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Evening star., 1947-03-02
Food Minister
From England
To Be Feted
Various Items
On Calendar
OF Diplomats
By Ann Cline

Visiting celebrities along diplo-
matte row who come to the Nations
Capital for business reasons, seldom
leave here without becoming in
volved In the social whirl. For no
matter how important their mis-
sions, all work and no play would
make their visits to Washington
rather dull. So when time permits,
parties are sandwiched in between
serious conferences.
Such will be the case during the
stay of the British Minister Of
Food, Mr.. John Strachey, who ar
rived in this city yesterday. He is
the guest of his Britannia Majesty's
Ambassador, Lord Inverchapel, at
the Embassy until Wednesday. He
will be in this country for three
weeks, meeting with food authori-1
ties in the United States as well as
in Canada.
Accompanying Mr.. Strachey are
the Assistant Secretary of the Min
istry of Food, Mr.. Eric Roll, and
Mr.. q. 8. Bishop, private secretary
to the Minister. Mr.. Roll is no
stranger here. He served with the
British Food Mission In Washington
during the war.
During his very brief visit, Mr..
Strachey will be the honor guest
at q luncheon to be given tomorrow
by Assistant Secretary Of State
willard L. Thorp at Blair House,
this country's oficial spot for en-
tertaining foreign dignitaries. Guests
will include members Of the Agri-
culture and State Departments and
the British Ambassador and mem
bers Of his staff.
The following evening, Lord In
verchapel will entertain at the EN-
hassy at a. dinner for the British
cabinet member.
Another distinguished visitor from
overseas, who Is expected to visit
the Capital, will receive a similar
welcome. He is the Belgian Min |
lister Of Agriculture. MIR. Paul Kron-
acher. He was scheduled to leave
Brussels today by plane for Wash
ington, but a cable was received
at the Embassy from him or Friday
saying his trip was postponed. He
had been invited to be the guest
OF the Ambassador, Baron Silver
cruys. Plans for entertaining him
have been set aside until the time
Of his arrival is more certain.
Arrangements for tine functions |
given the visitors by officials Of the
United States Government come
under the direction Of the Protocol
Division Of the State Department.
The chief of the division, Mr.. STAN
ley Woodward, now has new as
sistant, Mr.. Raymond Muir, who
formerly was head usher at the
white House. And he has just
come back from q tour Of this
country with the Crown Prince of
Saudi Arabia, Amir Saud. The
trip took the royal visitor and his
encourage to all parts OF the country.
winding mp In New York. The
Prince was dine to leave London
by plane Friday to return to Saudi
Arabia.
Two Ambassadors to washington
presented their credentials to Presi-
dent Truman this week. DR.. Julio
Ortega Frier, the new Dominican
Republic Ambassador, made his call
Evening star., 1947-03-02
Morning Glory
With Teay-DrOb
To Help Widoaus.
By Margaref Germ ond

s : 5S
When blue morning glories come
abloom in March, it's time to ask
the reason why. Not Of the weather
man, in this instance, because the
blossoms that will be in evidence
around town after Tuesday are
not the variety that riot over door
ways, pergolas and fences. They
will be attractive little costume
pieces, suitable for the coat lapels
of men and also as decorative bits
of feminine attire-and the wearers
may display them with genuine
pride.
The morning glories will make
their official bow as the emblem Of
American War Widow, Inc, at 4
o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the
main dining room Of the Mayflower
Hotel. at that time members Of
the directing board Of the organiza-
tion will launch q campaign for
funds to do more than care for
thousands Of needy war widows and
their children.
One thousand OF the morning
glories will be showered upon a
table by MIR. Raymond Hughes,
+philanthropist and jeweler Of Balti-
more, who designed the emblem.
Only about an inch in diameter,
the flower is based on pin, and
within the lovely violet blue Of the
fiuted trumpet lies tiny tear-drop
in jade.
The shower Of flowers and the
die from which this, first lot were
made will be given by Mr.. Hughes to
the organization to inaugurate the
campaign. 4 a
Organized by Mrs. g. NJ. Richards,
widow OF Admiral Richards, y. S. N.
the purpose Of American War
Widow, Inc, is more than one-fold.
Funds are needed to aid the $50 900
war widows and the $50 900 chill
ldren now known to be dependent
for maintenance upon charity.
The drive which will begin Tues
day Is to increase the fund for the
care of these families Of fallen
heroes for which an insufficient
fund already has been established
and is in trust for their protection.
And the major aim of the organi-
zation is to create a building fund
/ for the establishment Of q home
flor widows somewhat like the
United States Soldiers. Home. Such
an ablishment would make q
home for those unable to maintain
themselves, and also would make 1t
possible for others to earn 4 liy-
lsee MORNING GLORY, Pg. D-13.l
Evening star., 1947-03-02
Koreans Celebrate
Indebendence Day

Several hundred guests partici-
pated in the celebration Of the
nty-eighth anniversary of Ko-
rea's declaration Of independence
early last evening, when the Presi-
dent OF the Korean Affairs Institute
and Mrs. Yongjeung kim were hosts
at a reception In their home, 1914
Reno road.
Officials of the State Department.
prominent Koreans In Washington,
high-ranking officers Of the military
services and scores OF resident
Neutrality-suspicious. were among the
guests, many Of whom fingered when
the reception hours ended ut $50
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1947-03-02
(See CLINE. Page d.:
Official Society
T0Hear Marshall
And Eisenhower

THIS evening an enVlaole SecClon
of Washington society will have a
rare treat. They will hear Secretary
of State George G. Marshall and
General of the Army Dwight D.
Eisenhower speak and see Helen
Hayes act in a radio play. This
glamorous program will mark the
opening Of the 1s47 Red Cross fund
campaign.
Mrs. Truman, cabinet members
and ranking officials from Capitol
Hill, the Army, Navy and Red Cross
have been invited to the affair and
to the buffet supper beforehand in
honor of Miss Hayes. The broadcast
and the speeches preceding will take
place in Constitution Hall where
former Ambassador Joseph c. Grew
will preside. The reception and
buffet supper will be given in the
Carlton Room of the Carlton Hotel
There will be an impressive and
exclusive gathering of Washing
tonians in the Carlton Room. Their
hosts win be Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin
F. Fairless, who will be standing in
the receiving line with Miss Hayes.
Mr.. Fairless Is president of the
United States Steel Corporation
which sponsors the Theatre Guild
on the Air. Mr.. Basil O'Connor,
chairman of the American National
Red Cross, will be there and Gen.
Eisenhower and both Mr.. and Mrs.
Grew.
The Chief Justice Of the United
States and Mrs. Fred M. Vinson are
expected and so are the Secretary
of the Treasury and Mrs. John
Snyder, the Attorney General and
Mrs. Tom Clark, the Secretary of
Commerce and Mrs. Averin Harri-
man, the Secretary of Agriculture
and Mrs. Clinton Anderson. the
Undersecretary of State and Mrs.
Dean Acheson, General and Mrs.
Omar Bradley, the Assistant Secre-
tary of War for Air and Mrs. w.
Stuart Symington and Associate
Justice and Mrs. Felix Frankfurter.
Others on this special list are
Rear Admiral and Mrs. James K.
Foskett, Special Counsel to the
President and Mrs. Clark Clifford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel w. Bell, Mr..
William D. Hassett. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles G. Ross, Senator and Mrs.
Arthur vandenberg, Senator and
Mrs. Elbert Thomas, Senator and
Mrs. Robert A. Taft, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Emory S. Land, Chairman
of the Federal Reserve Board, Mr..
Mariner S. Eccles, DR.. and Mrs.
John Steelman, Maj Gen. and Mrs.
Luther d. Miller, Rear Admiral and
Mrs. w. N. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel H. Kaufman, Gen. and
Mrs. A. A. Vandegrift, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. L. Rust, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Fleming and Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
5 Whiteford.
Miss Hayes will have to leave the
party fairly early In order to attend
the rehearsal. The play in which
she will appear is q one-hour
dramatization Of Sir James Barrie,s
what Every Woman Knows"
Evening star., 1947-03-02

(See MILLIKEN, Page DIS
Evening star., 1947-03-02
Here and There:

Mrs. Cary Langhorne entertained
at dinner at the r Street Club last
night in honor Of the Sherman
Caldwells and Eleanor Caldwell, who
have just moved here. The Sherman
Caldwells are living In Mclean and
Sherman is attached to the Navy
Experimental Station at Carderock.
His sister is here with the Pan
American Airways. There were 40
at dinner, all members Of the young
married set here.
Word comes from Santiago, Chile.
that Gabriela Mora, daughter Of the
former Chilean Ambassador here,
and Rod O'Connor, have exchanged
rings. They're engaged but 1t
hasn't been officially announced yet.
They want it to be a double wedding
when Gaby's sister Elena gets mar
ried.
The banged-up department is get
ting more fashionable every minute.
Dorcas jackson had her first acci-
dent riding horseback the other day
and is now propped up at home with
q broken leg in a cast and holding
regular afternoon salons. She has
been riding all her life and even this
first mishap wasn't her fault. The
horse slipped and fell. The doctor
says she'll be all right in four more
weeks, and she's already counting
on playing In the Chevy Chase Club
tennis tournament. Jean Wag-
gaman went skiing at Sun Valley,
and now has a broken leg. She, too,
is anchored by a cast, but as soon as
she can get about will head for Hot
Springs, then Florida.
4 ~
Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer, Just back
from much-needed rest at Sara
toga Springs, will head Mexico way
a week from today. She viii be gone
about 10 days, visiting the George
Nikols in Mexico City and In Aca-
|pulco, too. Myron Hofer is already
In the latter superb, sunny spot
staying with William Taylor, who
used to have a very attractive house
lin Georgetown.
Whether or not the popular Mrs
n will get any rest south Of the
border Is questionable. She Is In
constant demand at the bridge table
just before going to Saratoga, she
had another one Of those 12-houl
bridge filings with Chief Justice Vim
son, Mrs. Arthur Gardner and Sec
lretary of Agriculture Clinton An
Iderson. Bridge is pure relexation
and a tonic to the Chief Justice
and Clinton Anderson is one Of the
top players in town. Also In this
group OF Capital bridge experts be-
long Ants Aver, the Egyptian Min
lister; Princess Emma Tousson, Ger
Itrude Weiser and Eduardo Machadf
fof the Portuguese Embassy The
Arthur Gardners, by the way, have
taken q house at Palm Beach anc
Mrs. G. and her pretty, blond daugh.
ter Joan left last Monday to drivg
ldoWn.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
The Sundoy stor Pictorial Mosozne. October 26 l947
The Districts Bee-catcher

THE OFFICIAL bee-catcher
- of the Metropolitan Po-
lice Department likes his work
so we'll that he does it without
pay.
But that isn't to say that
Floyd Roberts works for moth
ing. AS a matter of fact he
is permitted to keep all the
bees he can catch-and that,
to a bee fancier, is better
compensation than money.
MIR. Roberts, now AZ, began
keeping bees as a boy of IL.
Evening star., 1947-10-26

With O broad -bIoded knife. he
scropes off wax with which bees cover
the cells they have filled with honey.
Star STAFF Photos by John Koran.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Poge 5

telephones the police. For
merly the police did what they
could to shoe the bees away
but bee-chasing, after all,
isn't their forte. Now they
simply refer such callers to
Mr.. Roberts. Since last spring,
when the arrangement began,
he says, he has been sum-
moned several dozen times.
Mr.. Roberts is, of course,
only a part-time bee-catcher.
His regular job is on the night
shift in the City Post Office.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
BY ROBERT ROLLINGS

Today he has several hives at
his home, 920 South Taylor
street. Arlington, and many
more - dozens. in fact - at
Bailey'S Cross Roads.
II had 78 hives one year." he
recalls. That was the year I
got almost a ton of honey!"
When the average Washing
tonian finds a swarm of bees
in his yard, on his porch, or
perhaps even in his house, he
Washington Journal., 1947-02-07
Il, :. fir itGrRcrc
Gcilnabmc I'll. GGnNsr

Qonoon - Sin @ortfiibrer Der
Hereinafter Gtoaten aui Der 4onfe.
retl3 Der ltelluertretenOcn AitBeumini.
tier CAB befannt, Dob Die anterifoni.
ibe Delegation Boridlaee 3t BOILER
8eteiligang Ser fleineren 21itoer 6ei
ser Abfeiiutlg Der 6rieoenspertr1ge
fir 9eutidlaro lrti0 Geiterreih oor.
bereitet. 3ie G~ereinigten Staaten
iDitr0en aio oieI luie mo8lih@ tln, int
0en aontpf 9attnb1s, g~uItruIiens,
8raiiliens uito SitoafrifoS i'm polle
8eilnabune an Sen 8rieoensberatun.
gen 8i unteritiiben, 10 Iagte Ser drte.
rifoniihe Sprecher.
S6fpo9I Die Hereinafter StGnoten,
8roBbritunnien uno 2ranfreih
geritatr0nis fir Den Statopunft scr
fleitten 2dn0er ge5eigt boben, Die bis.
Der Ieoigli1 ibre Aniidten ausbriid-
fen fonnten mar DIES oas critic Gn3ei-
den, oaB Elm fonfreter nmerifoniiher
in oieier 6rage beporftebt.
&ublano bate por8eidIogeil, DAB oen
fleinen 2anoern oieielbe beraten0e
9lolle 5uge1pieien miro ME BEL Der
Qrbeit fir Die @ertrdoe nit Stclien,
8uIgarien, Humdnien llngarn uno
Jinnlano.
Weiter puroe bon oieIer aueIle
befain... HnR Die 8ereinigten Stodten
nnf eine grbobltttg oeS oeltI6en
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. foroern tDerOen.
folIs eth Giernt1hte. abfommen iiber
cine tDirtinnftIihe gereinigung ct.
aieIt miro. Der Bortflbrer itellt nit
Gnti6ieoenbeit iugoiGnapiide 9ortpiir-
fe in a6reoe, morrn9 Die 8ereinigten
tStddten geget 6ng grrifer gfeporo.
a6fomnen beritoBen 6oben, in.
Dem lie onf 6elltide @igentumsrperte
oer5i1teten.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-07
Wicncr GrfinNnrto
auf SiImtsO B

Bien 8ei Sen @DndJronilier.
4rbeiten fir oen fron3oiil6en Slim
uSDlpin uno Oas 8bantom", ser
gegenpartig nIs eriter p~eIteuropai-
1der Slim atf Dem @oienbiigeI in Die
0eutiAe Sprahe iibertrogen miro,
1T eS benz Seiterreider @alter aolm.
Beltee gelungen, Elm fleltes Spndro.
itlller Berfabren 5t erfinoen.
glsber tporen 3fDei Met9ooen ser
Spndroniiierltng befnnnt: oie erite
8nb Dem SbnuipieIer sic Moqlif,.
teit, Ole Munobeipegilngen oes
fremoipradigen 5pieIers genali at
ltuOieref un0 Damn in 5iemlid frei-
3itgiger 8eile BEN Cert nod8uipre-
den, nobel naeroings 9dltfig Bib
urO Con niht iibereinitimmtert. 9ie
3ipeite Mtetbpoe foppelte Den ioae-
nanrten NbDtbmngrppben nit Dem
0wilpablnnf llno belt oen Cert auF
Bapieritreifen felt, BON 100 i'm Ser
S6atipieler I'M &bDtbmlts ser
Streifen6elDegung ableien muBte.
Dnbei Derlor oos @ort meiit an Sc
benoigfeit utlo es entitnnoen ole
SDn6roniiierungeit, oie bonn 0ralna-
tfiGen Stnnopunft aus untpirflam
lpnren.
&olm beriudt nun Ons pindolo-
glide Woment beionoers n~lts5uniit-
Sen. gr luht aus Dem Slim ieoen
SAT- Beraus, Der nit beionoerer Be-
tonung 5u ipreden lit, uno marfiert
8il0er Dor Dem gininB 6ieies
Sn Der Spnnne, Die 5pii1en
Signal rrO Dem aeiprohenen
BORT liegt, finoet Der SdnuipieIer
ote rihtige pIDhoIogiihe ginfteIlttng.
SignoIe Dirfen iogar mebr nuf
ons 11nterbemuBtiein Oes 6prehers,
Washington Journal., 1947-02-07

ale tie ieine 6epuBfe alifmerfloHt-
felt erregen; 10 fam es, oab Bepi
@lodner &rnmer, Die nit Solei
Meinrao, Sein5 Moog, SorrD aa.
lenberg uno Mo9oo Saroif an ser
Sprdroniiierlng oes 6iIms gSDI.
bin uno oas 8bnntom" mitpirft,
gar nifts BON Der neuen Metbooe
bernerft bate uno iih crit beim Ab.
rolen Der criten iDnhrontiierten
5treifeH barber ipunoerte. ME edit
sic Sprohe oiesmal mirft.
2olm ser lid ieit t6 Sa6rpn init
0em SDndroniiieren 6eFoBt uno ole
groben nmerifaniihen Slime oSnl
@eiten nidltS 9leues~ utlo a2[tfer~
itebute" 1881 in Die oeutIde
Sprode iibertragen 9at, betont, 0aB
bel ieiner neiten Ntetbooe sic Or.
beits5eit i'm so bis go Bro8ent Der
First miro, moourd iif eine oreiBig~
prp5eutige aoiteneriparnis ergibt.
STaaS lid Die Aaiierten entihIieBen
fonnen, fire ouf 0ertldiprafigen
ge5eigten Slime in 8ier
lnndSroniiieren SIT lniieit miro iein
nelles Observation-Disclosures ouf
BET Ben anerifaniihen ltno ruIIiIheu
6ilnlcn allgeiDeitoet mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-07
11cMc 2lsBcmben 500
nal miremnosrcuer

8nibington - 8iiIeridoftIer, oie
nit Ben 6ortidritten III ben gebei-
men 2nboratorien uertrnut iitt0, ma.
den 4tloeutungen itber nelte un0
bel gepnltigere Atombotnber.
Mitglieoer 0es 5onOerfomitees
Ser atomforiher, an Seren Spite
Or. gilbert ginitein itebt baden ge-
aiiBert, bob Die gnn5e 3ipiliintion
0urd ioIde 8omberl berntdtet tper-
Ben fonnte.
8rof. Mnrcits Slip9ant, gbef Ser
engIiifen @rappe, Sic BET Dem Bonn
benproieft mituirfte, lon galngt b.
BEN Die 8ereinigten St1nten beld=
ben jebf cine Bonnie, Bic 60OmaI 10
madtig let pie Die onmnIs nliF Nn-
8niafi losgelaliette.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-07
vGs ,U0r intfncrRiit
cine iASne Nctle"

Niirnberg, Drei5ebn meme
lteberIeter, 0te gera0e ditf 9eaie.
rnngsfoiten bon ben @ereinigten
lStaaten einBetroffen tporel1 murOen
hon Der u.s.. ariegsper6reden Din
flage0ertretung Der iibIiden llcber.
iasnn8spriifung u~nter5o0en.
aae fielen 0urdl.
vytlttl, eS mar i%nn1rer6in eine lido.
ne Geile," iogte elmer Ser Orei3ebn.
Genmte 6er lleberiee ; @bteiIuna
Ser arrnee- 3ibilFeftion in 8aIbing.
ton oriidtett lleberraihltrg iiber Ole
gelrnberger W6eIoung aus.
Gteie geonlter ingten. ~l1eberleser
ipiir0en in Seem Dorf Dor ibrer ab.
reiie gepriift. 9ieie 8rlfungen Ell.
iih nod t6rer Mngdbe 6ltF
1td6eriesung bonn GngLifhen ms
Deufife un6 bonn Geutihen ms
@ngIiife, uno 5tpnr idriffIih unb
rliirdoIid in %ongenetnett nno tedjri-
iden angele9er6eiten.
Qlae nod oriiben geinttoten Qelite
beitanoen Die Briiiuilgetp tpie ole Be
omter iogten. Sinaugefiiet muroe,
Die meiiten Der lteberieber m6rer
0eufIder glbItnrnmuitg.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-07
Reich onfroIe
~FehlsthIag'': AL

Wsioni, 5la. - Cine AS2. Som.
million 6e3eidnete Die aontroae
GeutidlanO5 onrh Sic Sffupations-
nladte ais eiflen rieIigen Gebli9log
un0 empfebl oie iofortige @inriAtung
elmer 3sntrnlregierultg. Sn Dem Be
ridt, 4DeId1er Der @refltibe Der MB2
u~nterbrettet 9peroen miro, erfldrte 0ie
aonmriilion, Dab Die gotl5e 8elt
uuf ben bag bIiden muB, an 4pelhern
Geuti9lnno nie0er dig iouDer1ner
Gtnat bsiteben MIRO
@iGiam GobertD, Der Hr1ipoent
oe3 grieftr1ger- 8erbanos uno Elm
MitgfieO Der grefutioe, un6 SSroeI
6etnberg, ber 8i3epr1iioertt Der 81
0ies @arrlar1t @orfer8 Union biLbe.
ten Die Ronlmiilon, 1pelGe Die at1eri-
funiide inns Sic britil1e SffupGtions-
gore I'M auftrug Der MJ2- GrefutIbe
bereilt BAT. Sic erfLdren, Dab lie ouf
feline @efie fir cine miioe 8ebono-
hung Der oeutihen &riegsDerbre9er
ooer oes 0eutihen Bottles eintreten,
un0 fii6rten ~folgeuoes aus:
sic tpelentlihen 8eOingltngen Der
0elttiden GopitltIntion peroen un0
folten i'm ein5elnel1 ourhgefiibrt tper.
0erL aber es lit cine t1ibt nb3uIeug-
nen0e 9atla6e, onB me0er Geutin.
lnno nod 0oS oeutibs 8olf bon Der
@r0e oerihmin0en Iollten ODER Oer-
idapinoen t0ntpen. Mu1 f0nnen Sic Gf.
fllpntiongmd1te nidt Deltti6Irno aui
imaner regieren.
/. Die Hereinafter Gtodten miiilen
piel on5u 6eiiteiierk Inn ben moral.
ldcle uno MlnterieILen Nieoeronpg
9eiitiflonos a~lfi5ubnltelt.
2. @eDerfihaften ut1o tire fSitbrer
in Ben offupierten @ebieten ioblter
enc groBere 8erant4portlttg erbuIten,
I'M auf opmofratilhe 3ieLe binnrbei-
ten 5u fontien, llro meitere un1erifc.
nllhe GeGnbfer ioIlten our 8erfiigline
gmsitellt peroen.
3. Sic NsS2 lollte 8ertreter in
Geutiblano uno in anoeren 91n0ern
gnropas tabeiL nm Die &erbinoung
NIT ben @eperfihnftsfiibrern allf-
red)t0uerb0Iten. neil pieIe eiiropaiIhe
ArbeiterfIbrer BON Der MJ2 Inter.
itiisun8 fir Die Observation-Disclosures ei.
ner 6emofratfiden arbeiterbetpegung
erluarten.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-07
ExekUtiOn Signal
fUer RepressuIien?

SeruioIen - Sin @emdbrSmonn
Ser Sogann6, Der 8riDatormee Der
Seuii6 Ggencp. erfIGrte, ole 9rgani-
iotion lei bereit, ieslt6er @elpaIt-
tdtigfeit i'm 8eiliaen 2nuoe ieitens
Der @ebeimbemegungen EN- @tpoe at
MAIDEN, porousgeiest, OaB 6te bril-
tide MISUNDERSTANDING it'd nibt
einmiide.
0ieier 8ertrauenSmnnn oerii.
9erte in eineui Snterniep: 0llniere
S1Iodtpldtte iino genuddt, uniere
2eute itebeu bereit." @r iagte, Dab
Ole Suoen niHt Elm Golf BON
aSpiBeIn" meroen niiroen. Die
S1gonob meigert lid, nit ser gfe-
8ieriing 5uiannten 3t arbeiten, TO-.
LANCE lie an ibrer gegenw1rtfgen 30.
Iitif feitb6It.
Sn5tptiten beplteB pGbrer0 ser
Rndt oas erite 6Iug6eil9 NIT 80
britiiden Gratetl unO Ginoern Ba-
LATINA mad England. Snsgeinmt
Ipnen 1000 8ibiInten ebofliiert fper-
oer, ootnit Oie griten TIRE @IGne
CUR 8efrieOigung Oes SeiIiGen Gam
0es 0lirdfiibren fonnen.
Snopii6en begnb lid in Seruio-
lem Sberrnbbiner Siooc Sersoe er-
tleut in Die 3ene oes gum SoOe ber-
urteiIten Goo Bella @rnner, eines
WaitglieOes Der iitoiiden @e1eimor-
gontiation Srgun 8pot Neittli iinb
eriuhte TIN, cine Gerufung 5tt tiits
terSei1nen, tpoourd ieine Sinrid-
tling binnlisgel1oben tper6en piir0e.
8ritrer tultrne peygn eittes Ntt.
9rifig ouf cine 8oliSeiitotion gum
Eooe 6~erurteiIt. 8igber bat er I'M
eridiitterlid lid eetueigert, 0ie ge.
rufungspopiere ait unter3etfnen, mo-
0urd ieine Sinrihtlin9 ourd 0en
Strnng outomotii6 peridoben per-
sen miiroe. @erontportliGe ii6i.
ide Sii9rer befiirhten, BOB Die Gre
tuition am Gienstog itottfinOen miro,
mas oos Signal fir &epreIiolien
ieiters Ser Srgun Iein niir0e. SoI9e
9fttpnett nieoprlirl ipiiroen militia.
ride MnBnnbmen geget ole Slioen
in Halditinn CUR 5oIge bnber.
8os 9berrabblnnt mics ole SUI
Sen in 8alditino an, ,,tpegen Oes
.trourtgen 3uitnnoes Der 0inge inn
9nuoe4 Ben Gag nit @ebeten gu be-
geben.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-07
Hummer der Ex-
%zeIIenzen in Ungurn

9h0apet (G9t90 - Gos @eies 5ur
Ibihcffunq olIer 4Oelspraoitate,O ds
ioeben pom @orIoment 6eihloiier
murOe tpS bal0 in &raft treten miro,
bat 5iemlide germirriing berUor8eru,
fen in 0ieIem iritberen 6euoolltaat,
in 0em Gin 4oeIstitel Dor iernan0es
Namea emit iiir wihtiger eebalten
mur0e ais Oas n~otrpenoige &leingeIS
fir Raifee uno SUDDEN.
I6er urgarn lit beute cine &epiib-
Iif, uno uuf Sem Mege sur Denofro-
tie miiiien Gle 8itel follen. SIS miro
feline ogreaeASen" atno fem sod.
iu%c6lge6oren" mebr ge6en duBer i'm
oiplomatiideu &orps uno aud oort
nur fitr gotihafter un0 @eIonote.
@S gub eiue 3eit, TT uno Tie lit nod
gor ni6t 10 Iange ber, -oa Die 5roil
zines oerbGltnisln6Big obsfuren ge.
ontten Ser oIs agreIlen5@ Bolt, oben.
faG(s Oieie Anreoe beenfprufte. Dor,
BEL, por6ei. llno allie IoeIstiteI Der
berI6ie0enen gr5her5oee, &er5oee,
@Gr8oginnen bis binltnter au ben
5lpeitrangigen @rofeIt uno @rafinnen
mer0e auh sum aIten Glen gguorfen.
3ie Eitel mer0en offi5iea nift mebr
onerfannt mGrOen; atn0 ioIlte B. g.
irgen0 Elm Itarrfopfiger @rof lih Oar-
OH 0eriteifeiE 0iele Anidrift ouf Iei-
neiu 9rieffaiteu 51 erbalter, 10 miro
Ser 9rieftrdger feititeIlen, BOB ser
@0reifat sort nidt ntebr fDobnt.
M0elige 6raltelL ODER ioIhe, oie ii.
res Nfannes 8erufstiteL troger ourF-
ten, iiiro am ifrperIten oobo1 3u iiber-
5eltgeit, bob sic &egierutlg es ernit
meint. Gbne ibre Titel fiibIen iif)
monde bon ibnen rodt, atno tie tper.
Den sic G~erbelgltng un0 RrasfiiBe
0es Mannes aus 0em 8oIfe un6 Oie
@nreSe a,Guer &otpDobIgeboren"
idper Dermiiien. A6er apenn Tie IidD
nift on 0ie 8ori6rtften balten, tper-
Den 9riefe an tie nift beiteIIt Deroen,
uirO CUT alle 6aae lit Die SerbilitGt,
ole lie emit pie 3ufer ihIiirften cine
Sadie Der 8ergangeitbeit.
Gie @itlpe zines boben giesie-
rtnqsbeomten Der No5i3eit lit Beitte
in g%lfregung. neil Elm 8uOnpefter
SteiMueb iid gaueigert bat, u@rel-
lens olf Oas @rabmobl ibres Ser
ltorbenen @ettet ein5utneiBeIn, Ser
ein 2frdipbeamter NOR. Ser Gtein-
meg Iagt, penu er oas tdte, iebe ct
iif elmer boben 8el0itrefe aus, uro
er Fat gnt8 redt. A6er sic @itpe anti
mortst, sob ser 8rieftr6ger tim obne.
0ies feline 0olt nuf Dem 5rieoboI
bri1laen miro, fparnm alio nift?
gE6er lolde limo GbnLife A%rgutnen-
te MAIDEN oltf Sic Gegierung aurn
2eiSgueien aller @geaen5en un0 ibrer
@itnen feiner ginorltd. Die Nelt
itiir3t chen Elm.