Americans Write Letters
To Germans Criticizing
Allies, Praising Nazis
By 1, WES GALLAGHER
FRANKFURT, Fob. 14 '(!')
U. S. unity lioiKlquui'ti'i'fl cIIh
clomtl totlny thut Ainorlciinn In
tho UnlU'cl SliiUm Intel written let
tern to Cioi-mium crltlel.liiK tho
iillicH, prnlriiiiK the Cieriniuipi, lit
tiicklnil llio u. S. Kuvormnunt
iuhI liiiiientlim tliu bonililiiK ol
Gurmnn cltlen.
Tho iiriny mild (ho lollein were
Intei-eepted, nit ciniideKtliio. corre
KliondeiK'U mid nddod Hint while
only a niniill portion of Ilia muil
wus critical, thut purl wim vio
lently no, Cone.iiiondenco In or
out of Geriniiny lor Gcriniun Is
forhldden nl the prownt time,
"Tho imiU of thin cumod war
broiiKht im very little Joy," a
resident of buffalo, N, Y.. wrolu
"It bona)) with lies una crime
nnd ended tho Slime way. I won
der how lon this fool piny of
Nucrnbci'K trial will no. When
thut In over ho I" lorahle JudKcs
Cordon Miffed
x Over Erosion
WASHINGTON, Feb. 14 (!)
The maritime commission noti
fied Senator Cordon (R-Oro.) to
day it had no authority to pay
(lainiiKfH caused by erosion nlonu
tho Columbia river where trial
runs of Liberty ships caused
waves that (liimiiKi'd the bunks
of tho stream.
Tho Sauvio Island drniniiKe
district of I'orllund told the en
alor erosion damiiKo totah'd $75,
000. Cordon said both tho Co
lumbia and the Willamette river
channels were dummied.
The commission wild 010 vcs.
sets had been constructed at
Portland nnd made full speed
trial runs In tho Columbia river,
but the rum were us conserva
tive as possible.
It suid only ten ships remain
ed to be constructed in the area.
Full-Time Church
Secretary Favored
PORTLAND, Feb. 14 (IV-An
expanded proitram to Includo
hlrinii a traveflnij full-time sec
retary to nid pastors of OreRon
Protestant churches has boon un
proved by tho Orciion Council of
Cliurciics mccunff nero.
Delegates convened yesterdoy
with President Charles A. Sprn
sue. Salem, nresldinif. at ses.
slons held In connection with
conferences of two itutcwldo
groups.
Tho OrcHon pastors' confer
enco opened lust nlKlit nnd the
urcgon council oi wmircn wo
men opened sessions this mora
Ing.
Stromberg-Carhon
Derby's Musle Co.
Radios,
can start to cut oacn ouicr s
throats witli atomic bombs."
A U. S, army flminco office
employu In Los Aiuieles wrote:
"Thoro Is no point In Kolng
Into tho nolltlcnl anulo of tho
war. Wo Americans are aware of
much Intrlnue and corrupt deceit
toward our people by our gov
ernment but wo are helpless just
as most people In uny country
uro."
A Pennsylvunlan, wrltlnK to a
friend in Munnhclm, said;
England's Blav.t
"Wo uro Enulund's slaves, so
wo helped England in tho first
World War to protect licr louu
lords through Amerlcun blood
and four billion dollars- Thus
England won the war."
"We Cormun-Amorleuns can
not be happy becuuso our hearts
bleed when we near over mo
radio or read in tho newspaper
how muny innocent Germans are
dying of hunger and cold," a
Californlan wrote to a relative
In Uuvarla.
A letter from a resident of
Oceunslde, Calif., said:
"In comparison with you we
were well off here, but believe
mo nobody is happy here because
thu misery and want In Germany
weighs heavily on nil of us, even
here.
"I hardly dnro write because
I know that the Americans are
unpopular In all Europe, I can
not blame you. I know that
Americans bombed Dresden last
May, killing 300.000 people. That
Is what they call human. .1 could
weep every day about the dis
tress they have caused In Europe"
Summer Resident'
Taken By Death
CASCADE 1 SUMMIT, Oro.,
Feb. 14 Word has been re
ceived hero In a telcgrum to Mrs,
A. C. Nuuol that Mrs. Addison
Brewer of - Camarlllo, Calif.,'
passed away last Wednesday In
her home thoro. No details were
given, but Ml Is believed tho
death was sudden Inasmuch as
slio and Mrs- Nagcl had .been
corresponding and no mention
was made of her being 111,
Tho brewers are some of the
pioneer summer home folks here,
having come to the lake for the
titiul 1ft viinri fur their vneiiLlrmfi.
She leaves her husband, two
suns una a uaugnier.
Death Claims
Former Prexy
NORTHAMPTON. Mass.. Feb
14 (')Wllllam Allen Ncllson,
78, former president of Smith
college, died last night a few
days after completing a history
of tho institution.
Dr. Nollson. who had been
working on the history since his
retirement In 1930, was a strong
advocate of equal rights for
women and men in education,
He was a natlvo of Uoune,
Scotland, and began his teach
mi career at Uoncr Canada col
lege In Toronto. He later taught
at Bryn Blnwr and also at Co
lumbia and Harvard.
VUc a few drons of bath oil in
tho bath Itself to soften the skin.
Brownell Raps
Truman Record
NEW YORK, Feb, 14 (P)
Herbert Drownell Jr-, chairman
of tho republican national com
mittee, says President Truman's
record was such that It was "not
surprising some had been led
to believe reports Truman would
not seek re-election In 1048.
Brownell, In an address over
tho Mutuul Broudcastlng System
last riJgnt, saici:
"Only today the newspapers
reported that Mr. Truman, after
less tnun ono year In oificc, had
Informed a groun of hliih offi
cials that he would not be a can
didate for re-election in 11)48. A
few hours later the chairman of
tho national committee (Robert
Hannegan) denied thut Mr. Tru
man mndc any such statement.
"I do not pretend to know
whether the newspapers or Mr.
Hannegan were correct, but Mr.
Truman's record since he entered
the White House has been such
that it Is not surprising that
credence should be given to the
newspaper report I have men
tioned. Brownell added that "we are
In another period of peril and
uncertainty and it would bo well
If we had another Lincoln in the
Whito Houic."
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Carol Drake To Be
Head Of Safeway's
Home Ec Service
Carol Druko will be tho new
name of the director of the home
economics department of Safe
way Stores, Inc., director's serv
ices will bo offered through the
homemakers' bureau which has
been Safeway's department for
testing commodities und devel
oping menus for 15 years. ,
Carol Drake's home economics
advice will result from testing
and experimenting by IS pro
fessional homo economics au
thorities under the direction of
Julia P. Hlndley well known In
the Northwest.
"Safeway plans to create for
Carol Drake a personality which
will stamp her as an authority
on all the things which a house
wife wants to know in her Job as
a homcmakcr," said Mrs, Mind-
Icy. "Our experienced staff ls
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home economics. Carol Drake
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Nisei Veteran
AYC Treasurer .
PORTLAND, Feb. 14 (IP)
Juneux Obu, nisei veteran, has
been elected treasurer of the
Thursday. Feb. 14, 1946
HERALD AND NEWS MINE
Portland chapter No. 1, Amer
ican veterans committee, at the
organization meeting of the first
Oregon unit.
Jack Gliev was elected chair
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