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Evening star., 1947-07-18

ment and music will be by Jack
Morton's Orchestra.
Mrs. Juan Barretto, president of
the club, has issued invitations to
members of the Philippine Embassy,
headed by Ambassador joaquin M.
Elizalde. Representatives Of the
diplomatic missions OF Great Brit
ain, France, Australia and the Union
Of South Africa also have been in
vited.
+ Mrs. Ruth Kelso Renfrow, con-
sultant to the Foreign and Terri
torial Clubs of the General Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs. is among the
clubwomen who have received in
vitations.
Arrangements have been made to
receive donations for the clubs work
at the door of the ballroom. In
addition to Mrs. Barretto, those
handling arrangements include Mrs.
Tomas de Castro, chairman, and
Mrs. Annie Sison. treasurer.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
Nile. CbaAtembs
Wed Yesterday

Mile. Gisele Bouquet Chautemps
daughter of the former Premier of
France, M. Camille Chautemps and
Nine. Chautemps, was married yes
terday to DR.. Thornton Tayloe
Perry III, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thornton Tayloe Parry II of Charles
Town, w. Va. The wedding took
place at Hill Farms, the home of
the bridegroom great-uncle, Mr.
Thornton Tayloe Perry in Charles
Town, the Rev. J. Strader officiating
before an improvised altar in the
drawing room. An informal recep-
ton for those who witnessed the
ceremony and the wedding break
fast followed.
Miss Ellen Repaid was maid of
honor and Mr.. Perry had his father
as his best man.
M. and Nine. Chautemps went to
Charles Town for the wedding and
returned last evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Perry will make their
home at 1919 Massachusetts avenue
when they return from their we'd
ding trip.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
In The Orange Blossom Parade

In an attractive home wedding,
Miss Mildred Virginia carp, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Annie L. carp of Silver
Spring. recently became the bride
OF Mr. Vincent Amorosi, son OF Mrs.
Aida A. Amorosi of Cheverly Hills.
The Rev. F. A. Van Sickle, elder of
the Free Methodist Church for the
Washington district, of11ciated.
Given in marriage by her brother.
Mr.,William H. carp, the bride wore
white suit with white accessories
and an orchid corsage.
After the reception at the brides
home. the couple left for a northern
wedding trip.
Parsons.Obtie
Miss Mary Patterson Oppie,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
r. Oppie of San Francisco, was
married recently to Mr.. David Arm
strong Parsons, jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Parsons of Washington. The
Rev. Eric Montzimbert performed
the ceremony in Grace Cathedral
in San Francisco.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. Miss Rose Marie
Porimeron was maid of honor and
Mr.. Raymond Mcneil was best man.
The newlyweds now are residing In
Washington.
Rove.Craddock
Now living in Honolulu are Mr..
and Mrs. John William Rowe, whose
marriage took place there recently
In the Royal Hawaiian Hotel, the
Rey. Henry P. Judd officiating.
The bride, who is the former Miss
Idanthea Lea Craddock. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Price Craddock of
Washington, was given in marriage
by Mr.. Oliver H. Clayton. Mrs
Frances Herrod was her matron of
honor and Linda Clayton was the
flower girl.
Mr.. Rowe is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank H. Rowe, also of Wash
ington. The bridegroom father
few from Washington to be his sons
best man. |
Hawaiian Serenaders entertained
during the reception and wedding
supper that followed the evening
ceremony.
Paider.Karmasin
The Shoreham Hotel was the
scene of the recent wedding of Miss
Gertrude Pauline Karmazin and Mr.. !.
Edward l.. Palder, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis N. Palder of this city. !,
Rabbi Waldman off1ciated and a din
ner and reception followed the cere-
mony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
Evening star., 1947-07-18
Girl Scouts Near
End Of Two-Day
Visit IN Cabital

A round of sightseeing kept 81
visiting Girl Scouts on the 90 today
as they neared the end of a two
day visit in Washington.
The group, which includes 26 girls
from foreign countries and repre-
sentatives of all the States, arrived
in Washington Wednesday night
from Camp Barree, Pa, where they
attended q three-week. conference
centered on the theme friendship
builds a better world"
The tour arranged for the girls
will include later visits in Phila-
delphia and New York. The pro-
gram is financed by funds from the
Juliette Low World Friendship Com
mittee. Delegates from this area
include Jackie Higgins Of Washing
ton, Ellen 1. Hoover Of Arlington
and Margaret B. Walker of Col
lege Park.
Today's events started off with
g. visit to the Capitol, where a
meeting was sponsored by the Vote
less District League OF Women
Voters. The program included talks
by Representative Kefauver. Demo-
crat, of Tennessee; Miss Anna Lord
Strauss, president of the National
League of Women Voters, and Mrs.
John F. Thomas, president of the
voteless league. The visitors also
we're to be greeted by the women
members of Congress.
Later the girls divided into groups
to visit the Senate and House GAL
leries. Mrs. Joseph H. Ball, wife
of the Senator from Minnesota, was
to be hostess on the Senate side
and Representative Frances P. Boil
ton Of Ohio on the House side.
The girls will visit the Smith
sonian Institution and the Pan
American Union this afternoon be-
fore most of them leave Washington
to be entertained in different COM
munities in this area over the week
end.
Yesterday they were feted by Mrs.
F. A. Mountford at a reception at
the Army Navy Country Club. Mrs.
Mountford is world friendship
chairman for region 3.
Last night the group attended q
rally for senior Scouts OF this area,
held In tfie Pepco auditorium.
During their stay here, the visitors
have been entertained in the homes
of senior Scouts, arrangements hav-
ing been made through the National
Capital Area Federation of Girl
Scout Councils. Mrs. Harry M. Sar-
toris Is chairman of the Hostess
Committee.
Some of the foreign delegates plan
TO remain in this country to enter
school instead of returning home at
the end of the Girl Scout tour.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
Summer Evening Affairs Given Outdoors
Officials Atteud Club Dance:
Fare1VeIs Said to Mr.. Robert

Prominent Captaites twed the
oo last night at the parties
warm temperature
engaged Senator'S Little Cabinet
regular Thursday evening party.
Most conspicuous table dining
was occupied Senator
Mrs j. William Fubght graceful figure
Assistant Secretary
NorgansDr and Mrs William Morgan Charles
roll Morgan the latter in crisp blue
Mr. Robert v. Fleming. 1.
summer bachelors,
Evening star., 1947-07-18
Philippine Club Plans Benefit
MRS. JUAN A. BARRETTO.

A campaign to raise funds for the
relief of Filipino war widows and
orphans has been launched by the
Philippine Women's Club of Wash
ington which will sponsor benefit
ball at pm. tomorrow at the Shore
ham Hotel. The club, which was
founded by Mrs. Manuel L. Quezon,
widow Of the late President OF the
Philippines, is cooperating with the
program cf Mrs. Manuel Roxas, wife
Of the present President.
Entertainment tomorrow will in
clude Philippine folk dance to be
given by the Misses Manolita and
Erlinda Villanueva during the inter-
mission. The two are daughters of
Mr. Manuel Villanueva. president of
the Manila Chronicle, and Mrs. Viii
lanueva. The accompaniment will
be played by Miss Florence del Prado,
member of the Philippine Embassy
staff. The Arthur Murray dance
studio also will provide entertain
Evening star., 1947-07-18
Informal Supper
Is HOHse1Uarnzing q

The Military and Air Attache of
the Siamese Embassy and Nine.
Kunjara and the latter's brother
in-law and sister, M. and Nine
Prabha were hosts at an informal
supper party last evening in their
new home in Chevy Chase. Follow
ing the supper, entirely of Siamese
dishes. the three young daughters
of Col and Nine. Kunjara pre-
sented a program of native songs
and dances and Nine. Kunjara and
Mime. Prabha played native fiddles
while. Col. Kuntara played Siamese
flute.
The party last evening was a
house warming for their new home
on Kirke street at the corner of
Brookeville Road.
Evening star., 1947-07-18

large olnner party were Attorney
General and Mrs. Tom Clark. Din
ing together at still another table
was a threesome who did not remain
for dancing-Col. and Mrs. Sherlock
Davis and Assistant Secretary of
the Navy, Mr.. w. John Kenney.
From 10 o'clock on, when the
music began, tables around the ter
race gradually filled. Artificial
moons and soft lights from within
cast romantic glow on the dancers,
the fiower-bordered lawn. and the
rolling golf course beyond. Some of
the expert dancers were Mr.. Oshan
Eralp, First Secretary of the Tur-
kish Embassy, and his beautiful
brunei partner; Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Burke Elbrick, and Mr.. Skee Arnold
with Miss Marye Thomas. The lat
ter's father, Capt. William D.
Thomas, was also there and others
included Mr.. and Mrs. Millard West,
Mr.. James Mann. Mr. Taylor Sim
mons, Mr.. and Mrs. Travis Brown,
Mr.. William McComb, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas, was also there, and others
James Peters with Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith Bowman, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiley Buchanan with Mr.. Thomas
Adams.
Former Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury. Mr.. Lawrence Wood Rob-
ert, jr., was given a Happy Land
ings" party last evening by his
inother-in-law, Mrs. Harold Walker
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert and their small
daughter, Birney, and Coquette, the
miniature gray French poodle, came
to Washington from their Atlanta
home few days ago and have been
at the Mayfiower while Mr.. Robert
made the last minute arrangements
for his trip around the world. Hes
will inspect various Notifications
and installations for the Govern
ment and not only will encircle the
globe but will make various other
trips both north and south in Eur
ope and the Far East.
Mrs. Walker was hostess in the
house at 2412 Massachusetts, avenue
which she has leased for a year from
former United States Ambassador
Evening star., 1947-07-18
Picnic Planned

Oficers Of the Transportation
Corps stationed at the War Depart
ment or In the Washington area. and
their families will h get
together" picnic at Fort Hunt, Va,
Sunday.
Horseshoe pitching, softball games
and swimming will provide the rec
reation. A buffet style supper will
be served between 5 and pm.
Maj. and Mrs. H. O. Hildeton of
Alexandria are in charge of ar
rangements. Reservations should be
made with Maj Dan K. Dukes,
3E514 Pentagon, by Monday, July 81.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
Fete Enp0v, Family

The United States Ambassador to
the Philippines and Mrs. Emmett
O'Neal and their daughters, the
Misses Lydia and Mary O'Neal, will
be honor guests at a dinner to be
given this evening by the First
Secretary of the Philippine Embassy
and Mrs. Melquiades j. Gamboa in
their home on Macarthur boulevard.
The company will number IA.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
EnpOv to Be Host

Admiral Joldhan Brudhikrai will
be the guest in whose honor the
Siamese Ambassador and Princess
Wan Waithayakon will entertain
this evening from until 8 O'Clock
at the Embassy.
About 200 guests have been in
vited to meet Admiral Brudhikrai,
who was named Siamese representa-
tive to the photographic Conference
in Monaco, France.
Evening star., 1947-07-18

place September 13 in Trinity Epis-
copal Church at Ware.
Miss Howe is a graduate OF North
field Seminary in East Northtield,
Mass, and of the Katherine Gibbs
Secretarial School in Boston.
Mr.. Trevillian attended, Catholic
University before entering the Coast
Guard six years ago.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
In The Social Meas

The Polish Ambassador and Nine
Winiewicz will be the guests Of
honor this evening at dinner given
at the Willard Hotel by the pioneer
delegation of the United Nations Re
lief and Rehabilitation Administra-
ton to Poland.
The dinner will celebrate the sec
ond anniversary of the departure of
the delegation from La Guardia
Field.
The Officers Club of Washing
ton has revived its Wednesday
night dances and also is continuing
it's Saturday night dances through
the summer months.
Hostesses are present both eve
nings and an orchestra plays for
the dancing from o'clock until
midnight at the clubhouse at 1400
New Hampshire avenue.
Officers and former officers are
welcome.
Mrs. Beulah B. Friess, retiring
treasurer of the Arlington Chapter
of the National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis. Inc, was the guest
of honor at luncheon given We'd
nesday by Mrs. Laura T. Boldin,
chairman of the chapter.
Other guests were Mrs. Elizabeth
B. Magruder, Mrs. Sara E. Carl and
Mrs. Frances l.. Biddle.
Capt. and Mrs. C. 3. Platt OF
Chevy Chase will leave tomorrow
for the White Mountains and Cape
Cod. They will return about the
middle of August.
Miss Grace Lockwood of Jersey
City, N. j.. has returned home
after spending part of her vaca-
tion as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
James T. Nash of 1920 Benton street
NV. While here. the Nashes took
Miss Lockwood on q trip to the
Shenandoah Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuel w. Elton
have just returned to their home
in Chevy Chase after an extended
motor trip to the West Coast, which
included San Juan, Capistrano,
Santa Catalina, Yosemite National
Park and Yellowstone National
Park.
En- route, Mr.. and Mrs. Elton
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Reed Heaston, formerly OF
Chevy Chase who now reside in
Albuquerque. and of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arch B. Sanders of Coos Bay, Ore.
Miss Louise Rabbit Of Capitol
View, Md, and Miss Mary Lou La
than OF College Park, have Just re-
turned by plane from a two-week
vacation at Virginia Beach.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
HO1Ve-TrepilIian
Engagement Told

Mr.. Donald w. Howe of Ware,
Mass, announces the engagement
of his daughter, Miss Nancy Howe,
to Mr.. Howard B. Trevillian, jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Trevillian of
Washington. The wedding will take
Evening star., 1947-07-18
Alpha XiDelta
Trav' AWarded

The University of Maryland
Chapter of Alpha XII Delta received
the achievement tray" awarded
annually for efficiency, at the 21st
convention of the national women's
fraternity recently held at Murray
Bay, Quebec, Canada. Sixteen men,
bers attended from the Washington
Alumnae and Maryland University
Chapter, including Mrs. Beverley
Robinson, the retiring national
president.
Alpha Xxi Delta is celebrating its
55th anniversary. It now has men,
bership Of 10000 in more than $50
college and alumnae groups
throughout the country.
Evening star., 1947-07-18

The bride OF Mr.. John w.
Bromley, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bromley, i0ho before the
Uedding July 3 in the Church
of the Holy Trinity ,ods Miss
Eleanor Bussancd, is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bussancd.
-Hessler Photo.
Evening star., 1947-07-18

Miss Louise Rabbit OF Capitol
View, Md, and Miss Mary Lou La
than of College Park, have Just re-
turned by plane from a two-week
vacation at Virginia Beach.
Evening star., 1947-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs. David H. Frank
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henri
Fredericks at Groton- on the -Hud-
son, N. Y.
Evening star., 1947-07-18

Shortage Of labor and storage
space has congested Argentina's
docks.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-14
SfvFz AtfIees
wird gefOrdert

2onoon - @ngIanos Bremier
9lttlee iab iih iopobl elmer RebeI-
lion inter Oen Bnrlamentsmitglie-
bern ieiner eigenen 8ortei - Der
2abour e 8urtei - pie elmer 6or.
OerlHg Gburhins, Die 8egierung
81 i~tiir3en, gegeniiber.
llngefd6r 100 2abour : Nbgeor0-
nete I'M unterbaus manoten iid
gesen Ben @renlier unO Derlnneten,
0aB Sic StGrfe Der engIiihen
StreitfrGfte, sic uitgenblidlid iiber
cine Miaion betr1gt, I'm fait Oie
SGlite gefiir5t merOe, 0amit mebr
Q(r6eitsfrGfte fir Die 8roouftion
irei miiroen.
@leih5eitig forOerte Ser 5ilbrer
Ser fonieroutioeu 9ppofition, @in-
ton @burdtn, 0as l1nterbalts ouf,
Sem &d6inett am fommenOen Weitt-
nod Elm WtiBtrouenspotum binii6t-
li6 ser io3inliiiihen 9ldne fiir
Gngluit0s @ie0ernuf6au aus8uipre-
den. 1ieicS milrOe einem Stur5
0es &abinetts gleid fommen. Sc
ooG pirb Gburdia mobl nit ieiner
6cr0erung Dorausiidtlif nidt
0ltrdJ0rilgen.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-14
DR.. 8crdkcrs nls
-RcoicrMnosscMoc bier

Nelp Oorf - Or. Sans Borders,
Ser bis gum gfusbrud 0eg arieges
iiir Die N~r3iregteulipg nls General
foniul in ReGp gorf t1tig 1uur, befin-
bat iid, QDie befdnnt lpiro, nlf Gin.
loOullg Der @unOesbebGr0en in W1T6-
iir1ton boriibergebeno in ben 8erei.
nigteit Stnater, Tim in Dem am Mott-
tag I'M gitroes : GiItrifts . @erift
in @oibington begitnlenNen @ro5eB
geoen Den friiberen 8erleger Douglas
WicGoIllim Steiport als 8euge fir 0ie
&egierunJ Der Ser. Stcoten auf5lt-
tretell.
3mei an0ere 0eltide 3eltgens Ore
in Dem Sale ais 3eu9en eri6einen
IolGen ms sic 8leidfalls BON Ser II.
e. annp bierbergaFlogeu puroen
Inns Or. Sans S9ontien friiber @e.
idaftstrGger Ger oeitiden gotl6oft
attt0 6eren einItiger griter Sefret1r,
@eri6ert Don Strenpd. Ille 0rei
3elgen fpeilen nls @1ite Der @egie-
rltfl9 ill Sdfr0e lttt0 getIeBefl 1Sret5lta
gigfeit, iolanse lie iid MIR bon Gag
81 Gag bel oen 5uitdnoigen 9eboroen
mel0gr.
Stepart miro oes @1eineioS De-
ldyiloi8t. 8ie friiber bereits geneI-
BET, miro i6m SIR 2oit gelegt, bon
Serr1t BON Strempa cine Sunline
DON $4,000 erbeIten 81 6a6en. 2alit
Der anflage erfldrte er Ben @roBgc-
idnporenelE fpelde Na5ipropngofIoa
in Den Ser. Stnaten in Ben Sd9ren
1943- Al unteriu6ten, er b1tte 0os
@el0 in einem 6rultnen ltnldlog in
leinetn frii6eren @eim am Safe Bene.
Dr g%efunoen, lir0 babe nidt geruuBt,
bon iuent Der Mfommon itanmlte.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-14
Truman will
Crieehen heller

MaIbin9ton - HrGiioent truman
6at I'M Sinblif olti Die griediihe
5rage feline 9feiie mad Dem &arS6i-
id)eil @teer pl0slidl obgeiagt unO alti
Otontog cine &onfererl5 nit 5iibrern
6es &ongreiies angeiest, Inn elmer
Gage 3u ,6cgcgneir Die bon einigen
8eobohtern ais u0ie acknowledgements
in Der @eihidte Ser Station" be5eid-
net 1uiro. @ie nuun borte, IolI @rie-
henlolr0 @afFcn urlo Munition I'M
@ert Don 1925, 100000 erbolten.
Sic &~ernfroge lit Bic, c6 Die Der
einigten Stonten in ole @reide ein-
ipringen ioIlen, welde oie 8ritel
Dirb oen 8eldlaiB geld, len baben,
i5re @orpoIten in @~ried)enlaro uft0
on oir0eren Stelleit 5u rdumeit.
@riedentano lit sic S5ene zines
bepafineten 4oniIifts 5piiben Der
antifommuniitiiden Regiarung atno
ibren rd0ttoIen @egner.i.
@uton g., 81. s., Der SorIiber 0es
@auSnlsidulies fiir nus.udrtige Sra
gen, iogte: uGns lit oia ~Oerbangnis.
bollite '9cge in ser @ldidJte 0es
0arp0eS."
@ie oerlolttet, befnBt iid Der SRA.
Ii0ent nit 0etit HLafl @riedenIanl
inn QoliIe 6es SSdbreS NIT $50 MiH,
Collars at itrteritiisen. 9eainte be.
nrerften 0aSit, onB Die 9dlfte oieIel
Glpndfte fiir MiiltlingS5pede berdpnilol
fper0er iol. Sic fiibrteit GUS, Nrleri
ia miiiie @riehenlnn6 aud mirtlhaft
lid CUR SiGfe fonlmetl 0en4t Ole Sta
biliiierung Ger griehiiden @irtffJnf1
lei Die erife 8orbeoinguttg CUR 8een
oi9ung 6es Niireerfrieges.
@rienenInn0 f6fhte Gus Dem iiher
idJiiiiiger1 Seeresglit, 6ns nod ii
GeutifIdn6 Iiegt nit @1gefb Ennfs
6Iitg5elgert itri6 orr0eren Dingen mi
Iitdrii1 Ieidt periorgt aper0en, obei
Der &ongreB mitB feline 3uItintnliiiil
0n5u ge6en, aDetm @dFfen itiu0 8orr1.
te aus cnoeren 0iiellen g%elieFeri
lDer0an iollen.
Bon ulnBgebenoer Seite tuiir0e Ct
fart, es tperoe nidt ertlitIih in or.
lp1gltng ge5ogegt audi uriieritairiihe
Sratppen ttnd @riefsatlan6 5l idif-
ten, hp1bren6 man fi9 NIT Dem an.
m1bIiGen M65ltg Ger Briteir aus
@rirdenIano abgeFtnSen 6ebc.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-14
U~S-SeeIeUte hal
fen E~inwunderern

Seruiolem - Inter ser 9eIdliIoi.
gitllg, ,J0er iltegdlen @ininoOertne
bebilflid" geiueien al iein, ipur0er
20 nmerifoniide 5eiobungsmitglie.
ser 0es friiberen l1S : Marinefobr-
5eltges 9D 81 perbaftet, oltf Dem
500 iitOii6e 6IiidtIinge obgefangeu
porOen iino.
9lIle, nit allsno6nle bon 5tpei
Sloen, ipitroen obne 3tpiiderfnn
nit orei friiberen britiid)en Griippen-
lhiffen mad SnternierungsIngeri1
alif 9ppern gebradt. Cine lftpar.
gere Grau tno ibr Gbelnarm oltrf-
ten 5ltriidblet5en.
9ie 700 Tonlen groBe Dndt nur.
De in DabriI" u1tgetallft ufro fiibrte
Die 6In98e bon S~ononrds. sic muir
oe Dor Saffo obgefangeil, 1t1o mort
nintrnt ait Bob tie aus einem frntt-
5oiiifen Safen fam.
Ne1tn NerIonen iuur0en iiber 0oS
@ofenenoe getotet, iui0 bic britis
ifen Masitdl Je90roen erf(1rten:
aIs GoIge ser geportierittgei1 neiie
@etpultnas6riidle~.
8ei lteberidaen Ser S~erroriiten
purOeu in Ser .iiiouden Gtabt Eel
@oio Elm britiid,er 8odtpoiten tul0
Orei Slt0en getotet. 9ltr6 cine CT
ploiion iino 8ei9doigultgen in So
be BON $4,000 an Ser Hur Strei9-
DolSfabrif angerihtet moroen.
Stt gor5 8nlditina iDorteten bic
2elte Ser Ginee, D.r iou fommen
iontelt mo 6eteter. On ben 2ai1o.
ItroBen itanoen @eidiibe in SteI-
hing uno tpareit milit1riide 2olt-
Heterogeneous eitgeridtet poroen.
Cine fleine garoe uon 3errori-
item mari orei Sn~nogrannten in bus
Sarona : Eager; cine fleite @raippe
lbeifoB 0aS beiladbnrte Milit6r-
1altptqitartier, lporauf oie Wohell
urio Ban5ernutos 6aS 6eter ertpi-
oerten. Gin &llgeLfpedieI fonb Dor
Der @oli5ei1pad)e in Saffa itott.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-14
UmerziehUng keine Erwurfet SfreikweIIe
Ieiehte AUfgubehei Arbeiterknebebunu

8iesbu0en ~ Or. Scenes q. Netp
man, GireftOr Ser amerifaniihen W2i
lit1rregierung fir @rob @eiien
menSete ii6 8cgen Oie i'm atIuntic 81
tp, g. s., oorgebrndJte 9%e1uuptung
0oB 0er5eit in oen inter american
giifiidyt ~itebenoen S6uIen Die @ruuO.
Ioge fiir einon neuen &rieg Belegi
mer0e.
@epmom lit elm Sdulmclm oiiS
6loral @arf, Gong SsIartO, q. .. 81
riftete on ole american aliociotior
OF S6ooI a0miniitrotion oie Seroiis.
forOerung, lie mSgen Sie 8ebouptitnQ
,,bemeiierL" Sire aipf Der &eriomm.
hung Der sliiociotion bon Or. agres
SnDOer non Der ,,GooperatiOe ShooI
for Eea6ers" llno BEN Mtills . Shu-
len altfgeIteIIt mrroe.
Sit einem an Or. Mort6 0tc Glure,
Sen @reftttpiefretGr Der Ailociution,
gerifteten griefe beontportete SEEM
man ole &ritif oes Moiienltnterridtes
nrit f~plgen0er Grfl1rling:
ySSybr, Die ibr icBl Die er5ieberiiden
@eItife ser SSllgen0 0er @ereinig-
ten Stanten auf einen 8eltfrieOeil
9inIenfen ioIlt, miiBt crit Don benz,
mas mir in Ser Militdrregierutu5 iebt
I'M Nc6friegs : Delitidlnno 5u tun
oeriu6en, eiiten fIareren 8egrfff be-
fomnteib ols ibr offen6ar %9gerauGrtig
befoumnlt, bepor mir unier @rogramm
elmer ltnterSiebung Der Oeutiben SUI
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borgettonumene 8ritflitrg bon einetn
3rittel Ser &itt0er, ore Die @Iemen-
torIfuIen in SelIeit beiltferl aeigte,
BOB s Ero5ent Ser &inoer m1brerto
Oes &rieges Sen Batter 0erloreu bnben,
OaB 9.3 @ro3ent Ser Batter nod I'M,
mer frieg8geTangen iiitOv II. 4.5 8ro-
3en nod tmaner DerpniBt tper0en.
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len 6ercn obne einen Batter. ueberoies
iin0 mebr ais 10 Hroa. Ser Miifter be-
idl1itigt. Cine qroBe 3obl Der S9ul-
finder p6dIt oober berdn obne elterli-
DIE 8ealrfIiftigitipg.
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ergeben, Dab 56.5 Iro5. Der ainOer
u~ttterern1brt iir0. Sour Die @1lfte
idlntIi6er &in0er boben elm eigenes
8ett, / Bro3. 5oben iiberbnitpt fei-
ne Shlt6e. un0 81 @ro3ent buben
blob Elm ein5iges 8ner," lhreibt er
in Dem 8riefe.
Sn elmer Iniprufe, Die Nefumnr
iitr oie &o~nbention Ser 4iiociotion
in 4tlairtic GitD oou6ereitet batte, ole
ieood) o6geiogt tullr0e, batte 0ieIer
Gifi5ier ser Militqrregierlng erflGrt,
oaB Die @riita0e iiir 0oS teilpeile Ser
iagetl Der MiIit1rregieritng ,DGlS bic
len Gingen 6er5tleiten iin6."
0&eineslpegs Dos @eringite oorltll.
ter lit sic giniteIIlftg in ben @erei-
nigten Staateft ufu6 tire o~ffenfunoi-
ge ltnf6bigfeit, Die apabre 8eoeuti1lg
Ser Mflit1rregieritrpg 81 berIteben,
ibren 8lab ltrl6 ibrer @ert in Ser
S6la6t sur @Npinnlng oes 5rie-
0enS," 6ieB es Oarin.