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Evening star., 1947-03-30
PrenuPtial Fete
For Miss Breeding

Miss Doris Macintosh was host
ess at luncheon yesterday, enter
tanning at the Chevy Chase Club in
compliment to Miss Mary Frances
Breeding. whose marriage to Mr..
Charles Edward Mcdonnell will take
place April IL. Other guests at the
luncheon included Mrs. Gordon
Dickey, Mrs. Lawrence jacobsen,
Mrs. Nathaniel Martin, Mrs. Martha
Lee Keyes, Mrs. Lawrence Sinclair,
Mrs. wilkins Cooley, Mrs. Edmund
Pendleton, jr., the Misses Margaret
Thors, Leila Dickey, Mary O'Brien,
Lucille Camalier, Margaret Naison,
Abby Willard, Elaine Trimble,
Edwina Walden, Halle Katharine
Elkins, Anne Muse Gillespie, Betty
Morrison, Carlotta Johnston, Mary
Frances Foeshe and Jean OHearn.
Evening star., 1947-03-30
Thrift Shop Tea
VIII Be Attended
BV Mrs. Truman

With a fashion show as its major
attraction, the annual Thrift Shop
white elephant tea at the Sulgrave
Club on Tuesday afternoon, April
15,' promises to be a gala event
especially as Mrs. Truman has writ
ten Mrs. Reeve Lewis, chairman OF
the Thrift Shop Board, that she
will arrive at 5 o'clock. But from
on, the United States Army Air
Forces Band, Maj. George Howard
conducting, will entertain early
arrivals.
Wives of cabinet members have
been invited to attend the benefit
and they are to be received by Mrs.
Lewis, Mrs. John Allan Dougherty
chairman of the party, and the
presidents of the six member
boards of the Thrift Shop, Mrs
Charles Runyon, Junior League;
Mrs. A. Chambers Oliphant, Chill
dren's Hospital; Mrs. Walter G.
Distler, Columbia Hospital; Mrs
William North Sturtevant, Chill
dren's Country Home; Mrs. Fred
erick H. Brooke, child welfare, and
Mrs. William Draper Blair, ST.
Johns Orphanage.
Mrs. j. William Fulbright and
Mrs. Archibald Davis have been
busy getting out more than $500
ivitations to the party, but Mrs.
Lewis points out that the public is
cordially invited to attend. AS usual
the price of admission is a cash con-
tribution or an article which may
be sold at the Thrift Shop, S09
Ninth street NV. Mrs. Henry Miller
and Mrs. Rudolph Max Kaufman
are in charge of tea arrangements
The fashion show, which is sched-
uled to 60 on after Mrs. Truman's
arrival, is beig arraged by Gar
finckel and will feature Nettie Ros-
enstein's latest creations. Each
guest is to receive small phial of
her perfume.
Miss Meredith Howard, who is
arranging the program of entertain
ment, has a surprise guest up her
sleeve, popular radio entertainer
who is trying to arrange her sched-
ule in order to attend the benefit.
Evening star., 1947-03-30
Long Island Bride
Us Granddaughter
IOf Wasbi1a gtOnian

Many Washingtonians were at
tracted to the wedding yesterday
afternoon in Forest Hills, Long
Island, of Miss Frances Reading
Glennon and Lit Col. Charles Henry
Bennett, U. S. NJ. c., as the bride
Is the granddaughter of Mrs. James
Henry Glennon of this city and the
late Rear Admiral Glennon, U. S. N,
The wedding took place in the
Church-in-the-Gardens, with the
Rev. DR.. Joseph Sizoo, president of
the New Brunswick Theological
Seminary, of1cAting at the cere-
mony, assisted by the Rev. Franklin
Cole, pastor of the church.
The daughter of 1t. Comdr. Har-
rison Randolph Glennon, U. S. N,
retired, and Mrs. Glennon, the
bride was escorted and given in
marriage by her father. A feature
of her wedding dress of blush. satin
was a veil of tu1le trimmed with
heirloom rose point and duchesse
lace, and she carried bouquet of
white roses and gardenias.
Mrs. Robert Johnson, sister of the
bride, was her matron of honor and
Miss Isabel Harwood was the maid
of honor, with Miss Lois Larisette
serving as bridesmaid. They were
gowned in pastel shades of faille
and carried Colonial bouquets of
mixed flowers.
Maj. Vincent Kramer, U. S. M. c.,
was best man for the bridegroom,
who Is the son Of Mrs. Mary Miller
Bennett of Belle Vernon, Pa, and
Mr.. Henry Andrew Bennett of Or
lando, Fla, and the ushers included
Mr.. Harrison Glennon, jr.; Comdr
William Glennon,, U. S. NJ, and 1t.
Evening star., 1947-03-30

Comdr. Philip Glennon, U. S. N,
brothers of the bride; Mr.. Herman
Bennett, brother of the bridegroom,
and Mr.. Johnson.
A graduate of the University of
Michigan, the bride recently has
been associated with Time. She is
a direct descendant of John Read
ing, one of the early Governors of
New Jersey and one Of the founders
of Princeton University, and she was
sponsor for the q. S. S. Glennon,
the destroyer named for Admiral
Glennon.
Col. Bennett is a graduate of the
United States Naval Academy and
before the war was with the 4th
Marines in China. During the war
he served in the Pacific area and
at present is attending the Amphib-
ious Warfare School at Quantico.
Following the wedding yesterday
a reception was given at the Forest
Hills Inn.
Evening star., 1947-03-30
GaitbersbHrq

MIR. and Mrs. Allen Drew were the
recipients of surprise housewarm-
ing and shower at their new home
on Montgomery avenue Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. Douglas Colson of Washing
ton Grove is in Boston with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Barton, where they will
spend a month.
Mrs. Elizabeth Day of Boyds cele-
brated her 84th birthday ami
versary Wednesday and was visited
by her children and many friends in
the State.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02
Soldiers Home

Sunday before Christmas Rev
Paul Pease brought the Young Peo-
pies Choir from the Whitefish Meth
odist church for short but very
good program of Christmas songs
Mrs. Haake directs the group and
Miss Lorna Haake is the musician
Mrs. Emily B. Lincoln, Mrs Alyse
johnson and Mrs. Aileen Payne of
the Whitefish Veterans of Foreign
War Auxiliary visited the home
bringing treats and gifts.
John Fenholt came to the home
Christmas eve and sang numerous
songs which were much enjoyed
We are looking forward to another
similar treat as ne promised TO come
back. SIS
Charles johnson, who has been
House Sergeant for the past eight
months, left to re-enlist In the Mar
ines. He expects to go to China. We
wish him luck, but viii miss him.
His leaving has bright side too,
as Melvin Reynolds took his place
and the latter is very popular
worker at she home
Miss Dollle CoSens spent Christ
mas day at the Ladenburg home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Kastelle
of Helena visited the home. She was
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02
Half Moon Notes
BY Mrs. Frank Smith

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gosney and
family were Sunday guests at the
Donald Role home.
Gust Role is not so good again He
has been sick for quite some time
Sure hope he'll be feeling better
again soon
Rudy Arvidson went up to Fool
Hen hill Saturday to dig someone
out of the snow bank. He didn't get
back until Sunday night Poor Ru-
dy. he sure put in the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Mohn and
boys spent. Christmas with Mrs,
Mohn's folks in the Creston district.
The Half Moon gang 'chiver-eed''
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Savage Christmas
Eve. She is the former DeLois John
son. She received a beautiful bed
spread and they passed treats to
all present
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Ford and the
Toutants had Christmas dinner at
the Frank Smith home
The Rudy Arvidsons spent Christ
mas with relatives in Kalispen-
Clarence Ness family had a fam
ily reunion Christmas day, when
40 of the folks all got together and
had a real gay time.
Ed Brown and Whey Budd OF
Minnesota are visiting at the Cy
Judd home. Whey Budd is Cy Judd's
sister.
Row Countryman is spending part
of his Christmas vacation In Plains
Alton and DeWayne Johnson went
TO Troy with Mr.. and Mrs Jim Saw
ege for a trip
Dorothy McElwain spent Christ
mas with her folks, Mr.. and Mrs
Cecil McElwain-
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Hutchinson are
spending the holidays with the Rom
seths. Mrs. Hutchinson is the former
Arnhild Ronseth- She nursed quite
awhile in the Whitefish hospital
Mr.. ard Mrs. Howard Trusty have
gone to Spokane. Mr. Trusty went
for treatments for his stomach
Norman and Elite Kastella of He
lena were here for Christmas. Elite |
visited her brother and family, Mr.. |
and Mrs. liner Hansen
David Brooks is home for the no
lidays. He is going to school in Boze-
man.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02

Other guests included: Rev. ana
Mrs. Joseph Willett, Miss Betty An
derson, Elizabeth, Eileen and Vm-
cent Hanson, Jackie Creon, Betty
and Patricia Elan, Shirley Stone
Mary Pollington, Irma and Dany
Kastella. Rev. Dale Dalbey.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02

Eta Hansen and worked here before
her marriage.
Charles Poppay returned from a
couple of weeks spent in the White
fish hospital
Ole Skarnass returned from FL
Harrison where he had an appendec-
tony.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-02
R.rt,ett,s Daughter Engaged

MI. and Mrs. c. S. 5aruetl, De- PEI
~ .no,Ince the engagement ana
annroaching marriage on January
81 of their daughter, Ruin 10 W.
I;.u, Marantette, son of Mr.. and MIS-
l4 Marantette, Columbia Fans
u " attends Montana State col
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25

wartet ipGteItens I'M 6riibiubr 3u-
teiluhg BON 3itder.
SniuelenOicbinHeu feitgenOmmem
Jitbingen = 9nnf ser tatfrdfti.
0en 3ltIammenorbeit 6ees 9an0eSfri=
minalpoli3eiomtS uno Der %iran30ii+
ihen @enoarmerie tonntea ieBt 5fnei
6rauen feitgenonmleli lluo ilber-
fiibrt iper0en. bic Gnoe 0ooember
eiiien gr0Beren Surelenoiebitabl in
Siibingen begailgen 9atten. Gr-
TreuIi9erfpeiie foilltten Die Supelrn
Sen @eifdoigten mieOer 5ligeiteat
meroen.
St~aStpfarrer 6err ~gcitOrben
SGfingen - 0ier lit i'm 4lter
mon 76 Sa6ren @eiitl. Mot Staot-
piarrer i. 81. 2liomig @err eiuem
S@er3leioen erlegel. Inter ltorfer
lMnteilnobme Ser geD0Iferltng Sdit-
fen, Gcreine mo @ebor0enJertreter
muroe er auf Dem bieiigen 6rieOboie
beigeiebt. Gcr irii6ere Goplan oeS
GerItorbenen, Or. 6rntr3 Slider,
miiroi3tc in elmer einorufSoolIen
@reoiet leine iruht6nre S1tigfeit
Dor alien olf io5ial-coritatiDem @e-
bietc.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25

weroen lid olrf 81 Niiaioueu Col
lar belouieu. Sic 9lrbpiten pernen
BON Der 6irna AleronOer uno &e-
pass, in ,.0es 0toines~, Soma, be-
iorgt. Son arlington mos Girgiiiia
aus ioa mon Damn leidter in Die
StaOt geIangen fonnen, 10 1bnIidl
mie ps idon bel Der ot4ten~ StroBe,
nobe Dem ,.6iOal Balm, ser Sail
lit. IS miro Elm 0od)ball aus @iien,
Stobl ulo Stein meroen, Ser oonl
,Eiitrict" unO bon ser Bubble
&oaosQl0miniltration" be5n9It mer-
ben miro. Ge%rbinoultgen nit Dem
,Mod Greet -Rarf uno Oeu Pluto
itroBen oen BotomacfluB entInng
meroen Dergeiteat meroen. Ger
Meubau miro OaS lfer oes Rotomac
begIeiten unO 10 SUB bod meroeu:
Sr ioa 5000 SUB lang 1peroen uno
100000 foitcn. Bis Ser Bau Ter
tig lit, ioleH etfpo 3 So0ge in Mn-
iprud genommen mer0en 9ie Bum
oes9uuptltoot miro INNER GROCER
unO oebnt lid idon melt nod Nor=
Sen, Often inl6 Weiten aus.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25
@aiGingtuu sdnscrbnnO

Gie Mitglicoer, oercn 6amilien
oltgebSgi3e, iolpie odrcn 6rc!ido'
limo oltfs ber5liditc c~ingelaoen 81
nnierem
6riibiabrs : 6omiIienabeuo
am Sonlltog Sen A. Mai. 9eginr
nodrnittc1s 3 llbr.
9ln 0iciem Gage ioQ Nas SO. 9e.
ite6en oes Gercin5 geluiir0igt nar
ben uno es er9in1 ginlacun9 an i'm
Ipretn frii5eren Girigenten, @errr
Mor @unoIod), an 0ieiem Gag llli
Ter g6renaait SIT Iein.
3ttr lUaiteren llnterbaltung, iolpi'
Speiie uilo Grant lit. Gorge 9etrn
gen alno fonnsn Gle AnmeienSen al
1ini9e redlt erfrGlide Stunoer
rehnen.
@nihlieBeno lit Cams ullo 10 fam
Ser &eIt oes Cages bel frellnf.ihen
3uianmeniein ollsgefiiIt !pal9en.
9itte fonnlt Nae redt 5n6lreid
un0 erlebt cinige gemiitlide Stun
Sen in oeutidcm 6reunoesfreis.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25
1tmrsS l%lIitteiIMnecn

SIN SibleD aranfentaus be.
fiuoet lid 6rdulein @orp @ieg-
manu-. meI6a lid beim SinioIIen eli.
uen Siiitcrbrah 5hgejogeu bat. @il
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lurl.
Snl emergency Granfeubnus
peritorb am 6reitcg Der UerQangener
@ofc 6err 9lugltit @idmdnn, 2S3t
0ty@ill Terrace Horoueit. Die BE.
er0iguna mar AM Ntontog BON Sci
ncs 9eitattungsfapelle ans noh BEN
Sort 9incolr 6rieObofe. Ger Geritor.
benc fam DOR SGbresiriit NIT leinel
Satin Gus 9up gorf, moielbit Ell
oiele Sabre alS &ellner i'm @oIOori.
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1Gbe 0on @ombnrg acboren unO lei.
ne Satin itamnIt CHS ser Hbeinpiu3
G]HbiS SENT &frim.) Gas Gbepoor
bat 5uci crpahicne S0bne, melhe
beioe III 9tep Dorf oniGBig iinO.0 Gen
trouerloen 6interbIiebenen iprehen
mir unier innigites geiletO oils.
Grof. Saul g. @leis IL. Sroli
empfingen gum giien in ibrer @ob-
NUM- cm GienStng 5mei Miitglieoer
oes 8~biIooeIpbia Spmpboniihen Or
d2iterS, n1rtlid @errn Mar Stro-
Benberqer mo Serrn Sans ". 81.
ifqr. Gas Srdeiter ipieIte Montng
unO GienStoa in @nibington.
- Webrere 6reuoe oeS GbepaoreS
.. 9lI6ert 8iiblcr trafen iif CHI
Sorntag 9lbcllO 5u elmer fIeinet
0afieier Ger @nIoenen 9od5eit III
0eren eoitfreunOIidem Seim in Sill
Der Sprin3. Gle bielen eingegauge-
gangenen 8eidenfe unO @ratlla-
tionSforten purOen beiiNtigt uno
buuuloert.
SEER @aIter Camp, @itin6u.
Der Ser Bite 6ooS Stores, lit nls
3eilba6er in sic oS1eriOan 8uferp"
(0orrp Maper) eingetreten.
81 Der Dergllgenen ISOLDE en-
Aielt @inflerS &eiiebiiro sic eritan
BON Ben Snpi6n9ern eigenbdnoi9it
nnterifriebenen Gu%ittungen ans Der
r8iiiid) b-iesten gone IN Geutid-
IaftO, Sic Guittungen muroen al ole
Senoer meiter geianOt.
- @ie inns SEER Siegirieo @obe,
lpelfer i'll Sntereiie oes SiIisperf
sur 9inoerun9 Der Dot IN Gentid-
lan0 6icrieIbit tdtig lit mitteilt, ioIl
es m0glid meroen CD Mitte sunni %
Bio. 9ie6esBaben- @afeta mad Ser
omerifoniiden 8eiatungs Gone in
0eutihlallo ST lenoen.
- Morgen, Somobeno, ben 26.
9(pril lit GeriammIung OeS Concord
Clubs. Gle &ariunmlling miro piinft-
lid Inn $50 llbr Beginner uno nndI
Ser 9eenoigung 0eS geidditIihcH
EeilS finoet cine 9inaop1rtic itltt.
Soldle, sic es por5ieben Rarten 81
ipieIen Iollen sic S%pieIfarten nit
brinqen. Sir sic San5hlitigen gibt
es 9lattenmuiif. Alld @dite limo
freunolidIt eingela0en.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25
> crPlGrt, Nab GChnsMInocn 0nNcrcr 5irrtct sic
GinltoIImne Scr GeIcpROnocieliA0ft nid9t GnNcrn

2obniroqe einem lofoleu ShieOs.
iprud 5i u%lterbreiten. 0erieIbe
ioate ole 2o6n5ilagen un0 Die Oa-
nit Dcrbun0enen Arbeitsfragen in
8etrodt Sie6eu. welhe pom lofoleu
Observation-Disclosures in letter 3eit
bemiqiqt muroen. Die 20bne iinO
@oibingtoner 8erb1ltnillen onge-
poBt un0 ioIlten bier in @oibir9ton
fcltgeiebt merOen.
,0obe 20bue iin0 nid)t OoS Sin.
5ige mas in 9etrndt ge5o9en meroeli
ioIlte", iogte Ser Morriion. lin.
iere @~lnQeltelten er6alteu bereits
8 5eiertoge I'M Snbr nit 8e5ab-
lung, cine @ohe 6erien fiir jeOeu,
ser / Sa6r beifGitigt lit, = @oden
6erien nod 2%.iGbriger 8eihditigung
nnO 3 @oden GSerien naf 15-i1br.
9eiddftigung. %llniere Qlngeitelten
.er6oltcl liberale &rolfemInteritiit-
5ltilg unO NlterSpeniionen Sir 9ei-
OeS be5oblt sic Beielidait nae oomit
pe%rbunOenen Soften. 9ieier uiclen
&orteile baben iid) Die Selepbonan-
~geiteIlteu ihon lett Sabren e%rireut,
jeOoh meroen 0ieielben crit iebt Ben
9lrbeitern in anoeren SnouItrien be-
piai1t.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25

2obn5uIogen, iDelhe neuerOilqs
pom groBen @eid1ftsuaternebmer
beniaigt mur0en, boben feinen Gin
iliB oui sen gegcnpdrtigen 9obn.
oiiput 5piihen ser s. & q. Gele-
phone So. ltn0 oen itreifenoen Tele.
p6onnerb1uocn in Nal9ington, 9.
s., mie s. Q. Morriion, EijeprGii.
0ent uno @eidGitsiitbrer Der s. &
9. Selepbon @eieaidoit, mittcilte,
ais er INN ieine 9tiiiidlt gefrN1t
murOe. ,,Mir iinO cine oiientlide
lltilit1t~ iagte Ser Wforriion, unO
ais iolde meroen uniere Goten BON
elmer lofalen aommiiiion re9lliert.
R%obn5ulagen in nnOerrn SnOuitrien
rtn0 in anoeren 2~auOeStGilen font
men un0 iollteu nidt aIS 9oiiS iilr
26bne uuierer @eieaidnit in Be
trad)t ge5oQen luerOen".
3uriidfonmeuO olli cine frii1pre
Ansioge, Bob Die @eieaidloit gloltbt,
oaB lie quite 2o6ne al bic 9lngelteu-
ten bc3ablte unO Dab Oieielben eiuen
oergleidl nit oenen nnoerer 6irmen
'@aibingtons fiir ndmlid)e Qlrbciten
ousbolten.
Ser 0}orriion iagte nodmnls,
ooB sic &ompanie bercit lit, Die
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25
Grpteitc sesen ben Ban beg Sunnclls
inter Oem uSnpont-Gircle"

8a1en Sen 9nl eines lett langen
Qeplauten mlo ihcn b%egonnenen
Sllnneas inter Dem Dupont" Blab
bier protditierter Dor Sen Nfit9lie=
bern Oes oGiitrict Of Golltmbia" Mus
id)iilie i'm Senot unS im &eprdien-
t~al,terMalt,e Sic meiitan &ntfIclte
mo Sailsbeiieer Der unteren ,,Gon-
necticlf" Mpenlle. SEER 3. s.
Na(0rop erfl1rte, Die Ourd ben
8au pernnlaBte 3eritorun8 priOaten
@iaentunts meroe Die Soften Oes
8aues auT fiini Miaionen Collar er-
Iy0bea. 6rau eleanor Eatterion be-
abiidtigt, &lnge nui SdaOeneriab
3l erDeben; lie mobnt an Dupont
Circle, go. 5, uno .pia nndyueilen,
oaB ibr 4aus ldon jebt SfaOen err
litten Bat. Die oernnihlagten 9o-
item maren biS1er $500,OO0; lie iOl-
Zen jeBt id)on $3,600,000 betrngen.
Sic StraBenbabngeleiie - ounddli
8fer0ebabn mur0en, DelflId
pom Circle, if)on Inn 1868 ge
legt. 800 Berionen erihienen il
oielen Iagen Dor ben AuSidiillel
oes 0ongreiics uno legten ProteI
Elm gegen meitere S1tigfeit an ben
gou, Ser augenblidlih i'm @ang'
iii. lgS miro oorgeihlagen, 0nB MAJ
ben 8nu gang auigibt ODER Dab MAJ
Die 8eIeiie oitlid am ,,&ircle" Dor
beiiii6rt ODER Sen Eunnea inter 0i
nabe Mailaduietts~ G1enue her
fa6rt. 0err IS. s. Mepers, Goriit
5en0er Oes gpritanoes oes Son
necticut 4uepue~ 8iirgerpereins, Ii
Der Nieinuiig, DAB Der gau ben Gin
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25
len megen @eidIedtsfranf9eiteH
eiugel6ritten meroen mllBte.
Wener StuGtsfOmmluar

ct. @eorgen Giplom.SrJc-
nieur SoGann 8eiBer wnrOc
Stootsfommiiior. or mitrOc nit
Dem aommiilnriat iiir Solt TeIe-
ion uuO @~iienbubn betrnut. StnatS.
fommiiior @eiBer lit 4reiSUor-
iibenOer ser Gcmofratiiden Gartei
unO geb0rt ser arGisOeriammlltng
al.
Bur lebten Gltbe n.
@oggenalt ~ 6ier murOe Dtret-
TOR Subert Shulteis pon elmer gro
ben GrouereemeinOe sur Iebten 9tll-
be uuf Den 8olOfrieobof geleitet.
8ier5ig Sabre bate er Dem 8erte
ser 0oimler=8en3 u. g. III Sag
geunl trelt geOient. Sa 5nblreihen
2~lnipraden an offenen@rnbe mur-
oeH ieine 6oben @erOienite, Die er iid
mn Oos @erf, oie 8emeinOe nno Die
Stride ~errporben botte, %pingeben0 ge-
.piiroigt.
Saslcr MtiaiOncmfrcOit fir Ben
Grcis 26rrad
2orraf - Sn Ser lebten 8ilr-
Observation-Disclosures fonntc ser
&~orIibcnoc, 2onorot arallS, Die 01it-
teilung madeL Dab Ser 9fegierungs=
rat Ser StaOt 8oiel einen SIRE
Sit BON is Wiaionen SAmeiSer
6ronfen Dem Staot- uno 2anOfreis
90rrod gum Ginfauf BON Nabrungs.
mitteln CUR 8erfiigung Iteaell
wcrOc. Gie iron5oiiide Militdr-
regieritng babe 3u oieier groB5iigi-
gen Silfsaftion bereits lire Ginmil-
ligunQ g~eaeben.
Ge6ensmiiOe
Sa[sburg n Sn ibrer @obmung
in SalSbltrg, MISUNDERSTANDING go.
81, mltrOe sic 4%2jdbrige, @nilSirall
Se0ipig 8Iainer er61n9t nltfgefun-
Ben. @llS einen biftterlallenen
9(bi1ieOSbrief lit 5i erieherb oaB fe
megen leelii6er Gepreifion freipiaig
ans Dem 0e6en lhieo.
Gleine GbrDnif
2obr Sn 2angerminfel murOe
2anOmirt @eor aettenoder 80
Sabre alt. Ger @eionQuereiu ebrte
Sen Subilor, Ser friiber aftiDeS
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Elm lStdnOhen. = geiier in IiluOcn=
9eim fonnte ieiuen So. Sc
~6urtstog begebeit. Sn 4ltoorf
bielt Ser Sinferperein ieine @ene-
rnlOerinmmlltng o6. 6abritont
Sfmllt Gttenbeim mur0e 5iinl err
iten @oriibenOen geuablt. Gurf,
3udGrmanaeI gingen iie6en 4d)tel
Ser 9ienenltode %8ligrun0e. Mon En-
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25

mohnern groBe Steierlaiten ailfer-
Iegen miro. OaB ierrer sic SeidDdfte
in ser 8egenO lei0en merOen, neil
Ser Sltnnen cine redJt LANCE Strede
untergriulo geiilbrt meroen ioa, Bob
meiter Die Staot @nibington obne1in
grpBe Shuloen bat, OaB Der gau
unn0tig lit, neil am Nupont-
Circle feline groBeren &~ertebrsiln-
f1ne oorgefomnten iin0, oaB I'M
9er5en Der Stoot feile llnteriiiDrung
eriitieren ioute un0 Dab es cine
iolde aud in feiner 8roBitobt gibt,
onB sic Breiie iiir Ntateriul unO
9o6ne fiir Qlrbeiter beute bober limo
ais ie 3lrpor, oaB ser uGircle" ME
ein Gerfebrsbinoernis gemelen lit,
oaB onoere oifeatlide Qlrbeiten niel
0ringenoer iinO. QuOere 9erionen
mie @err S. u. 6uuneUea, MtitglieO
eS 8iirgeruereins fiir StaofbaupI1ne,
piiniheil, ooB 0as gauge Yrojett nod
NAL griinolit ourfberaten miro.
,9err D. q. Start, MitglieO Oes
@aibington Steuer5oJler : @ereinS,
oerurteilte Sen 8ai ais &erlegen-
beitsboli. SEER s.. u. @npanicolas
iprad lid e6eniaIlS gegen 0as I'm
t~ernebmen aus; Oosielbe tot Ser
Is. &. We3ereau.
sir Ben 9au nber iprn6en @err
@eorg &eneipp, MISREPRESENTATION Der
Staot uno Captain g. s. 8bite-
ART, StraBenbnuoireftor binDGi-
lens aui Die 3uitimmung Ser Cont
miiiion fir ben Ausbnu Ser Stoot
darlington ms dbnIiher @eborOen
uno ein;ge Swngelieure.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25
@rSferc gicbcssa6cnpafetc?

Mepr1ientnnten Oes StaatS-,
SdoB-, &riegs= lt.l0 8oItnmts, Die
bel Dem @er9or oes Senate @ipil
Service Committee om 6reitog nadl-
mittog, Den is. 9lpril iJor @errn
George &ilep 8erater Oes &pmitees,
anmeleno mnren, erflGrten lid Su
@unlten Der Senats.G crlo9e 2. $50
pom Sen. @iaiam 2onger on BON
Noro Gafota, oorgeidlageM Sen
Observation-Disclosures noh Geutih-
lano 81 erlpeitern. Gonferen6en fin-
Sen 5pilden Ben geiaBungmGdten
itatt, Inn ons 8emidt Ser erlotbtpn
8afete auf % Gflulo 5u erb0ben, I'M
ben 8erian0 BON irgeno einem Dir
tifel gum ~peri0nliden 8ebruuf fiir
ben 9ebei1sunterbnlt - aber nidt
fiir fpmmer5iene 3mede - an inOi-
uioueae 4oreiien 81 erlaltben unO
fer1er es 81 ermogliden, @eloer
fiir northumberland an oeutihe
Gmpf1nger al lenoen.
4merifaniife Neprdlentanten in
lleberiee befiirtuorten oiele 8orfeb.
rliIgen uno Die oroeren M1dtc suer-
Ben benegt iiir lire 3oaen bei5u-
itimnen, mas irgeno nelde 8eiet-
gebrng 5i 0ieier Set unn6tig MAIDEN
iDitr0p.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25
2lMs Scr alien Heintot
6ilfsarbeitcr fi6rte Son6e BON
MmslagenOieben

Wien Die Wiener Stnotsnn-
moltihdit etbob gegen Den 31j.
SiIiSarbaiter Soief SAmoger mo
Siuolf leiner 9elferSbelfer 0ie At1-
tIage megen GerbredJens oes 9ieb-
TABLES.
Sdmoger Der 6iibrer elmer orei-
5ebnfGpTigen ginbrederbanOe mar,
miro beiduI0igt, nit ieinen @om-
plicen cine &eibe nddtlifer ,,@e-
idaftsbeiudle" begnngen 5t baben.
Gie Saftif Ser Angeflngten beitanD
BARN, BEL Gag 8eifdfte nit 0olen
Aislagen allsfinoig 5l MADDEN, De-
rem iS6eiben Damn III Der Nod)t ELM
ge0riidt lrlo 0eren Sdauitiide aus
gerollbt murOer. Sci oieler Sir
belt fielen ben 9eihulOigten @ert-
gegenitGuOe oaer 9rt in Die @GnOe,
Die III 0ie &anGle Des Sdnpnr5eil
MorfteS m~nnoerten. Ser o1lge-
rihtete Sdooen betragt runo 50,-
600 ShiGing.
Sdmarsidladlter nnO 9ie6e
crtappt
@ien - Sl 2ongen3qroori puroe
bel elmer 6obr5eugfontroae ser
6leiidielder 5oiei &r0tlinaer nit
ieinem Sainnngen augebolten. oui
Dem rllio 55 &ilogramm &inofleiih
perlaOe.l marell. 8ie feitgeitellt
muroe, itommte 0oS 6leiid pon benz
@onomirt Soief Bauer ans Soaen-
ITEM Der cine S6par5idladtung
0nr6gefil6rt bate.
MOrO, &anbmDrO nnS Ginbriide
9ir5 - @ie oem BON ser 3oli5ei-
Oireftion Sins berausgegebenen Sob
res6eriht iiir 1916 81 entnebmen
1T fam BON eileln &iifgung Ser
&rimirolifit leioer nod nift qe-
lproden mproen. Sn Ser oberoiter-
rcidiid)en 9anoeg9alptItoOt batte
III abgelaltfenen Sabre Oie arinli-
nalpoli5ei ieds Mor0e uno 9 &altb-
ntoroe, % HaltbiiberfGae, 1874 Gin-
Bride, is 9eid}enful0e. 1911 @ieb-
it1ble, ferner 1873 Nutu- llnO Wotor-
rao-, ic9pie 1858 6nDrraooie6it1ble
unO S2 SelbItmoroe beSm. Selblt-
morOneriu1e ouf5nfldren. Sin lcbr
trauri8eS 3eid)en Der 0adfriegs3eit
lit audi Die 5atIahe, oaB in 5S7 Sal