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f. T. Sanford Named for Supreme Court

Edward Terry Sanford has been
nominated by President Harding to
be associate justice Of the United
States Supreme court In the place of
Justice Pltney, resigned and retired on
account Of Ill health amounting to
physical inability. Judge Sanford has
been United States district judge of
the eastern and middle districts of
Tennessee since 1908. Before that he
was assistant attorney general Of the
United States. 1t was said at the
time of his nomination that there prob
ably would be a fight in congress
against his confirmation, the possible
opposition questioning the political
wisdom Of the appointment, rather
than Its fitness.
Judge Sanford was born In Knox
vile, Tenn, in 1865. He Is college
man and holds various degrees, includ-
ing A. B., Harvard, 1885, A. M. and
LIB, 1880. He was admitted to the
bar In 1898 and was lecturer In the
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All About the Vonsiatsky- Vonsiatskys!

Here's an interesting triangle that
will presumably be elucidated In the
American courts. Parties: Anatase
Andrevitch vonslatsky vonslatsky;
his American wife and Russian
woman who claims to be his wife. The
latter Is now In this country and
brought lawyer with her. Mile.
Liobouv Mourlmsky. to use her maiden
name, Is twenty,three. pretty. petite
and chic-and had nothing to say when
she landed.
The marriage year ago Of the
youthful Anastase to Mrs. Marion
Ream Stephens, who inherited one-sev-
enth Of the $4O,OOO,OOO estate Of her
father, Norman B. Ream, brought bit
ter threats from tho young Russian
woman, then In Paris.
At the time, that Anastase mar
rled the helress, who was almost twice
his age, a divorced woman, the Rus
sian woman declared her intention of
prosecuting him Oh a charge Of big
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s. Ocheltree, pro-
prletor Of an In.
dianapolls barber
shop.
Mr.. Ocheltree
has been making
visits to the SOL
dlers' wards ut an
indianapolis hos
pital every Sun.
day, along with
eight or ten bar.
bers employed by
him, and has yis-
tied the hospital
nj lpagf nnp aft.
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colossal proportions topped
either hand through amber
glasses enhanced uled black which might
undertaken Of pristine wheness
shirt front, q flowing black tie, and rolling collar"
the Illinois from 1894 to 1893 In 1908
elected congress
battles declaring politics. And he has reiterated the
declaration since.
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der and another
to get out and
actually enforce
these principles.
w h en- Cart er
o u nty. O k "a
homa, tired Of a
reputat lon for
lawl e s s n e s s-a
reputation unfor-
tunately backed
by occurrences
1t sent for Ewing
London, American
Legion post COM
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actually laid the embassy She vowed
would bring wife
$5O0NOO alienation his affections.
author
Russian cathedral ST. Nicholas where Anaase and Mrs STEPHENS
married 1922 that his marriage bouv Moumsky which
a cathedral In void
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Quinonez, New President of Salvador

The citizens Of Salvador have
elected a new president. DR.. Alfonso
Quinonez y Molina, the new chief
magistrate, Is fifty years old. and has
devoted much of his life to the af.
fairs Of government. On graduating
In the National university with a de-
gree Of bachelor Of science, he took
post course and became a doctor cf
medicine.
In 1912 he was elected to his FIRST
public office, that OF mayor Of the
capital city, San Salvador. He served
us vice president from 1915 to 1919.
He would have been a candidate for
the presidency for the period Of 1919
1923 had he not become ineligible
through having managed the affairs
Of the government during the Illness
Of the president, Carlos Melendez. The
people Of Salvador have for twenty.
five years shown themselves entirely
capable Of choosing their chief execu-
lives. for no government has heen
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The Eternal Cause.

"What is the matter, little girl?"
"Two boys were fightin' and I got
struck with q stOne."
"That's It; the innocent bystander
always gets hurt"
"But l don't know as was an limo
cent bystander. was what they was
fightin' about"
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Moral conviction inspires courage
and immoral conviction semblance
Of it-recklessness
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Good Time Coming.
Rrae. Copy of wrappss.

Grandma had come from her distant
home to inspect the new baby. swell,
Robby." she said. II presume you
have a great time with little brother
"Not yet, but expect to have
swell time with him. grandma, just as
soon as he's big enough to be
punched" hopefully declared Robby.
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1SSO7 He
uriss ST. Louis In 1904 He has
American Bar association and president the
promptly confirmed
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q IhE o
Af(ERlCAN
LEGl0N
tcopy for Thu. Department. Supplied b,
LEGION MEN DEMAND ORDER
Carter County, Oklahoma, Guarded by
Former Commander Of Ardmors
Post, Assisted by euddies.

It Is one thing to oratorically advo-
cate the maintenance Of law and or
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period Of time Dr. Qunonez ardent
His the first the establish
densey
nrg live 100000 hundred
square The principal coffee The
n
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FREE sHAvEs AND HAIR CUTS
Patriotic indianapolis Barber Supplies
Tonsorial Attention to Disabled
Soldiers In Hospital Ward.

Service to disabled veterans Of the
World war Is the hobby Of Randolph
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Be sincere, but never mind express.
Ing an opinion on everything.
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New Textile Fiber Found.
A new textile fiber discovered by
Sir Henry Weckham, pioneer Of the
plantation rubber industry, is claimed
to possess qualities unsurpassed by
any other textile. being as strong as
steel, bulk for bulk.
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The sweetest slumber Is the kind in.
terrupted by the alarm clock.
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A vegetarian adds one more temp
tatlon and yearning to those that al.
ready afilict man.
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Cuticura Soap
heVelvet Touch
For the Skin
The Real Situation.
ss.p 2se, Oi.t,eas Is aad Soc, Tales. zse.

HobsOn-My wife says If were to
die she would remain a widow.
DObsOn-Evidently she thinks there
isn't another man like you In the
world.
Hobson-On the contrary. she says
she Is afraid there is and that It
might be her III luck to get him.
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A N . to replace old,
- uan - p should be grow.
lug all the time.
" II will II you
rouie Don't e. bald. &C. o.Rsn today - ne
much more pleasant. Al ali good druggists, 6Oc,
y direct from HEsslc. ELLIS. Gs.ist, Hs.,ah Isaa.
Bringing Home the Bacon.

Bringing Home the Bacon.
Hale-There goes big truck down
the street with five armed guards
aboard. Probably it's carrying regis
tered mail or some companys payroll.
Hearty-No, 1t Isn't. That's only
one of the neighbors bringing home a
ton Of coal.
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Mrs. M. A. Heath

ARE YOU A
SUFFERING WOMAN!
Health is Most Important to You
Dallas, Texas.-"I had serious FEM
inine trouble come on me during the
critical time Of life and ! began to use
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. After
taking FIVE bottles the troubled ceased
and never troubled any more. can with
all honesty highly recommend the 'Fav-
orite Prescription to any woman at
that time. Mrs. M. A. Heath, 4239
Metropolitan Street.
Your health is most important to
you. It's easily improved. II you suffer
from heat flashes, dizziness, or any Of
the symptoms common to women at
the critical period in life, just ask your
nearest druggist for this Prescription Of
Dr.. Pierce's, in tablet or liquid form.
Send 10 cents to Dr.. Pierce's Invalids'
Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y, if you wish trial
pkg. and write for free, confidential
medical service.
The Dolores star., 1923-06-22

SUPPOSE you are lonesome, and
want to talk to somebody, just to
put yourself in better and pleas.
anter frame of mind. You see two
friends, each of whom you know
equally we'll. One is bright
cheerful and smiling-an invitation
to come and share in his fellow
ship. The other is silent, gloomy
and forbidding-an invitation to
share in his crouch. Which will
you seek! Your answer is a good
thing to keep in mind in the regu-
lation Of your own heart and your
own features.
The Dolores star., 1923-06-22
Making a Noise in the World

The Child's instinct is to make a
noise in the world the instant he is
born, and the instinct grows rather
than diminishes. There is an in
Unity of childish pleasures, but
perhaps the dearest of them are
blowing trumpets, beating drums
and firing guns; in other words,
making noise in the world.
When boy is afraid of the dark
he whistled loudly to show him
self that he is alive.
Are men and women any differ
ent' In more strange and subtle
and indirect ways we have a
passion for making a noise in the
world, for talking and thinking and
living loudly, so that we may con-
vince others, and incidentally our
selves, Of the enormous fact of our
existence.
That is the motive of extreme
fashions, is il not? We wear some
thing a little different, a little more
conspicuous, little more violent
or, as we sometimes significantly
express it, little louder. Why2
10 make a noise in the
world. Money! We spend more
than we should. sometimes more
than we have. Why9 Only
to make a noise in the world
And we must admit that the same
motive is at the bottom of a good
deal OF usefulness, though the
usefulness may remain solid and
substantial all the same. Politics;
Men give time and strength and
life to public affairs. And we are
grateful to them, as we should be
But mere drums are nothing to il
for making a noise in the world
And genius gives us masterpieces
OF delight; but what a hubbub it
does create in doing it? Even re-
formers and philanthropists--they
make life over for us, make this
poor old tempestuous earth a little
more tolerable. But perhaps they
would not do quite so much of i,
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if it were not for the motive Of
making noise in the world.
Then the nineteenth century,
with its manifold printing, invented
an instrument Of noise beyond all
the guns and trumpets ever
dreamed of-publicity. And men
hammer, hammer on the biggest Of
all bass drums till the tumult is
positively deafening. For we have
gradually come to live in a world
of noises that tortures our ears and
dulls our brains and racks our
nerves, so that life is made almost
uncomfortable for some of US. And
we cannot help feeling that there
is both bliss and benefaction in
merely keeping quiet-if only we
have not forgotten how. - The
Youths Companion.
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Beware of Swindlers.

Texas is still suffering from the
shock OF the revelation in regard to
the operations of oil swindlers in
that state. Millions of dollars
were taken from the people ,hro
the fraudulent activities of oil pro.
moters there.
1t is almost impossible to sell a
man a house. horse, jack knife,
suit OF clothes, automobile, watch
or any other commodity before he
has seen and examined it.
Then why is it that people will
buy millions Of dollars worth of
worthless securities about which
know nothing and without ever
seeing or having advise regarding
the properties? 1t is mystery.
Why not go to a recognized
bond dealer and banker and at
least get his opinion before YOU
kiss your hard earned dollars good.
bye in such fashion?
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that one short sentence the secret
Of life's success or failure is told.
Waiting for the opportunity that
never finds him! Instead of going
out and searching for opportunity
which is easy to find, he waits for
opportunity to hunt him up and
climb obligingly into his lap,
which opportunity never does.
America is a land of wonderful
opportunities, but the young man
who would grasp them must first
seek them and find them. Success
comes in no other way-expect by
inheritance.
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hORThDHlE.

Misses George and Daisy Snyder and
Bob Holmes made hurried trip to
Dolores last Saturday.
Earl Krebs, who has been working
at Taft, California, for the past year,
drove through in flivver and is now
visiting his mother, Mrs. G. H. Grape.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bales and sons,
Henry and Harold left Sunday morning
for Mancos where they will visit Mrs
Bales parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. K.
Wright for a few days. They will go
from there to Ridgwsy where their son,
Claude, is working.
Messrs. Cavendar, N. G. Cook and
John Griffin left last week for various
places in Utah where they will look for
employment.
c. C. Ellis sold his REIMBURSEMENT
last week to the Cole brothers of near
Egnar. 1t is rumored that the Ellis
family will go back to Texas.
H. W. Royce received word last
Saturday that his daughter, Mrs.
Robert Buchanan, of Santa Monica,
California, was suffering from an
attack of diptheria. Her friends will
hope to hear of her speedy recovery.
Mrs. George Snyder has been enter
tanning her father, l.. L. Grape, her
sister and brother-in.aw, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. +. Branson, and niece, Miss Lily
Stocks, from Moab, this last week.
Mrs. Branson has also visited two other
sisters, Mrs. James McCabe and Mrs.
Hank Snyder.
Mrs. D. D. Cole was delightfully."-
surprised last Friday evening by having
the Burn neighborhood suddenly appear
upon the scene with well filled baskets
for picnic supper in honor of her
birthday. After the supper, the com
pany went to the schoolhouse and
danced for awhile in the evening.
Glory comes to the man who doesn't
allow it to slip by.
The Dolores star., 1923-06-22

No town is ever successful when
the inhabitants indulge to any ex-
tent in criticising and backbiting
and fighting each other. Fighting
is commendable, if you expend
your prowess against foe who is
endeavoring to destroy you, yours,
or your country. Criticism is up.
lifting, when it is directed against
the forces of evil. Backbiting can
be tolerated, if you confine your
sell to biting your own back. But
the moment we begin to inject
personalities into community af.
fairs we begin to retard the growth
OF progressive community spirit.
And without aggressive progress.
iveness a community will be a
community-but nothing more.
The Dolores star., 1923-06-22

WE grumble at our income tax
which for the ordinarycitizen is only
about one twenty-ffth OF what he
earns. In England the man of the
same moderate income has had to
pay the government one dollar and
fifty cents out Of every FIVE dollars
he earns; and the Chancellor of the
Exchequer was hailed asa bene.
factor Of the nation because he
thinks he can bring the tax down
to a dollar and quarter out of
five dollars. Furthermore, only
income of less than $3.50 a year are
exempt. and the married man S
exemption is only $500 with no,
more than $3.50 more for his
Children. Taxation here is heavy,
as we all know, but it is of feather
weight compared with what the
European nations must submit to,
The Dolores star., 1923-06-22
Bible Thoughts for
the Week

Sunday.
COD RULES WITHIN.-l Will
put my Spirit within you, and cause
you To walk In my statutes, and We
Shall keep my judgments, and do
them. And We shall dwell In the
land that | gave to your fathers
and We shall he my people. and
will be your God.-Ezekiel 1927,
-.
Monday.
THE POWER OF THOUGHT
As he thinketh in his heart, so Is
he.-Proverbs 23:7
Tuesday.
PERFECT SAFETY.-Fear thou
not: for | am with thee; be not
dismayed for am thy God; | will
strengthen thee; yea, ! will help
thee, yea. l will uphold thee with
the right hand of my righteousness.
lisa. II 10.
Wednesday.
GOD KEEPS his COVENANT.
know therefore that the Lord
thy God, he is God, the faithful God.
which keepeth covenant and mercy
with them that love him and keep
his commandments to a thousand
Observation-Disclosures 80.
Thursday.
SONS OF GOD.-For as many as
are led by the Spirit of God, they
are the sons of God.-Romans STA.
Friday.
THE GOLDEN RULE.-As We
would that men should do to you,
do We also to them.-Luke 6 81.
Saturday.
HAVE THE MIND OF CHRIST.
Let this mind be in you, which
was also in Christ Jesus. Let moth
ing be done through strife or vain
glory: but in lowliness of mind let
each esteem other better than them
selves.--Philippiuns 30. 3.
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Be cheerful. How can you tell that
your smile or happy word, all unknown
to you, has cheered an aching heart
and caused another, respondent and
despairing. to take a new hold on
life?-Exchange
The Dolores star., 1923-06-22

MANY man in the spring of
youth drifts into the autumn of
age vainly waiting for the oppor.
tunity that never finds him. In
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THE DOLORES STAR
CHARLES BEAR. PUBLISHER.

Entered at the postof,ice in Dolores Colorado
TO-, ,ra,snissiop through the mails, as second
class mail matter.
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Many men are good mixers. bu
rather careless as to what they mix
Exchange.
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Now that prosperity is ahead of ia
ssaln' lett use little sense and forget
to get ahead of it. as we did when
money came easy and went easier than
it came.
The Dolores star., 1923-06-22

DESEST GOLD,"-one of those fine
Zane Grey stories, at the Opera
House June 23rd.
The Dolores star., 1923-06-22

People who can't are always willing
to criticise those who can.
The Dolores star., 1923-06-22

The Henpecked HUSBAND Is a Pest
Of the First Water becuz he can't Do
Nuthin' ner Say Nuthin' without first
asking his Wife If the Pore Flshd
only Grow Backbone instead of
Bleating Plaintively about the Wife,
his Friends wouldn't feel So Much
like Knocking Him for a Row Of Ash
Cans every Lodge Night.
The Dolores star., 1923-06-22

If you can't walk in the straight and
narrow path you might try running.
The Dolores star., 1923-06-22
ABOUT SHOES

The blacksmith is mighty careful now
he nuts shoe on horse. II the shoe
doesn't fit the horse goes lame And a
lame horse is about comfortable as a
lame man woman.
Your feet can't voice a kick against
shoes that do not fit, but tn ey have other
ways of entering protest against vlo-
1atng the laws OF nature They become
tired and lame, and sometimes go out
of business entirely.
We sell shoes that are made to pro-
tect the feet from lameness, as well as
to give service in wear.
We have just received a lot OF shoes.
Come in and get a fit while the stock
is complete.
Remember that carry complete
line of pure, fresh groceries. Bring your
next order to us and prove the quality
of our goods
Naptha Soap cents a bar.
7. H. Akin Mercantile Company
DOLORES, COLORADO
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Glory comes to the man who doesn't
allow it to slip by.
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FOR SALE-De laval Separation
A. C. Kittell, Cortez. Colo.
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FOR SALE-Extracted honey, y
amount. G. d. TAYLOR
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-A large d !,
cupboard with large doors; cher
Inquire of G. ID. TAYLOR. LIT
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FOR SALE-A real bargain in BIZ
grade organ. Good as new. D. 4
Gregg.
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FOR SALE-A new piano box. SD
d. A. Gregg.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED - Veal. Eggs. hides 9
pelts. G. d. TAiloi
Evening star., 1923-03-08
MAY QUIT j. S. POST
TOHEADB B|GF|RM

c. H. Huston OF Tennessee, assist
ant secretary OF commerce. is expect
ed to resign in the near future to
accept the presidency Of the World
Commerce Corporation. new oil
company now being organized in New
York and Pittsburgh for the purpose
of acquiring control Of oil lands In
Venezuela and Central America and
establishing a shipping service to
market the product.
Mr.. Huston would not confirm re-
ports today that he actually had
signed a contract with the corpora
ton, but he indicated that he might
have an announcement to make on
the subject before the end of the
week.
The organisation and investment in
volved in the World Commerce Cor
poration, 1t is understood. will be on
an extensive scale. The company
expects to take in some organizations
which are now operating. Mr.. Hus-
toms salary is to be several time
that which he received as assistant
secretary.
When President Harding organized
his cabinet Mr.. Huston, active for 4
number of years in the republican
party organization in Tennessee, was
seriously considered for Secretary of
Commerce, and 1t was indicated that
he probably would have been given
that place had Herbert Hoover de-
clined it. He has been assistant sec
retary since the beginning of the
present administration.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
CONVICT SHOOTS );
TRA|LED BY POSSE
Sam Haston, Mother, Sister
and Two Wounded Near
Deathbed of Mrs. Haston.
ELDER WOMAN MAY DIE
Tennessee Secretary of State. Her
Son. Leaves for Scene With
Bloodhounds.

BY the Assoc ted Press.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. March S.--San7
Haston. brother of Earnest Haston
secretary OF state; his mother. Mrs
George Haston, ST.: Mrs. B. D. Shap-
pero, a sister: Tullus Trogden. a boy
living on the Haston place. and a NTH
man were shot at the family home OF
the Hastons, three miles from Spen-
Ger. Tenn, early this morning by
Lewis Douglas, negro paroled con-
vict. who escaped after the shooting
and is being sought by a posse
Details of the shooting are no;
known. but It is reported members
OF the family were sitting up with
Mrs. Sam Haston, who was seriously
i'll and who died this morning.
The report reached Nashville that
Mrs. George Haston cannot live and
that Sam Haston had both legs broken
by the negros shot.
Secretary Haston left here at $50
o'clock this morning for Spencer
carrying bloodhounds with him.
Douglas, the negro. was sent to
prison in 1915 on a charge Of arson
his sentence carrying a term Of five
to tweHty-one years.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
TURKS SEEK PEACE,
SAYS BONAR LAW
Assembly, Though Rejecting
Lausanne Pact, Strongly
Favors Negotiations.
lSMET GIVEN FREE HAND
Full Power to Treat on Economic
Terms or to Wait Sanctioned
at Angora.
lSMET GIVEN FREE HAND
ES the Associated Press.

ES the Associated Press.
LONDON, March s.-Prime Minister
Bonar Law stated in the house of
commons today that an official state
ment from the Turkish authorities
at Ansora, relayed by the British
high commissioner at Constantinople,
was to the effect that the draft treaty
presented at Lausanne was consid-
cred unsuitable, but that the grand
national assembly, by a great ma
jority. had given authority to con-
tinue the peace negotiations
A dispatch to Reuters from Con-
stantinople says the nationalist gov
ernment seems to have won a COM
plete victory on the Lausanne treaty
situation in the assembly at Angora
While the extremists were vocifer-
ating their objections to the govern
ment proposals the ministers organ
lied their supporters and guillotined
debate with motion Of confidence
which specifically indorsed Ismet
Pasha's attitude at Lausanne
The situation. therefore, is back
again where 1t was at the Interrupt
tton of the Lausanne conference, and
the government has a free hand to
treat upon the economic clauses of
the treaty or to leave them until
after the signature Of general terms
Of peace.
Evening star., 1923-03-08
Hates Inspire. Wireless Duels;
Undesirable Programs 'Mussed'

as clear as a bell, and yet whenever
deutschland Uber Allies" was put on
it sounded at the receiving end like
conversation at the Tower Of Babel.
The Germans claim that the Eiffel
tower keeps close watch on the
programs and that whenever It finds
anything distasteful it immediately
tunes up its sending apparatus to the
same wave length as that used by tho
Lorenz station and fires away with q
counter program. Consequently
neither the German nor the French
numbers. are Ineligible.
The same thing has happened. ac-
cording to the Germans, to news sen,
out about the Rhur.
The Eberswalde station says IL ia
still able to outstrip the Eiffel tower
on transmission to Scandinavia and
parts Of Austria but it denies that it
makes any effort to disturb the
French transmission by means of
counter messages.