zines beginnenoen 3u1am-
mpnbrudls 5eige.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25
OkkUputiOnspOIitik
bitter kritisiert

Mai6ington IL Ser iriibere &ro-
iiOent @ooUer fritiiierte 6r9erIid sic
alliierte 0ffitpotions : 9olitif in
9eutidIonO unO 0eiterreid, 100
&unitOiingcranlagen POM NtiIit1r
5erit0rt werOen, 0ie man 10 ungc-
gebeuer n6tig mir Die e!tfup1iihe Sc
neutrality-suspicious. broltd)t.
3u Reportern lagte Serr 8oober
mad elmer geihIoiienGn Sibung oes
SenntStomiteeS fiir o~usm6rtigc
@e5ie6ungen, omerifaniides, britt
ideS unO ruIiii6es MilitGr lit ,,en-
iig tuie sic 8iener" nit ser &eruid.
tltn6 Der neutrality-suspicious. be-
Ihditi0t, oau1breno gang europa
nod &alnlt0iinger ledj5t".
@leidBeitig miro bonn amerifoni-
ideu SteuerSobIer berIangt Die Sc,
ben8mitteIfoIten" iiir Gle @ungerns
0en in europa at be3ablen. @oober
bat cine @eiebgebltng I'M @arie I'LL.
terltiibt, Die $350,000,000 fir sic
HotbiFfe in elropdilhen 21n0ern
bereititellen min.
Q(llf @riin6 oes idaparen @inters,
ser lleberidmenlmltngen unO ser
0oourn nerminoerten Yroonftion
miro Die 2ebensmittelfriie in ser
@elt I'M tdhIten Sabr pnbridein-
lid nod id}Iimmer iein ais beucr"
iagte Serr 9oober.
Su ieittcm @eiprdd nit &eportern
I'M &npitoI inste Soober, sic 5abri-
fen meIde mfunition beritellen f6n-
nen, leien ,,oon alien 9Llliierten" in
9eutidlano pernidtet moroen. 9tber
geraoe oieie 6obrifen f0nnten 8boS-
pbor llnO Nitrogen fir @linitoiinger
lieiern.
,,8enn 0oS 10 meter gebt" err
tldrie Sooper, ,mogen mir inns
mobl barber f(nr merOeny ooB ser
amerifaniife Steiler3abler bon iebt
an ole 2ebensmitteI : Rednrtng fir
europa be3ablen miro"
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25
Scnja cntelciNct iidb
3nr misunderstanding

Horis - Sonia Senie erfl1rte. oaB
lie lid pollfommen entfleioen muBte
II iogar oie Striimpfe muBte lie
nts5ie6en - oamit IS f~roftS0iilde
3ollbamte lid BEL i6rer 9lntunit in
8oris peri0nli6 oepon ii~6er0eugen
fomiten, onB tie nidts ger3olI6areS
an f6rer Gerion ODER in ibrem Sc
pad butte. SdIieBlid beidlagnubm-
ten lie 5000 in merifnniidem Gel
De.
u@S paBte mir nidt redt, nber i)
babe meinel MiurO eebeIten." Iagte
lie, uid)lieBlid) mar oas @etter red)t
warm.~ 6rdulein Senie lit ieit 1912
omcrifaniide 9iirserin mlo iie be.
finoetiid ougenblidlid ouf ser
Salentlud)e in europa. S6re 9irrd)-
iuNung fono in Sc 8oirget, Sem
6luabaien bon 8cris Itutt.
ySiniiftli6 oes @efi,es vtfl6rte lie,
onB lie feinerlei idlledte S(6lid)ten
babel bate. ShlieBlih iei Ser 8e-
10 gering, 0aB iif Elm Iolder
Seroaft BON ieIbit erIeoige. ltno Sic
sntfleionng2 Die 3OIlbeamten tpn-
rem weibli4!
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25
WnrMiit Chaplin
midbt 8iirecr tumrNC

Gborlie G9nplin, ser Dor Sa1r.
5ebnten aus ieiner engIii6en Seintat
mad Nmerifa fam, lid o6cr ME I'M
oen 8iirgerbrief bemiibt bat, erfIGr.
te in einem Snterpiem iii Relp yorf,
oieIe 0altnng ooourd, oGB er ,lfein
RotioualiIl" lei. Sl eiiter aonieren5
fir Die ausldnoiide BreIie beant.
luortete CT 0rei 6ragen sic Go Sul.
liuan in Der ,,New Yorf gaiLD
NplpS" a~ligauorfen bate, mn0 Sic
osil cinem ollsl1n0iider 9eridter-
Itetter uorgebrnht fpltroen.
GbopliilS 9(ntiuort 81 ser Jrage,
marltm er lett 80 Sa6ren bier 5tudr
oicl @eI0 per0ieue, es nber nidt fitr
u0tig Dnlte, 8iirger SIT peroen, mar
sd bin fem amerif1niiber 8iirger
g%eiuorOeu, neil id fem Nationaliit
bin. 1919 meites @infommens
itantnt aus europa uno 800 aus
ssh Ser. Stanten. Sic Ser. Staaten
nebmlen 100 % OieleS ginfommenS
fiir Steiierguede. Sd bin Elm iebr
8flt 5ablenOer 8oit.~
9ie 5meite 6rage l%alltete. s@cs
3iebt Gbaplin Dor: 9Gnofratie mad,
ruliiih . communication Still ooer
III ser 9efinitiol ser Ser. Staaten r.
Sier erbo6 CHAPLIN ieine SalO Sit Ell
ner bilfreihen @eite, Die mir lie Don
leineu eriten 6illnen 6er fennen.
sd bin fem 8erfe1ter irgeno eli
ner SoeoIogie. Sd bin iiir Den Sort
idritt oeS Observation-Disclosures; i6
bin fiir ben fleinen Monn. Sn poIiti.
ide 9isfuliionen lnlle ih MIDI nift
Elm, oaS iiberleiie id Oen 2eltten in
8aibinston."
SdIieBIiG bate Sulliron ipilien
mollen: ,@nrlm bat Chaplin nab
reno oes ariegeS nidts sur Inter
6altung u~nierer SoIoaten getan ooer
atnicrcGerpunoeten in oen9a5aretten
6eiudt2" G6epIin be9altptete, oaB
er 0as Seine getan ba6e, inocm Ell
I'M ean5en 2nnoe Reoen gebolten
bate. ,,9lber oie an0eren rucren uiel
better I'M l~lnterbalten un0 10 babe id)
eS i5nell ii~berlailen. Meine aunit-
form lit oiel lpeniger fiir oirefte I'm.
terbaltlinq qeeiqnet."
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25
Sfussen rUegt
kritik an US

Gtodbolm- Sorol0 6. StnIien. Scr
lid i'm Sic replbIiganiiflen grdiioent.
iGofts 0oninierlulg 1913 5i be.
iperben geoelft ltlro %8egelnpartig cine
StuSienreiie ourd europa atuter-
ninnlt, erfldrte: oGs lit nift onge.
brad)t, Die Ml1Benpolittf Der @ereinig-
ten Stanten i'll einein lreulOen Satloe
gu 6iSflltierell.
Der friibere @ouUeritcltr Don Min,
neiota belt MIR ipenige Stunoen,
uadoem SenrD 81. &sallace I'M Slug
Selige nod Oslo ob9eflogen mar, cine
Breiiefoniereng al. Isle befannt, bat
@auoce olti Ieiner BortragsreiIe i'll
europa sen GoridDlog 9r6ii0ent Erlt=
mans iiir cine 0riefen- 4ul0 Eiirten-
5ilfe fritiiiert mo ,,5lun Srieoen urO
our 9eriidnoigrlmg nit HllBIano aiti-
0efor6ert.
2on0nu - @initon G9urdlia ias-
te, elm uteller &rieg ici nidt unber-
meiofidl wiiroe nber anperneiolid)
peroeL moIlten Giiglano uil0 Die
8~ereinigten Stooten elmer Yolitif
Ger acknowledging oOer einieitigen
Nbriiltul9 Folgen.
Gburdin, Der 5riliiher 8renlier
mabrenO oes arieges tpar, gob oieie
@rfIarlng ob, naboem Senrp 81.
8nIlace in Oslo erfldrt bate, Gbalr-
dill ,fuagte nid)t GffcntIid Ole pri-
pate lle6er5eugung ieiner Grippe
dus5aiprefett, bob Elm arieg llnoer-
meiolid it,
6erner iogte GburdiH, er babe in
ieiner lettcn Heoe an lebten 6reitag
@aaoce feinen voeritedten 3ommr
nilten" 9ennnnt.
,,NSaS ib iagte, lpar: ,,gSir baben
bier fiir5Iidl ciren 8eIlld)er ours oerI
8ereinigten Stdnten gebabt, Der ii6
Der gliifliheripaiie ifaunden Mino-
ritdt bon beriteften Gomnuniiten
5uoeieute. Oie iih Negcn ole AnBen.
politif tuelloenL peld)e SEER @rneit
8euin, unier gluBenminiiter, 10 ge-
ouIoig ltno unbeirrt NIT ltateritiit-
8llng BON neiin 3ebnteln oes Inter
bailes perfolgt bat"
,,Mein sniidt lit tpie foIgt: ein
&rieg lit nidt linUcrneiolidJ, uiirOe
nber unuermeiolid lperoelL MOLTEN
Gi9laito ltlo oie @ereinigten Stou-
ten cine 9eidipidtNungspolitif Uer-
folgen Uoer ~einieitige Mbriiiting Dor.
nebmelb mas Den letten arieB Der
beifiIlrte."
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25
Ut III ipcecit Gricdcns
hilfc Mrtcrlcecn

Safe Success, q. 9. Ser 81
djerbeitsrat bereitete sen rniIiiher
@emiibnngen, Mmerifas SiIfe al
Briedenlano ser 4ufiidt Ourd oil
Il. q. 5n nnteriteaen, cine NieOer.
Inge.
Ser Goridloe muroe MIR Dol
,MuBlano un0 8olen unterltiist. So
lutnbien england, 8eIgien mn
4uitrolien ltimmten Oagegen. Oil
8ereinigten Stantery G9ina, 5rnnf.
reid Sprien unS grniililn entbiel.
ten lid Der Sfimme.
Sir cine @utbeiBung oes antra-
geS paren lieben Stimmen notmea-
oig getpeien.
@ies NOR bic erite &rnftpro6e in
ben II. q. biniidtIid oes grumnn-
lden 9ilf8planes fir Brie1enlonh
uno Sic Siirfei in @0De bon $780,
10000.