Letter from Paul H. Gantt to Richard F. Johnson, February 18, 1948

18 February 1948 Offlc# of the Provost Marshal Nuernberg Military Post AFC 686-A, Tf.S. Army Attention! . fc*». ШИВТД„У.ь1 МйШ A»»l»tant ! roTo»t M»r«hAl Bear S lrf 1. The Civilian Personnel Office of the OCCWO notified me today that they had received a report of a traffic violation which 1 had ewjp*«adly committed on the 14 February 1948, 2. On the 14 February 1948, at about 1520, while X w*§ parking diagonally aero as the led Crete in Forth, an M.F. car drove op behind my car. An W.P, soldier approached me and said: "This ie a no-parking area”, ton could not have seen it because somebody had turned the sign around. He then pointed to a So-Parking sign, which was about 25 yards away, and which X never noticed because it was facing the wrong direction. The side from which 1 had approached it was blank; and naturally did not catch my eye. Seedless to say, that X had not turned the sign around. Witness for the correctness of this occurrence is Miss Hilda "Delaney, Civilian. Personnel, Nuernberg Military Tost, ATf-096, Phone 73241, Frt.508, who was present during the incident. The Й.Р, soldier at no time asked me for my driver* i license and did not mention any report, X drove off immediately when he cautioned me. 3. The report of the traffic violation is therefore obviously based on a mistake. I respectfully request you to rescind it, and to notify Mies Chap ell# K. Kuhlmen, Civilian Personnel, OCCVC, A?C 696-A (Boom 181: Phono 61181) to this effect. Very truly yours, PAUL H. CAUTT Director Phone Nuernberg 61492 Special Projects Division oc Miss fuhlman