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  • at the National Press Club. His speech was described as ver:y strong. Today's Washington Post (see attached editorial) criticized it for taking too strong a pos.ition on the Berlin situation. Adenauer said we must not give an inch in Berlin. He recommended
  • to the position Germany's second largest as a Town Counselor of Deputy MaiYor;and in 1917 city made him its Lord Mayor, a post he held until 1933. Made a member of the Senate of the State before 1918, Dr. Adenauer exercised Weimar Republic (1919.1933
  • by the German Embassy is an exact copy ot this letter, except for paragraphing and the post-script]. LI. S. SENATORSPAY TRIBUTE to CHANCELLOR KONRAD ADENAUER at Luncheon Chancellor and of the Dr. Heinrich Chancellor Adenauer (r.) being Luncheon Host