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Evening star., 1945-11-28
DR.. Mansfield Termed
Mentally Unbalanced
By Widows Defense
By the Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 28.-At-
torneys for Mrs. Irene Mansfeldt,
charged with Staying Vada Martin,
a nurse, attempted at her trial yes
terday to portray her husband as
mentally unbalanced.
Mrs. Mansfeldt, As, has admitted
through her attorneys in court that
on October she shot and killed
Mrs. Martin. 36, believing the nurse
had stolen the affections of 48-year-
old DR.. John H. Mansfeldt, promi-
nent physician and patron of mu-
sic. Within a few hours after that
tragedy, DR.. ManSfeldt killed HIM
self.
Vincent Hallinan of defense coun-
sci told the jury of seven women
and five men that Mrs. Mansfeldt,
a talented pianist, was good wife
and devoted mother, but that "an
unbidden guest" resided later in
their home overlooking the sea.
Doctors NeurOsis introduced.
TT was the dark and somber spec
tire of hereditary insanity" Mr.. Hal
Imam continued, mentioning the
doctor.
The lawyer said DR. ManSfeldt was
under the care of psychiatrist for
five years after the World War, that
he developed neurosis after he was
commissioned in the Army.
Superior Judge Edward P. Murphy
ruled that there was to be no pres
entation to the jury at this time of
evidence of Mrs. Mansfeldt's mental
condition. She has entered dual
plea of not guilty. and not guilty
by reason of insanity. If convicted.
she will be tried again by the same
jury on the insanity plea.
Prosecutor Is Brief.
Deputy Prosecutor Norman Elk
ington was brief in his presentation.
We will let the evidence speak for
itself" he said. I'VE will convince
you that Mrs Mansfeldt made
up her mind she was going to kill
Mrs. Vada Martin she there
upon telephoned Mrs. Martin, took
a loaded revolver with her and went
out and killed Mrs Martin.
The trial was delayed yesterday
as Mrs. ManSfeldt became hySteri-
cal after Bailiff John Kerrigan had
showed aside her mother, Mrs. Susie
Hunter and an aunt, Mrs. Jeanette
Thorne, who had stepped to the
front of the courtroom to embrace
her. Judge Murphy had not yet ap-
peared.
Several spectators shouted angry
words at the bailiff Later he told
Mrs, Hunter I'm sorry" She an
sWered I'm sorry too. But YOU
hurt me. My neck is very sore
Evening star., 1945-11-28

Senator Mead declared, were 4l,35'
jeeps and 64,744 trucks. Senator
Mead told the committee he hac
been informed that the War Depart
ment has created q special board
under Gen. Courtney H. Hodges
whose function will be ito review
existing policies and factors which
presently determine the quantities
Of materiel and supplies which the
War Department plans to hold in
reserve. The committee was Or
ganized on November 5.
He stressed the point that his
investigating committee seeks this
information as soon as possible be-
cause "the committee did not believe
that information concerning these
existing plans which bear upon the
quantity of surpluses which car
be declared by the Army during
this period of shortage at the close
of the war should be withheld
longer from Congress and the public
generally"
Evening star., 1945-11-28
Army
Continued From First PAGE

we believe should be in the Regular
Army and the proportion which
VIII come out of trainees.'
Undersecretary Royal disclosed
also that the War Department is
holding supplies for approximately
100000 men through the period
of occupation" which NAV last for
several years. Chairman Mead read
into the record a list of supplies
now held by the War Department
which civilians are finding difficult
to obtain.
These include 100000 cotton
bed sheets. 1858 900 mems cotton
shorts, 450.9l8 wrist watches. "a
100000 pairs of shoes with COM
position soles. 42,086.0OO mems
Woolen drawers and 53,442, 900 wool
blankets
Jeeps and Trucks Held.
Among the other items held by
the Army to meet future needs.
Evening star., 1945-11-28
Atomic
Continued From First Page.

out. would be practically impossible
TO differentiate between production
OF atomic energy material for indus
try and for war use While the
materials would be slightly different
it would be simple to change one
into the other.
Even a moderately adequate in
Spection force, Gen. Groves stressed
must be composed of men of very
high quality divorced from national
loyalties, SO far as this field was
Evening star., 1945-11-28
$50 Jews Held for TrioI

JERUSALEM, Nov % [P.-British
military headquarters said today
that 160 Jews were being held fol
trial on charges of obstruction as
the result of recent disturbances
along the Palestine coast north of
Tel Ayiv.
Evening star., 1945-11-28
George O'Brien Released

LOS ANGELES, Nov. % R.-
Comdr. George O'Brien, As, former
cowboy movie hero, received his dis
charge from the Navy yesterday
after five years service in the Aleu-
tianS and South Pacific.
Evening star., 1945-11-28
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Evening star., 1945-11-28
FOUND.

FOUNTAIN PEN, found vicinity upper
Conn. ave. GE. 1895.
FOR LOST and wanted dogs phone E.igo
6IS3 MONTGOMERY COUNTY ANIMAL
2HELTEH.
Evening star., 1945-11-28
LOST.

ARMY DISCHARGE PAPERS of Lester
l. Mayo Finder please call 81. 8O9S. 20"
Reward. ordway es69. ''' ''' 1''''- .
BRACELET. wide, flexible. rhinestone, Sat
HrS2y eony nses Eesa,6 Conn., or ave- 5sas vicinity NaD0
BaSI BRIEF ease CASE broEn With impqgtant Ps
220 N. ooC Thomas St. Arl, Va. Reward,
Gams GAT malteSs df W.sas gay female snsYeFs to
pay Raward. RA.' 1876. a.' THANKSGIVING
Lamont st: ReWard: ia s453. 49, VI
fFoHt. @ lost ofeeFs clab AndrsS sHsSPG
a Sa ssF asf eost s1V ca If 4ss1 fsssrd and
long pointed face, wearing D. c. tag No No
Sa962; disappeared Tuesday from home
Alexandra. Reward TIE. 2s6s.
CRUCIFIx, 5-inch bronze, between sth
and 4th and Claiming SITS. ne NO. 1855
dian DIAMOND RING, mans, Sat. Noy. "a; !:
great sentimental value. $50 reward. Call
TR. 419l or come to 1145 9TH st. ne. 2S'
Saturday Sat night; white face. Reward,
GLOVES. black suede, 9Th floor, District
Building, Monday. Reward. WO. 1864.
GOLD STAR PIN, lost by mother. Mon IN
9TAdn or near Neptune Room; reward. On AT
IRISH SETTER, answers to name Of Mike:
strayed from home Nov. 20 at Annandale
Va. Reward. AL. 41O6 28*
KEY RING. Buxton, containing keys;
1 sna ca csrline. Mt. Rainier. Md. Phone
LAPEL PIN, gold, with white settings, Vi
eniiy of 14th 1s and Eye sts or ssb
Saturday stna 10 night initials T. D. Q. Please
NAVY IDENTIFIcATIoN CARD, bearing
call OR. 0s14: Reward. '~0'
PoCKETBooK, black, leather; lost 14tn
Please return personal articles to MISS
NV. and receive reward.
PoCkETBooK, black leather, lost tuesday
feofs ia TeWsrd PftnTn al
Ma. 5000. Geo. Washington University
front Of 1l35 18th st. NV; answers to
ansd of to Fann6RoE psFf sbD TsyafS re if un
verslty Club. 1135 18th st. NV.
PURSE, alligator, envelope style: contain
ing papers, silver cigarette case, no money.
Reward. HO. 075S ewes.
annn RING Wilson High Class 1s4e, gold, black
initials R: E. R in band. Phone Gs EN-. Sts5s 5ssa
5 fnffhEss egg gsS7 7'fst'GE It 1fsf ad
SHOPPING BAG, left in car BY lady who
spIing VALLEY. Please cali EN-. aoes. l''i
s;ss fs s. es fs MISS ASa2 afss 9f
SUITCASE, tan, in Union Station. sunday
TR. 6s33 after 8 pm.
WALLET, brown leather. containing drivers
and some cash Reward SDu. 1897. N
WALLET. leather. Tuesday evening, con-
tanning important personal papers; visitor
foo to washington, Leaving THURSDAY after
cation, en-; 1900: etNs reward. af Aus'faiaa sss =!
vicinity Georgai ave. Reward. Al. io7S.
fran lost os f4sa 1Ga 5.ssase s2ses No No
owner only. to the above address. ~ y
merce and Munsey Bldgs Reward. Cali
NE. 9S39 bet. and 4.
asy' es sl Hsi2 9 T. asEnYf9 as f9
between 9 am. and $40 Pm 2S.
WATCH, lady's white gold Elgin; between
slnd asl.d T. alsh SshoGl rpd Chevy Chase
WRIST WATCH, lady's, Hamilton, yellow
gold.-Reward. MI. S675.
WRIST WATCH, mans, Jules Jurgens
make, yellow gold, with wide mesh or web
magnifying crystal; it is believed lost near
14th and Mass. Liberal reward if re-
turned to s. p. HANIES, Phone ia. 1888.
WRIST WATCH, lady's, round. yellow gold,
Buiova; lost Saturday night or Sunday:
sentimental value. Liberal reward. RA.
5110.
Evening star., 1945-11-28

CRUCIFIX, 5-inch bronze, between Stf
and 4th and Claiming SITS. ne. NO. 4685
great sentimental value $50 reward. Cal
TR. 4191 or come to 1145 5th ST. ne 2S'
FRATERNITY PIN, lost in Silver Spring
Saturday night; white face. Reward
EN- $3.50
Evening star., 1945-11-28

BRIEF CASE, brown, with important pa
pers. Return to CAPT. r. l. PHILLIPS
220 N. Thomas St, Arl, Va. Reward
Glebe 1890
Evening star., 1945-11-28

ARMY DISCHARGE PAPERS of Lester
|. Mayo. Finder please call 81. SO9S 29T
BICYCLE, red, child's. 2O-inch no tenders.
Reward. Ordway 1862.
Evening star., 1945-11-28

CAT, Maltese gray, female, answers to
name of ''Weedy''; since THANKSGIVING
Day. Reward RA 1895
Evening star., 1945-11-28

GLOVES, black suede, 9TH floor, District
Bulldlng, Monday. Reward. WO 1864.
GOLD STAR PIN. lost by mother, Mon. in
0I4a oos
Evening star., 1945-11-28

COLLIE, large, brown and white. male
long pointed face, wearing D. c. tag No
1892; disappeared Tuesday from home
near Memorial highway, miles south of
AleMa ndlla- Reward LIE 0SRS
Evening star., 1945-11-28

POCkETBOOK, black leather, lost Tuesday
night around 10 O'Clock: finder keep ali
tents to owner. PROF. w. c. FRENCH
Ma. 500. Geo. Washington University.
Evening star., 1945-11-28

Mr.. Price said that mot with
standing the punishment Germans
now suffer, and those still before
them, there is no apparent realiza-
Evening star., 1945-11-28

COAT, ladys green, black skunk tuxedo
front, lost at Offcers' Club, Andrew S
Field Sat: night, Nov. "a; reward and re-
Evening star., 1945-11-28

front o. 1is5 18th St. NV; answers tt tt
Rarnsd OF to FannRoEt tpsTa spDE TfyaTS 6e if p
Evening star., 1945-11-28

BRACELET, wide, flexible, rhinestone, Sat
uroay night, Conn. ave, vicinity Napo
Icons. Rewa1o OR 1928
Evening star., 1945-11-28

CHILD'S GLASSES, lost November 81. or
Lamont 81. Reward Ia 24h2
Evening star., 1945-11-28

IRISH SETTER, answers to name of Mike
strayed from home Nov. 20 at Annandale
Va. Reward. AL. 4106 28*
KEY RING, Buxton, containing keys
-oSt 11I6/45 in the vicinity of 35th st
and carline. Mt Rainier. Md. Phone
Evening star., 1945-11-28

POChETBOOk, black, leather; lost 14th
st. bet. Irving and Park rd. Keep money.
Please return personal articles to MISS
MARGARET MAREAN, 1923 Ogden st,
NV and receive reward
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-10
QlIS Maria AT re0en uufb0rte, bat

NlS Waria 5u reoen aufb0rte> bat
oie Srau erneut:
uWaria bilf uns! 8itte 0einen
5obn, oieie 3u6tigungen bon uns
binmeg5unebmen!" (gs paren bic
fur6tbaren 8ombar0ierungen oes
&rieges 0anit geneint.)
Maria anttportete ni6t> aber 1ie
neigte ibren &opf 5u Dem &inoe. IS
oriidte iein &0pf9en eng an Die 8an=
ge ieiner beiliglten Weutter, 1tno lire
2ippen betpegten iid, ols Oh ite gu
Sbm iprede. Damn erbob ite ibr
Saupt, lGbelte uno iegnete oos 8olf
NIT einem groBen &re155ei6en. @lei6
oarauf berl61pano oie gri6einung
9ie Saare oes SeIufinoleins maren
leidt blono 11no lodig. Die Saare Der
aaerleliglten Slngfrau maren ountel-
blonO. Mtoria'S &leioung nno S6leier
maren idneepeiB. Sour ibre 5anoolen
maren blau nno nit REDEEM @ol6=
idnlud ber5iert. 9ie Sterne oes oba=
len HabmenS glan5ten in Ben pra9t-
Doll item 6arben oes '9iegenbogens.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-10

ielbit in groB Nngit gerieten, ieoo9
oa6ten tie nidt 0aran, elm @ebet 51t
ipre6en. sic iaben 0as 8unoer nit
eigenen sugen, ieoo6 batten fte feline
natitrlibe @rflarung 6afiir. Seit Die
Ter 3ett tparen tie ieOo6 iebr fromme
&atboliten. 9ieie Augen5eugen baben
lire IuSiagen unter @i6 feierli9 be-
i6Doren; 11nter oen1elben befi11oen it9
Elm peniionierter Oberit ser @rmee 2i-
tauenS> Elm Monitgnor, Elm Brie1ter
un6 cine lange 2iite bon gintpobnern
@irtalnis', eini6lieBlid Wtanner>
Srouen l1n6 &inoer.
Oie gri6einung fan6 gum 5tpeiten
Male cine 8o6e ipater, am Is. Sc
bruar Inn 5 l1br morgens 1tott. Damn
erneut einen Mfonat ipGter:, am H..
Oear5, Inn 8 l1br morgens, aber oies=
NAL iiber Dem So6altare> innerbalb
Der Stride, nabreno Die bbl. Melie an
einem Der Seitenaltdre gefeiert 1puroe.
O1e @r1belnung reoete 5u einigen:
Da oie Wutter @ottes 3u einigen Ser
Seber mabreno Ser leBten grl9ei=
nung iprad> fragten einige, per oie
gri9einung iei. Maria anttportete:
sd bin Die Wutter Der 8ormber5ig>
felt uno id tpinide, unter Oieiem
Sitel berehrt All tDer0en."
Cine Srau rief Der binmlii6en
Wfutter By uSeilige Mutter @ottes,
bilf unierer Ieioenoen geation!' tpo-
rauf Waria traurig anttportete:
u@uer 8olt bat oen @louben an
meinen Sobn berlaHen 1tno neil ibr
i'm bereeiien babt un6 Inn eurer 5iin>
ben pillen babt ibr bie 5trafe ber-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-10

auf oieie 8etie bergeiteIlt ueroen
tann. llno 8ombus lit in Maiien in
8raitIien uno anoeren iiioamerttant'
I9en Staaten borbanoen, Die ionit
nur pentge fir Die Sapierer3eugung
berpenobare Sol3er beiiBen.
Die BapierbGn0ler olleroings mol.
lenerIt Die 8eiultate Der @r5eugung
BON aus 8ambusbrei bergeltelltem
8apier in groBem llmfange abmar-
ten, Inn enti6eioen 5u tonnen, Oh Die.
les Bapier uu6 tpirtli6 Die &onturs
ren5 NIT Dem aus Sol5brei er5eltgten
aufnebmen fann.
8ambuS pa61t iebr raid, ettpa 90
SUB idbrlib, uno cine 8ombusltauoe
lit in 4 Sabren bereits ausge1padien.
Die M0glidfeit fir oie Inpflan5ung
bon 8ambus i'm tropild5en 9lmeritu
iino nabe5u unbegren5t, oenn er pG6lt
ouf auf 800en, Die fir oue ou0eren
&llt11rpflan5en l1ngeeignet lin0.
8ie beri6tet miro, lit ser fir Sic
gegenlpartigen @rperimente benubte
8onbus eine 9lrt Hieienbambus, Der
cine 9obe bon ungefabr 65 SUB un0
eine Oide bon 5 SUP erreld)t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-10

9ie Iuiierten baben 6ur9 sic gr.
oberung Der fran5oltlden &oblenberg'
tperfe, ebe tie bon Sen Deut I6en I'M.
ter 8aiier geieBt tpuroen, oen &rieg
Inn minoeitens oret Monate perfiir5t,
erflarte 2ouis Dupret, Gbef oes
8erglpeienS i'm 5ron30lil9en 8erIor.
gungsrat.
Ser &rieg meroe 6ur6 Die @ripar.
nis an aliiertem 56iffsraum ber-
tiir5t, iogte Dupret, uno oaour9, ooB
ben Oeutlden &oble fri Die Seritel-
lung bon Wunition, Ipntbetii9em Oel
uno @alolin1 iotpie anoeren Brooutten
ent5ogen tDor6en lit.
Ser 30iabrige fran5oli16e aoblen-
1a6oerItanoige, pel9er t943 aus Der
oeuti9en &riegsgefangenl9aft ent-
flob, fiigte bin5u, 0ie Deuti6en boI.
ten aus fran5oiti6en @ruben onn4.
bern6 20,000,00O Sonnen @oble i'm
Sabre beraus fir Die Seriteuung bon
100000 Hobotbomben, 100000 mitt-
leren Eanfs, 1O0,O0O,OOO orei50lligen
@ranaten un6 4>0OO,O0O,OOO &ano.
granaten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-10
Gin noraIqlid)es Qe6ererIabmittel

Ser &rieg pirtt 5erlt0reno, aber
AUDI gleid5eitig f0roernO, inOem er
Sic Weenlhen our9 oie entItebenoe Scot
uno oie &nappbeit oieler Oinge gum
NadOenfen 3tpingt uno 5u @rfin0un-
gen Orangt. Inn Oie 2eoertnappbeit al
bebeben, baben gbemiter 8eriu6e an"
gelteut cine Weoiie ber31ltellen, Oie
li6 our 8erarbeitung uno Mnfertigung
bon 5dlpben eignet. 9lus 2uft, @loS,
8aIier uno Sol5 uno einetn 6e1ni-
i6en Broouft baben Tie Elm Oeateria1
bergelteut, aus 0en li6 oie elegan.
te1ten 56ube fir Manner, Sruuen
un0 &inOer ber1teuen lalien. 0as W3as
terial laBt iib in 0ur6lt6tiger, ober
ou6 in Ountler 5orm ber1telen. @s
tonnen 0arauS 0ie elegante1ten @e1eQ.
I9oftfSI6ube, aber audi 0ie ltrapo5iers
borlten 5portldube bergelte1lt >peroen.
91e Jorben Der neuen Sriibiabrsi9ua
be &Deroen auBer ounflen 2eoerfarben
ou6 8lau, Slot, Gbortreule uno 81
tronengelb iein. 9ieie @r0ffnungen
muroen bon Ser 56ubinOultrie ge.
ma9t uno ltno oor1Qufig nod nit Ell
mem ugepiiien" @ebeimniS umgeben.
Seoenfaus bemiibt it6 bic 5dubinou.
ltrie, Die 56ubtnoppbeit 5u bebeben
uno, tpenn it6 Die Gage bis gum Trubs
iobr nidt gebeiiert bat, nit oie1er
yeeubeit berauS5ufommen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-10

otent. Cure Station tpdre idon lange
5erit0rt moroen, penn mein Sobn
ni6t unenoli6 bormber3ig tpdre uno
penn i6 ni6t unubldiiig Siirbitte fir
@ud eingele9t batte. Sour 0aour6,
Dab ibr gu Sbm 8uriidtommt, f0nnt
ibr gerettet meroen. Sd bin cure Be-
f6iiBerin uno i6 bin bonn Simme1
berabgetommen, I'M el19 81 belfen. "
sls man Die beilielte Wfutter Wo.
ria fragte, tpie lange iie bleiben mir.
De, anttportete ite:
SD meroe bel eu9 bleiben Bis
gum @noe. Sd min meine @naoen
ni6t nur iiber eure Station, ionoern
iiber Die gan5e 8elt ousgieBen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-10

i6ein rno Die @rl6einung am 4ltare
beridmonoen longIom na9 un6 nod.
SSn fur3er 3eit mar alles bei6tpuns
ben. DrauBen Dar Die yta6t rubig
uno tlar. @m Stmmel leu9teten Die
Sterne uno Elm frieoli6er Solbmono.
@S lit cine eritaunli6e Eatia6e,
oaB einige bon ben Sebern laupar'
me, abeefanene Ratbolifen tporen.
Selbit mebrere 9ei6tfatboltfen tparen
oarunter, tpel6e Die @ri6einung ia.
ben. Oiele tparen Die erlten, Die our
fir61i6en 8eb0roe liefen utro ibr bic
munoerbare @rl6einung mitteilten.
Sic geitanoen ipater elm, boB Ite bon
Der @rideinung iebr ergriffen, ia
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-10
8apter aus 8ambns

0ie @ntoedung zines neuen Ser,
fQbrens, Bapier aus 8ambus 3u mo-.
6en tonn biel 5ur gnt1pidlung Der
Fopierinouitrie in SEN iii6amerifani-
lben &epublifen beitrogen, erfldrt
oas ,Sfftce Of tbe Goor6inator Of Sn>
ter<Imerican Nfatrs."
9ie bon Der uSertp Foundation"
auSgefiibrten @rperimente betpeiien,
ooB bo6pertiges Bapier, geeignet
5um 8u6binoen utr6 our Gerpadung,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-10
8nnoerbare @ri6et>
1t1t1tg Oer SHUTTER @otteS
tn 6trtalntS, QttQme1t
(gtngeion6t bon @m. Spanner,
Buffalo, 9G. 81


2ttauen geb0rt 5u oen &ano oItooten
oes 8altifuus uno lit in ben Snoaf fto-
nen 6es gegenpartigen 4rieges ent-
ieBli6 n1itgenommen tporoen. gs lit
Der noro1i6ite 8ertreter bes &atbo.
lt5tsmus uno bat leinen @lauben treu
bemabrt. Seoe 8farrtir6e in Sun>
oerten bon Iitauil6en 00rfern 1T Der
3ufludtsort in oen Eagen Der ldme>
rem 9eimiubung oes &rieges. @irfal-
nis, in Der Witte 2itauens gelegen,
lit oos 0orf mo- bie gri6einung ser
M11ttergottes itattfano. Ser Turm ser
Yfarrftr6e lit Dem fl. @eorg getpeibt
un6 ragt Itol3 in oen Simntel. &ings
berum liegen oie Sduier l1no Bouern<
tpirti6aften. Oie @inpobner itno or
beitiame, einfQbe 2eute. Salt oQe 1tn0
true &atbolifen.
Oie @r16einung: Nm Mbeno 6eS
8. Sebruar 1913 loben sic ginpob-
ner bon @irtalnis Elm gebeimnisbolles
2i9t, gera0e iiber Dem Turm Ser Sir
DIE. @S &par 8 l1br abenos uno bic
ounfIe gadt erb0bte oen Iberous
glan5enoen S6ein 0es 2i6tes. Ni6t
nur Die 8epobner oes Oorfes, 1onoern
au6 biele &eiienoe auf Der ettpas tpei-
ter entfernten 2anOltraBe ioipie 0ie
gintDobner Ser bena9barten Srte ia-
ben oieles gebeimnisboue 2i6t. 8iele
nabmen an, es ban0le 1t9 Inn Elm
Naturpbanomen uno oie geeugier6e
5og balO cine Menge 3ul6ouer an.
Sic erldredte uno iiberroI6te Men-
ge iob, pie Die 2i6tmaiie it6 lang
Jam ienfte, Bis ite auf ser Spibe oes
&tr6turmeS ii6 lagerte.
Iugen5eugen iaben: OaS 2i6t bat>
te cine oba1e 6orm uno NOR bon gldn-
5enoen, regenbogenfarbigen Sternen
umrabmt. 9m oberen uno unteren
@noe tparen 9r0Bere, ein5elne 5terne
bon g1ei6er Sarbe. @dbren6 mir bon
oteIem 2t6te mie gebannt paren, er>
i9ienen meni6li6e Siguren in Der
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ter @eiie. Seiligenideine aus gldns
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ter bon Otutter uno @in6. Ssbre &C.
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men, obglei9 iie bon einem transpa-
renten, blauen S6leier berbillt ma.
rem. Das glan5en6e 2i9t, pel6es Die
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gri@etnung in oas Snnere Der STRIDE
gelanet par> belpegte ite it9 gum
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-31
ADMINISTRATION
 OF TERRITORIES NOT BE CHANGED
Iekes Denies Any Altera- lion Present Set-up
 Contemplated

WASHINGTON, July 31 = Sec retary of the Interior Ickes said today that no changes in Federal Administration of Territorial prob lems is presently contemplated.
 His statement was made in re- sponse to a reporters inquiry, fol- lowing publication of stories that new program is being considered "a program which, it was said, would bring early st t e h ood to Hawaii.
 In the past, Ickes, despite re- peated pressure for detailed out line of the U. s. attitude, has con- fined his expressed views cn terri torial policy to two statements:
 That the United States has no territorial policy.
 2-That territories should be per mitted to have the type of gov- ernment they prefer, regardless of whether it means change in the existing government.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-31
WLB ATTORNEY
 ENR0UTE HERE

SEATTLE, July 31-Roy E. Jack son, chief enforcement attorney for the Regional War Labor Board, has left for Alaska to spend several weeks in the Territory processing cases on wage stabilization viola tions, pr. George Bernard Noble, Board Chairman, announced today.
 Jackson will arrive in Juneau Wednesday, August l, and will make his headquarters there at the office of David Edward Davis, VILE di- rector Of wage stabilization in AL aska While in the Territory, he will also spend considerable time in Ket- chikan, Anchorage and Fairbanks handling accumulated violation cases in those cities, Dr. Noble announced.
 The RWLB anticipates that it will be possible to dispose of the majority of the wage stabilization violation cases pending in the Ter ritory through consent settlements with the employers" Dr. Noble said MT Jackson will be available to employers for conferences on wage stabilization policies and enforce ment procedures and may be con- tacted through our wage stabiliza- tion office in Juneau"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-31
R0TARIAN5 LARK
 T0BARAN0F LARK
 AT LUNCH TODAY
Bubble Room Songsfress Dominates Midday
 Meet of Group

Miss Heather Lane, accompanied ty Miss Dorianne Barnes, enter tained the Rotary Club this noon at their regular weekly meeting held in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel.
 Miss Lane, who is appearing in the new Bubble Room of the Baranof Cocktail Lounge nightly sang two selections, Bless This House" and When Day is Done For further entertainment, Miss Lane held singing quiz in which she sang two lines of various num- bers which indicated the type of business of many of the Rotarians present
 The program committee for the month of August was announced, with Dr. w. P. Blanton, chairman; Jack Burford, Dick Burns and Claude Carnegie making up the other members of the body.
 Visiting Rotarians were: Henry Stafford Henry Hogue and Elwood Monson.
 Guests, including Miss Lane and Miss Barnes, were: Ems. Ca M. Cutler, Dr. Carl E. Albrecht, Will liam H. Seaman. Larry Hagen and It. (J.g0 E. L. Nugent.