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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02
Information for Travellers
Time Of Departure Trolys From Wilmington
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02

LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
August 2.
August 2


.
In this sign. which governs all
birthdates from July % to August %,
we find many fine surgeons and ply
sioians, naturalists and inventors.
This birthdate with Leo as the birth
sign and the Sun governing as. a
planet gives great love of nature,
especially human nature, in both its
physical and mental phases.
The governing planet Is the Sun.
and It gives ardent love and LOYALTY
in friendship. but strong prejudices
The birthstone is a ruby.
Tho nature loves art. music and
literature and is expressive and imag-
NATIVE.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02

A BANDoN wALKs-ROoMs EVERY
~ where. Information given free. list
your rooms unds- new cheap.rate system
Phone for details Gordon's room rsntinr
service No. ai5 Orange St. frbib-eodtt
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F0R SALE.


NOR sAIE-cHEAP. LOT OF READY
II roofing Apply No. 6ls Orange street.
iunel9-h-
CoR sALE-cUNNINGHAM UPRIGHT
II piano in fine condition. Address "
Box 4ss. " W iyll-tt.
c,EcoxD HAND STORE. GOOD BUsI-
- ness for sale, reasons TOT a9,i"e
Nineteenth and Market sts. ly4o- Iln.
1915 TWIN CYLINDER INDIAN !
~ motorcycle. complete with sac
Harry Gushing Eden Park lySo-zwA
U,oR sALE-INDIAN 1916 SIDE CAR |
II new bicycles $3.50 up. MountL n i
Mckinney, 40. s37 Iatnah 81. 1ugl-oe
T,oR SALE. sio-sQUARE PIANO, GOOD !
i condition Apply No. 2l9 w sixth |
street. augI-1t.
DEsTAURANr FOR SALE; EsTAB /
II nshed twenty years. Business guaran'
teod No. ia Market St. augl-4t.
vI,HREE LOTS. HOLLOWAY TERRACE, !
i 5000 Mrs Jesse S. Watson, Ashley !
Del Phone 5s5i-w jyl9-eod-l2t.
DELIVERY TEAM FOR sALE-APPLY
- NJ nomnick. d. & A. Phone, 1867.
august.
T7oR sALE-MAssAGE MACHINE AND
Il barber shop pole No. 1908 west
Fourth street jylZ'eod-lm.
TIRsT CLASS GLASSES. wM. ARLo
il Moore. Optometrist Optcian. No. III W.
Ninth ST. Phone s462.R. feb19-eod.u
T,oR sALE-LATE MODEL INDIAN AND
Il side car electric equipped with speedo'
meter and tandem seat must sell quick.
Apply 40 lls5 W. Seventh ST. iy2S-u.
A LAUNCH. 81 FEET LONG, "a HORSE
n power Harris engine. viii sell at sac
Ace G. Turner. l2 East Fifth street
Phone 63o2w iuue26Hf
I7oR sALE-ICE CREAM AND CANDY
store good business owner has been
drafted Apply No West Third street
jy27-ot.
EOR sALE-COMPLETELY FURNISHED
Il room house. suitable for boarding house
Il desired. win sacrifice. Apply No. PIG
W. Fourth St. august.
Tor sALE-MoToR BOAT HULL %
Il IT, by r. in; semi speed auto boat
Sold az sacrifice Ready for motor. Ad
dress SOS, Evening Journal ONCE. aug1-2t
UPRIGHT PIANO, THREE PIECE WAL
y nut bedroom suite bureau. long mirror
cook stove Address SEA Evening Journal
ONCE. Phone 8io5-J. augl-3t.
TOY PooDLEs. THE REAL SMALL
= kind. Puppies just right 70 take home.
Best breed. W. H. Foulkrod. No. 1903 W.
Third St. iune21.tf
CTOCK AND FIXTURES OF AN Old Es.
- tahlished grocery store on one Of the
best corners; doing a good business rea.
sons for selling, sickness. Address SCI,
Evening Journal. iy31-3t.
MOTOR BICYCLE. REASONABLE. REA.
4'A son for selling leaving town with
troops. r. A. Shurter. Elsmere. Del. or
State Armory, Twelfth and Orange streets.
augl-St.
GAVE MONEY WHEN BUYING SINGER
- machines. New, slightly used and
second hand machines SO and W. Phone
25le-J. W. T. Carrow, Singer Shop No.
oS7 w. Fourth street ian4-n.
DE CORD EXCHANGE 49, RECORDS
IL bought sold and exchanged. lOc aad
up; all makes; also used records sold az
reasonable prices. No. s47 Orange street
open evenings. junei4-tf.
WAL PAPERS AT LOWEST PRICES
y! Jones g. Hollett formerly No. 42i
Shipiey street. New location No. 4O7 Ship.
ley street Wall papers and wall decora.
lots; Estimates cheeriully given Phone.
'Voo'1' mar1tf.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02
ENJOYMENT RUREAu.

WE FURNISH rOU --JNK OR HELp
w Of every description for home. store,
factory and farm. Capitol Aid and Relief
Association. No. eli West Seventh street
Phone 5616-W. june9-tf.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02
PUBLIC SALE.

for them. 10 be sold for the high dollar.
Wagons and harness Of all kinds Lot new
auto tires and inner tubes Good clean
stock. party needs the money Bring
your horses in and get the cash
aug1-3t WIN. II KLAIR.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02

The opportunities and the human in
terest which the Want Columns hold.
help people to profit by their own ideas.
ADV.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02
LINK nEALERS-

Junk DEALER-wE BUY RAGS. IRON.
- brass, newspapers. second hand furni-
ture, and pay the best prices in Delaware
II. Sloan, No. 104 Madison street. d & A.
Phone l943-J. Automatic 2os6 ian20- Tyr.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02
WANTED ROOMS.


WANTED-BY A LADY, ONE UNFUR.
W nished room. Address R-45 Evening
journal Onice. aug. 81.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02

rTHREE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping. porch and use
Of bath no children No. p w Twenty
third street. aue9 9t
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HOUSF pAINTING.

JAMES KEENAN,. HOUSE PAINTING.
- granting and glazing Estimates care.
fully furnished No. GOA W. Sixteenth
Sd. n. g. A. Phone 7492-W iy1a-eod-tf
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02

DLEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS roP
two refined ladies or Young married
couple use cf hath and phone No s0l
W. Ninth 81 iy2d-eod1m.
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HEATING Am ROOFING.

M f. WILLIAMS CO.-ROOFING.
W. heating and repairing Of all kinds
No. s2l Orange St. Phone. 5656.W ian6-tf
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02

If the Wants are popular, they must
meet the demands Of the public ADV.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02

Watch the Want Ads for business
opportunities.
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SANITARY WORKERS.


Nj X. KELTER-SANITARY DOOR.
A'A' LESS EXCAVATTNG
Office. s W Cor Fourth and West SITS
d. & A. Phone. Sis oct21.u.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02
HELP WANTED.

GOVERNMENT WAR POSITIONS
- omen. Clerical work Men women
wanted; Sl00 month List free. Franklin
Institute. Dent 45-G, Rochester, N Y.
ty18-to-scpt10.
yXTANTED -- IMMEDIATELY. NAMES
~ men-women. g or over wishing 20 be.
rome government clerks. SIS month. Ad.
iress W-64 Evening Journal Onice.
tv25-2m
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02
ROARnING.

DEsTAURANT. BOARDING HOUSE
~ Rooms by night and by week ioi Pop.
lar street iyl3-1m.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

DR. WILLIAM H. NORRIS, DENTIST
II has removed 70 No. 500 West street.
iune27.tf.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02
MASSEUSE.

MISS @. v COSAHAN. 1913 WEST
NA Eleventh street, medical electrical,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02

YXANTED-TEN YOUNG MEN BE.
w tween 10 and IA wears to learn no
bedsrrirg business 80 paid the first
week Apply Wilmington Bed Spring
lianufacturlng Co., No. AIS W. Front St
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02
HELP wANrED-MALE.

r ABoRERs WANTED APPLY y. j.
- Humphrey contractor. Winterthur Del
iunei3f
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p0y WANTED TO LEARN PAINTING. A.
~ vs.. Brenneisen 2122 Market street.
Phone si76J. iy1s.im.
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MORTGAGES.
MOVING AND HAULING.

w.
- and moving done by auto truck Rose
Transfer 111-113 Orange street Phone d.
& A. 5S73. iy17-1m.
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APARTMENTs FOR RENT.

N---~4--7 -
TWO ROOM APARTMENT. S. W. COR.
Il Third and Van Buren, SITS. august
TWO ROOM APARTMENT. BATH AND
i porch. bedroom furnished: gas includ-
ed. west side S14 monthly. Address h-42,
Evening journal once. jy31-3t.
EOR RENT-THREE ROOM FURNISHED
Il apartment at Rehoboth Beach, Del, BY
week or month Rent $40 per week Ad-
dress Box 81, Rehoboth Beach, Del.
jy31 st.
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WANTED

MN FOR ROLLING ,rrrr.
HEATERS. ROUGHFRs. chTCH.
FfS AND STRATGHTFNFRS,
STEADY WORK so STRIKE
APPLY JOHN TLLINcWORTH
STEEL Co. LEWIS AND TIA.
CONY SITS. FRANKTORD.
tyao-6t
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

DELICIOUS NOTICE-FIRSr PROGRESS.
IL sive Spiritualists' Church, No. 906 West
street Services every Sunday evening.
Messages Boy Mrs. Elder floral readings.
Skeptics invited All welcome. august
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02
PROPOSALS.

~-~--~-~~~---~-s~-~,s>---'-~--.-
PROPOSALS FOR BOOKS AND SUP.
plies-sealed proposals are asked for
by tho Board Of Public Education I'm Will
mington. Delaware, for the furnishing OF
books and supplies for the year ending June
30th 1915 Ia accordance with the list Of
books and supplies which can be procured
from the once Of tho board or the superin-
tendent Of schools
Proposals must be deposited on tho desk
81 the president Of the board before q
o'clock 7 NJ. Monday August 18th 1917
and must be marked Proposals For Books
and Supplies The right 20 reject any or all
bids is reserved
JOHN PALMER. JR. NJ D..
jy2s-bt. Chairman Book Committee
The Detroit times., 1917-05-25
Give LITERALLY
To RELIEF FUND
Jewish Women's Club Secures
Pledges TOtaling $4,000;
julius Freed Cheered

Among The larger donations 20 ne
Jewish var relief fund since the
campaign started we're Two Of 1000
each contributed By Ben Bsbcock
aud David Robinson
The Jewish woman cluo secured
pledges amounting 70 $4,000 The
team headed Dy Harry Prank and
Simon RosenVeig reported The ARG
est amount. With he other teams
following close behind capita .ned o.
William Levin A Sch.Tman. NH-
ford stern and A Finsferwald
Tho general campaign committee
will send speakers into IRE biz In
dustrial plants ~ Tho city. Nth tho
cooperation OF tho had. OF he
plants. a. fhsf 'he enormous mum
bcr ~ Jews IN mo factories may be
reached
owing 20 mo fsct 'haf he Jewish
relief campaign COMMITTEES did nos
wish fo stand IN 'he pav ~ the lib.
ertt bond campaign. Tho committee
gave ur rs claim nm tha Board ~
Commerce auditorium which 10 had
engaged for iis use untr The close
Of no campaign Sunday June Z and
offered io lake instead uno ~ ths
main foor dining rooms FOR re daily
meeting and luncheon
Julius Freud who ha. pledged
s25.ooo if the fuU amount ~ the
campaign fund iz5oooo IS raised.
was cheored FOR IN minutes Thu-t
day when he entered 'he noon meet
ine David : Rrovn. chairman Of
ihe -csmngign committee read Sos
eral kilograms and letter % con
gatuIauqn sent 90 Mr. Freud In ar
knoWi fdrment Of his gonerou.
pledge They were from such ma
tionaily known men a. NathsT
straus. jacob Schin and Henry Nor
/ genthsu.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-25
PASSPORTS
REQUIRED
AT WINDSOR
New Order { auses
Much Confusion
Friday
MANY CANADIANS
LATE FOR WORK
Regulation Intended to
Prevent Evasion of
War Service

Every Canadian employed on me
Detroit side OF the river or Who
came 70 the States on business
trip Friday morning had TO have a
passport issued by the Canadian i'm
misraiion authorities IN Windsor
or Walkerville Possession ~ n pass
port card is Lecesssry before per.
son ia permitted TO board The ferry
boats on the Canadian side
The object OF the order is 20 pre-
vent men betN cen the ages Of Is
and 45 coming 10 me United States
to evsJe military service in The DO
minion
The new regulations are the result
Of al order N council issued Thurs
DAY in Ottawa and given immediate
effect. More than i.090 WINDSOR men
employed in Detroit were late 10
work Friday. and the Immigration
Office in Windsor was mass Of
humanity clamoring Tor passport
Much confusion attended putting the
order into immediate effect
Each spplican, for a passport had
10 sign card declaring his purpose
N leaving the country, how LONG he
would DO gone. and give HE address
age and other details He had to
satisfy the immigration OGlcer that
his departure from the country was
not with the intention OF eysdlns
military duty.
The government has set heavy
penalty for failure 10 comply with
the order A fine may be assessed
not 10 exceed $500. or the violator
may be imprisoned for not more
than FIVE years, or he may be given
both fine and Imprisonment
Within the next few days United
States immigration officials in De
troit expect that some sort OF agree
ment will be reached between the
Canadian and American govern
ments that will prevent the migra.
tion both ways of young men Of mil
itary age who are in the Stacker
class
During the last month il has been
estimated that more than 500 Ameri
cans have gone 70 Canada 20 estab
lish residence. the greater number
20 escape conscription. Estimates
are that about the same number Of
Canadians monthly have been mi.
grating 20 the United States for the
came nnrnnsn
The Detroit times., 1917-05-25
TO HOLD MASS
MEETING ON THE
COAL QUESTION

The Affiliated Societies ~ North
eastern Detroit an organization
formed FOR tho purpose ~ providing
coal 20 ne people a. the lowest pos
sibla prices thru Tho municipality.
viii hold a MAS meeting 10 CON
slider This question In Modern Wood
mems hall. Graflot and Sheridan
aVos. Monday evening. a. = o'clock
Judge Jeffries and Edward - DO
vine viii bo tho principal speaker
Invitations have been rent 20 the
members Of fho common council.
state representatives. labor unions
and various societies
The president ~ the INFLATED so
clefies IL r. Reilly John J BOIL
Isl chairman ~ tho committee
The Detroit times., 1917-05-25
j. s. MUST
BEAR MAIN
WAR LOAD
France and Russia Are
Near Limit, Say
Experts
~ WE Q NILLER

StIf Corresponding iritcl Prose
WASHINGTON MAY Zi-Russ7
IS on Of mo var ss far rs military
power is concerned TOR - .easf tuo
tars France is about al p. IN.
ol her man power
These are he cold facts ssour
Tho war situation. a. seen todsy BY
military men who are In position
20 know conditions bv reason % ir
Innate snoVlede oi American OBJ
servers reports
While Great Britain stil has ron
idersbe punch ieft these mills
tary men believe that he sfruEs .
broad rapidly reaching be polH,
phere The United states uusi bear
he main burden
The war 'hey say ~i he Ions
America hsfmillon msu, 70 5f
drawn in september will 10 oni, a
drop in me bucket" and must De
followed by other vss; increment
if conditions continue a, ~ present
The west frort struggle. The OK.
per,s say has been misintsrprerea
and unreliably reported either thri
HE Allies unv illingness fo To- real
facts be known or 20 ignorance Of
he exact state % facts on The par
of American newspapers
These men declare that FOR mshr
months The American people have
been led Astrsy 10 the real situation
The Allies they declare. are NOT
making the hesdway that he coun-
try has been led TO believe they are
In this connection. they say that
solution OF the submarine menace
must eventually determine 20 a
great extent where victory shah
rest except for what part America
shall play in The struggle The last
fresh man vias battle, and The ast
fresh millions OF men will decide
the war they hold Hence America
must bear heavy burden in the
next two or possibly three years
and the sooner the nation awskes
10 The truth and enormity ~ The at.
ustion. the better Of viii n be,
these experts believe
There has been much talk % fhe
nations apathy
That this will he overcome when
blood begins 10 spill is the main
hope OF military men. who say
frankly that 10 the present the coun
Try interest ls insufficient as shown
graphically by recruiting fEUHes
slowness 10 subscribe 10 liber'y
bonds and other signs
The selective service system viii
act the men. bur the Split mus' 10
sroused. the experts hold
The Detroit times., 1917-05-25
SEES GREAT
PROSPERITY
ON THE WAY
Country Due For Bum
per Times, Declares
David X. FOrgan

The Liberty 'oan Will % rapidly
subscribed and ;he nation will en-
JOY even more prosperity than be
fore II entered The war. according
20 David r Forcan president OF
The National city bank OF Chicago,
and one OK tho best known nnan.
cier- 10 The country who vii be
tho principal speaker az the semi
annual dinner ~ the Bankers club
Of Detroit IN the Hotel Pontchsr.
train tonight
There are four pertinent reasons
why The Liberty loan should be
rapidly subscribed declared Mr
Forgan 20 The Times
First n T. The Au'v ~ every
American in crisis OF this kind 20
end his entire support 20 the gov
eminent n is test % tho national
spirit 70 b. our duty 20 aid our Al
lies with whom we must bleed and
do In this struggle and. lastly
thrre "a no safer Investment In the
world than Liberty government
bond
The shock % our entrance into
tho war caused a temporary depres.
sion "a coutrasted with the unusual
prosperity prior 20 that time, but
this was purely psychological II
was the sudden realization ~ being
ar war r vas a natural timidity
that is fast vanishing and must
vanish
"On ton ~ Tho prosperit. We eu.
joyed LAT year We nation not on
dangered or disturbed BY conflict
on our own soil are 90 enjoy The
additional prosperity coming from
tho additional expenditure 81 bill
lions % dollars for ~ T. believe
'hst there will DO tendency %.
ward imitation b1' not stagns'lon.
Some recession must come In the
prices Of foods but yet Tho cost ~
living will BE- increased materials
pil be unusually high labor viii
be scarce because % M number ~
men going 70 wat and wages will
be higher
Mr. Foresu said some apathy was
encountered In Chicago when the
Liberty loan campaign started. due
70 me timidlty Of The investing pub.
lic and he iate star,, but that later
# progressed rapidly and that every
ono Is working eathusiastically 20
put over ChicapoH shhre In me
loan
The Detroit times., 1917-05-25
VOTE FRAUD UP
To JASNOWSKI

The city election commission put
t squarel Up @ Prosecutor Charles
II Jssnowski Thursday night wheth-
er no saau proceed criminaIly
against three me mDers Of the cleo
ion board In the nth district 81 the
Sixteenth ward who we're unable
sarsfaQ-o- 20 explain Ctscrepsn-
c.es rhat were found IL the recount
Tor recorder Mr Jssnowsk a can
did7ts Tor recorder aEaiusr Charles
T wilkins. vho since has been certi-
hed lost SO votes o. this precinct BY
reason NJ INC recount
Members ~ The board vho count
"a The ci-y Oh ker anI whose count
showed So votes too man 'or Jas
-owsN and - 700 feu for Wukns.
ere Roy p Redmond a brother OF
william Redmond az ors sine n
the prosecutor employ James
Haya= and Dave WNhe.me
The commission. Vlth AL mem hers
present ordered hal The testimony
- these three mon a. nc hearing a
week 20 30 written up and sent 70
the ar1aecl'or FOR further action
II Ksrrantcd
Tta-sca night The commission
invest gated errors made by boards
u -te eighth district 81 he Firth
psra where wilkins 'osf ~ votes,
thr second district ~ Tho Eighth
ward ersra Jasnowsk gained .
nd Tus0s oFt 81 AMI She s.V-h
district ~ che Eighteen r card
where Jasnonski lost % and WI
Nns gained seven
so testimony vas taken under 30.
rl.rncn. p fs fhe commission 6
opinion that Tho count In those pre-
rrta nas honestly made and 'hs'
No. errors we're not in any Ta7 IN
cent 1nai
The Detroit times., 1917-05-25
LIBERTY LOAN
JUST LIKE CASH
Many Detroit Firms Accept
Bones For Various
Purchases

The cooperation Of big interests
With be small investor in tho pur
chase Of Liberty loan bonds is rapid
lv assuming such form that bonds
Riil soon become legal tender In the
transaction OF local business. in tho
opinion OF Detroit bankers and O.
aanciers
Several Detroit arms Nave already
offered 70 take bonds ia payment for
property, commodities and merchan.
disc OF various kinds The j. l.
Thompson Real Estate company IL
among The Hrst 10 announce itself n
line Hrh such plan IL IL under.
stood mat a dozen or more other
large realty and merchandise con
Germs are 10 make similar offers Ia
The next few days
Plans are also under way to in.
trodGce IN Detroit a plan, pa into
effect in department stores IN other
cities. uhere bonds were sold just
ss dress goods being placed on
charge accounts and delivered as
merchandise
The stormfelfz Loveley company
real estate dealers. has offered the
services ~ its entire sales organiza-
ton pushing he Liberty loan cam
paign % Detroit which eiil probably
start Monday or Tuesday
a giant indicator H. 10 be installed
on the Family theater building Mon
DAY. With an arrow moving around
"a he subscriptions advance when.
ever a new million Ia added 20 the
subscriptions Or is probable that u
viii BE- announced by the firing Of
bombs from he roof OF the Majestic
building
Various Detroit clubs are es'ab-
fishing rolls OF honor for members
who buy Liberty bonds.
Homer Warren has been made
chairman OK the speakers committee
shich vill have charge Of about 20
first class 'besters and motion pic
ure houses IN Detroit. where four
minute talks will be given On the
Liberty loan and ahy YOU should
Buy many az Won can afford
The executive committee o. The
campaign points out that every 800
houd pays FOR one soldiers uniform
and quipment.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-25
SOLONS AGREED
ON SPY BILL
Mild Form Of Censorship Is
Included In
Report

WASHINGTON. May 25-The
Gregory espionage bill-with a cen
sorship clause embodied-Vas form
ally agreed 10 today by house and
senate oonferees.
The censorship clause makes r. a
misdemeanor 10 publish The names
and positions Of military and naval
forces OF The United states and ber
Allies Under the agreement nd
minlsrs,lon n tho censorship will
not be lcft vifh any board or per
son Tho modified censorship viii
simply b. a law
This r. done 80 meet objections ~
many representative and senator's
10 placing censorship authority IN
tho hands ~ tho present govern
msnt censorship bureau n IL ex.
pectsd 10 pass both branches Of
congress.