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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-09
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Sn oem lange i6mabli6 berna6-
ldiiigten 8emiiben, Der @ungersnot,
tpel6e Die G0lfer guropas uno
Iiiens beorobt, 5u iteuern, bat Hr1-
iibent Sruman> nunmebr enbli9 Ell
men mi6tigen S6ritt portpdrts ge-
tan. gr luo ben friiberen BrGiiben-
ten Serbert 9ooper uno brei5ebn an-
oere berporragenoe 8iirser Der Ser.
Staaten gu elmer &onferen5 i'm @ei-
Ben Sauie Elm, in Der Bldne fiir Die
SiIfsfampagne entporfen tpuroen.
Wit bieIer ginlaoung berbano Der
8raiioent cine erneute Mabnung an
aae Mitbiirger, bas gerinse Opfer
elmer ginidrdnfung ibres Berbrau6s
an Nabrungsmitteln 5u bringen, Inn
10 ourb freimiIige Witarbeit an elmer
2oiung oes Hroblen1s nit5ulpirfen,
nie lie uns l1niere rationale Selbit-
ahtung unb uniere Weenibenpflt6t
gebieten.
Ser S6ritt bes Braiioenten lit
langit iiberfdnig geipeien. S6on
8rGlioent Sranflin 8. HooIepelt bot
te iid 5lt einem oerartigen 8orgeben
entl6lieBen unO oaourb Derbinoern
f0nnen, baB Die grnabrungsfrile Der
8elt Die gegenndrtigen ausmaBe ON
nebmen fonnte. gs lit iett Die aaer-
bodite 3eit, bob et1pas geidiebt, ebe
es 81 ipdt lit uno bunoerttauienbe
Meni6enleben Ser &ungersnot gum
Spfer fallen. Die Spfer, bic bon uns
berlangt tperoen, iino mabrlid) ge-
ringfiigig. gtnas ounfleres 8rot, et=
mas peniger 5leiid, tpeniger adie,
See Cream nno eDaporierte Mlh
oamit meroen mir uns pobl obne
piel Waiibe unb Summer abfinben
fonnen. SIT es bod feltgeiteIlt tpor-
ben, oaB Der 9urhldnitts- -Mmerifa-
ner, in &alorien gemeiien, Inn ief5is
Brosent mebr Nabrnng ber5ebrt aIs
elmer Ser 125, ,0OO,OO glropder, uno
mir tperoen faum gntbebrungen lei
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-09

oucb iebt uno in 3ufunft fir oen
8apit feine Neutralitdt, ionoern nur
cine lette moraliibe nnparteili6tett
geben. Gius XII. bat nit fat iiber=
meni6liden slnItrensungen oerIn6t,
oieier aufgabe gereht gu peroen. Die
i6arflten 8erurteilungen Der na5iltl=
l6en uno faidiltiiden Gergepoltt=
gungen Ser eigenen unO fremoen SOL
fer uno ale Sur6tbarfeiten oes neu-
beionii i6en &aiien= l1no Religionsi
frieges, oeren Gerurteilllng in ben
5ablrei6en pdpitliden &unogebungen
ndbrenb oes &rieges ausgelproben
puroe, iino cine ebenio mutige De-
monitration ser fdmpferil6en Sua-
lit1ten bes moralilden &i6teramtes
bieies 8apltes, nie ettpa Die iitnglten
pdpitli6en &unogebnngen gegen ote
neuen 9feltgionsoerfolgungen in
GuBlano uno Sic ernerte 8efabr
zines politii6e prganilierten sltbeis-
mus uno rotten sSnperiolismus fir
Sen 6rieoen ser @elt.
Ssn 8apIt 8ius XII. ltebt beute
niht MIR Der Stride unb Ser fatboli=
ihen Gbriltenbeit, ionbern alien fret
belts lrno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
G0lfern uno Meni6en Die iiberper=
i0nlibe &raft elmer uniperialen mo=
ralilGen slutoritGt sur Gerfiigung.
Sic lit Die ein5ige geiitige Otabt, Die
unbelhaoet aus Oen geiltigen uno
politiihen 3uiammenbru6 Ser alten
@elt berDorgegongen lit. Ser Sag
ser neuen Sronung Der Golfer uno
oes pabren Srieoens Der @elt miro
Inn lopiel eber anbreden, ais itd Die
3uiommenarbeit Oieier 1tneri6 6iitter=
liden moralii6en slutoritat ser slten
8elt uno Ser peltpolitiiben Iutori=
tGt ser Neuen @elt, 5. +. BEN bemo=
fratiihen &rd item oes amerifantlhen
Golfes pertiefen unb permirfliben
l1Bt, getreu oent @ablipru6 Oes nun
iieb5igiabrigen Bapltes: ~Obus justi-
tiae paE - 6rieoe bur6 8eredtig=
feit."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-09
Elm Thrnlngr int
rutltfthrn 4auptpuarttpr
&pn 6. S. SC eidenberger
(S6luB)

Gum &apitel gooenreform ma6t
Brof. 2ieb cine re6t be5ei6nenbe 8e,
merfung: u0ie Solgen Der 8obenre=
form itno natl1reenaB 5und6it un=
giinItig: Wedlenburg, oas friiber fir
Die norOoeutl6en StGote cine &orn.
TANNER mar, permag beute feline lie
beridiiiie mebr oortbin ob5uliefern. I"
.. B.. Die bimmell6reienoe Scot lit
nit cine 5olge Der 3eri i6lagung oes
oeuti6en @roBgrunobelites. 9unit=
oiingerfa6rifen peroen 5eritort. Die
Sungersnot lit gepIant. - 8eiter:
~Sie gntnidlung lit dbnli6 tpie BEL
Ser &oldolilierung in GuBlanb, oie
ia 5una6it au6 furdtbare Spfer un-
ter Ser 8ebolferung foroerte, Inn ii9
crit ipater 5u betpabren. Die Gullen
benfen eben barin on6ers als mir:
tie iino gerne bereit Dem 3ufunfts5iel
Sefatomben an Menibenleben 5u
opfern." :" Ser 31ped beiligt oie Wtit=
tel! Ser fommrniitii6e Staot lit bas
gnO5iel. Ser Staat itebt Dor 11no
iiber DEM Wenl6en. @arum Sfru=
pei iiber uSefatomben bon Menl6en=
leben" = Ser Sormer uno oerer, Die
ourd oie 3eri6lagung Der 6arnen
oerbungern? StaIin uno Morgen-
tbau in briioerli6er llmarmung.
Cine anoere 8emerfung 9rof.
Siebs iei nod fur5 geitreift. Isle mar
cine Ser gnti6uloigungen fir bie be-
trunfenen S6anber.) Ser &uiie i'll
oirefter, fruoer, offener uno piatGr-
li6er als mir @eiteuropder; er lit
bon uns ourd cine geibi6tli6e gnt=
pidlung getrennt, Die 81 elmer ean5
anoeren 5aiiung oes Herionli6feits-
uno 5reibeitsbegriffes gefiibrt bot. "
(Vfoterioliitilde 8eididtsauffai-
iungD r8ir fommen bon Ser
Henaiiiance Der uno perebren bic
l1nperleblidfeit ser menidliden Ser
ion, Die in ibrer polttipen 8re6ung
gu oen Weni6enre6ten uno gum
Te6tsItaat fiibrt, in ieiner 0egene=
ration gum i6ranfenloien Snoipiouo=
lismus, beiien &riie Niesi6e uno ser
gtationalio5 5ulismus iino." Gie I'm
perlebli6feit Ser menf6enli6en Eer-
lonlihfeit lit ni6t erit in oen Sogen
Der Henaiiiance entltonben. Sic lit
Die Grunolage 1lnlerer iuodo= o=6riItli=
fen aultur (8en. 2, y. Ser j6ran=
fenloie Snoipioualismus lit niht oie
6olge Der Degeneration oes Gehts=
ltaotes, ionoern ser WiBa6tung Der
menldli6en Beri0nli6feit. 9ie Sri
le mar lange Dor 9eieti6e 11no oell
gta5is offenbar.
~HuBlano fennt bie 6reibeit nur
als toaeftio, Die Sreibeit ser @e=
meinidaft, erfampft aus Dem Sol
leftipismus Ser 2eibeigenidoft. ssbr
bo6iter 8ert lit Die SolioaritGt, niht
Die SnoipiOualitat." gnoers gelagt
Der OtenIdb uls Eerionli6feit iii
pertlos, iein 8ert fommt bon unb
rubt in Der Otalie. Ser Golleftipis.
mus Der 2eibeigeni6aft nuroe burd
oen Golleftipismus oes Gommunis.
mus eriebt, cine slrt bon @albiflape,
rel ourh beoingungsloies Sflapen,
tnm. 8enn oas 5reibeit lit, bonn
maren oas beutlhe Golf uno oie bon
Den gto5is eroberten 24noer ME
lfreier ols in BEN Sagen Sitlers! gs
mirb Belt ,baB mir bod]t0nen6e Gbra=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-09

Der Weltlage eripnrten foll. Weoer
in Ben Ser. Staaten nod in @naIano
loite Die groBe Staatsaftion 10 etipas
nie 8egeilterung aus. SIN @egenteil,
man NOR peritilnnt iiber oen gan5en
Speftafel, nno bieier bermobte fei-
nesiDegs Die Mufmerflamfeit bon Ser
ruiiilhen Iggreiiionspolitif ab5nlen-
fen, oie benn bod bon gan5 anoerm
5ormat lit als Die uipaniihe @e-
fabr".
Gbnrdia idlagt 8iinbnis bor
gs miro ia tpobl iiber fi1r5 ODER
lang oa5u fommen, BOB Spanien iid
Dem 9rud lno 3mang ser u8roBen"
itd miro fiigen miiiien. 9ber EMIT
meilen bat Die 8elt anoere Sorgen.
Die ruiiiide @efabr peroidtet iid
bon Gag 5u Sag mebr uno 'mebr 5l
elmer biiltern @ettertpolfe. @aibing-
ton, oos nit ieinem GoritoB gegen
Spanien iein BreItige in Der 8elt-
politif iiberliGb ni6t geboben bat,
unb no neben 2enten Dom Sblage
bon WeiB airbapep 'uno 8iaiam
Sbirer eeleeentli6 aud aenner Der
8eltlage, ein Serbert Sooper 3. g.,
5u 8ort fon1men, miro beoenflih.
8enn man nibt bon alien guten @ei-
itern Derlalien lit, mub man erfen=
men, bob aae Salbaberei, aae Hbra-
ienoreiderei, 3ugeItanonilie uno alle
&ubbdnbel I'M 8erfebr nit Sen
Sotalitdren in Mtosfau in intmer
groBere Sbnierigfeiten gefiibrt ba-
ben, uno baB beute Die u@roBen"
Dem allnl1btigen Stain ebenlo rat-
los unb bilflos gegeniiberiteben pie
Dor iieben Sobren aOnff Sitler.
9ieie grfenntnis birgt @efabren
in iid, Die nidt unteri6ast peroen
oiirfen. gs lit 81 befiir6ten, oaB Die
10 lange an @angelbano gefiibrte
unb naG Den fortgeietten ifanoalo-
ien gntbiiaungen ruiiilder anma=
Bung unb amertfanilber &ur5it6tig-
felt uno Haipitdt i'm 8erfebr NIT Den
Wosfau'er 8ieberm1nnern nerpos
geporoene offentlide Meinung nun
Eaten" nerlangt, uno BOB Die bon
iteigenoen S6mierigfeiten in Der 1u=
BERN uno innern Yolitif beorGnete
Hegierung Dem erregten Golfspilen
Ge6nung 5u tragen judt.
SSn IoId fritil6en Sagen beiBt es
eiten fiiblen S6abel tpabren. @ir
beoauern oarum, baB am Oienstag
Ser ge1peiene britil6e Brentier gbur=
dill Ourh cine ieniationeae Geoe Die
augenblidli6e Spannung perlhdrf=
te. Gburdiu, Ser nit Brdlibent Grll=
man in Sutton, Dfo., 1peilte, bielt
idarfe abrednung nit Der ruilil6en
Bolitif, oie ufiir ibre Wadt uno tbre
0oftrinen" ubie tpeiteite glusbeb-
nung" eritrebe, forberte, BOB Die
abenteuerilde unb ebrgei5ige Holitif,
uelde Die gan5e @eIt beunrubige,
Elm gnoe nebmen miiiie, uno iblug
Elm britii6ramerifanii6es 8iinonis
Dor, oas nad Dem gan5en Son ieiner
Heoe elm S6ub= 1nb Srutbiinonis
gegen GuBlanb iein piir6e.
IS lit gut, BOB unier golf aufge-
fldrt miro iiber Die ruilil1e @efabr,
iiber Die man Biz Dor fur5em faum
reoen ourfte, Denn man ii6 ni6t
allerbano 8eroabtigungea unb Ser
betungen ausiesen tpollte. glber Sr.
Gburhia, Der in ben 8erbanolungen
NIT &uBlano, belonoers in Salta 1no
Botsoam iid gum Witi6uloigen an
Der beutigen troltloien Gage ma6te,
lit pabrlib ni6t Der berufene Siib.
rer in cine before 3eit!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-09

Sur Der fann Der Selo Ser Sell
ben iperoen, Ser Die 8itternis Der
8itternis gegeilen bat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-09
- slud Der tpeiieite Menid bal
ieine S6pa6en.

Nur Der Sor bemiibt iid, 81,
Ibm l(eberlegenen berab5ulebef.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-15
MERCHANT MARINE.
GETS DSM.
Wilmington Star-News
Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA - Sea-
manship that enabled hi sformer
vessel, the Wilmington-launched
William Moultrie' to be cited as
a gallant ship, today won the Mer-
chant Marine Distinguished Ser
vice Medal for Capt. Richard E.
Hocken, of New York.
The presentation was made by
Vice Admiral William W. Smith,
USN retired, chairman of the Mar.
thine Commission.
The citation recalls that the
William Moultrie, in a convoy
which suffered heavy losses
fought through a week of continu
Gus attacks by enemy bomber!
and submarines to deliver hel
cargo of war material 10 a NORTH
Russian port. In the course of thu
long running battle, the ship wa.
directly attacked thirteen time.
and was credited with downin:
eight planes, and with scorin,
direct hits on twelve others.
Captain Hocken is now maste
of the S S Sea Dolphin, present.,
in Baltimore.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-15
Lake Forest Residents
Sign Housing Petition

and construction of veterans hous-
ing as needed.
The coop proposes to acquire
title to the 584 masonry units, the
community building and the COM
mercial building at Lake Forest.
Payments by participants in the
cooperative will run consider
ably lower than the monthly
rental now charged, spokesman for
the group report. An added feature
in the contract to buy will be that
in case the vet must move, either
leaving the city or to another loca-
ton, he will give the corporation
80 days in which to buy out his
investment, thus realizing the adj
ded benefit of a return on his
money which he does not enjoy as
a renter.
Information received late Friday
indicated the group would be al.
lowed, under amended FPHA regu.
lations, to meet the government
fair appraisal price, before offer
ing the property for sale by sealee
competitive bid to any other group
The cooperative, sponsored by
the James A. Manley post VFW
is primarily designed for providing
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-15
More Than Required 25%
Agreeable To Vet Co.
operative Plan

Signatures to a petition now be-
ing circulated among residents OF
Lake Forest to the effect that they
will interpose no objections to the
purchase of the masonry units there
by the proposed Veterans Coop
erative Housing corporation, indl-
Gated the required Is per cent OF
the occupants will okeh the plan
it was learned last night.
The petition read as follows:
1--WE, the undersigned, residents OF
Lake Forest, Wilmington, N. c., a
War Housing project administered
by the Federal Public Housing ad-
ministration, interpose no objec-
tons to the purchase of said de-
velopment by the Veterans Co
operative Housing corporation, a
non-profit corporation composed OF
%honorably discharged members OF
the Armed Forces of the United
States. all residents of Wilmington
New Hanover county, North Caro-
lima
According to the requirements of
the FPHA, at least Is per cent of
the present occupants must signify
their willingness for the purchase
and a number equal to an addition
al IS per cent who are potential
purchasers must sign a similar pc
tition which will also request the
corporation be allowed to buy the
project and further signifying their
desire to own stock in the coopera-
ton.
This second petition must be filed
at the time the sale is consumated,
according to FPHA requirements.
Articles of incorporation for the
Vets coop were forwarded by the
groups attorney. John Bright Hill
to Secretary of State Thad Eure
late yesterday, a spokesman said
The charter is expected to be
granted within a few days.
Included in the articles were pro-
visions for the purchase, sale, rent
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-15
Men Who
GET Up Nights
Often Lose Their Pen

If you have to get up 3 or more times a
night, your rest is broken md it's no won
der II you feel old and rundown before
your time. So II you Get OPP Nights or SUI
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above mentioned Kidney and Bladder tror-
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1t a fair trial exactly according to the sim
pie directions; Unless completely satisfied
sno oellehted with your rapid improvement,
your money back Is guaranteed. So don't
suffer another day without trying Cystex.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-15
George Hill Funeral
Rites Slated Monda,

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-WD-
Funeral Sc vices for George Wash
lngton Hill, president of the Ameri-
can Tobacco company and origina-
tor of its ubiquitous Lucky Strike
advertising slogans, will be held
at 2 p. M. Monday, Sept. is. a,
st. Bartholomew Episcopal
church, New York.
Hill, 81, died yesterday at his
private fishing camp near Mata-
pedia, Quebec, of a heart ailment.
He had succeeded his father as
president of the tobacco company
in 1925 and was credited with
causing much of the increase in
cigaret smoking in the past 20
years through his masterful ad-
vertising and selling te~chniques.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-15
AMERICAN LEGION
HIT BY HARCR0VE
Commander Of Suspended
N. Y. Post Threatens
A Court Suit

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-P-The
American Legion today faced the
possibility of a court suit against
il bv the. organizations Duncan
Paris Post in Manhattan, which
saws its charter was Illegally sus-
nended because its membership al
1eeedly contained a number OF
communists and communists SYM
pathizers.
Marion (see Here Frivate) Har-
grove, commander of the post, de-
MED yesterday at a press confer
ence that the organization was
communist dominated" and said
an appeal would be taken to the
Legion's. highest levels land, II
necessary, into the courts
Maurice SLENDER, adjutant Of the
Legion's New York state depart
ment, announced Thursday the de-
nartment's executive committee
had voted to refuse Duncan-Parls
Post a permanent charter, in et-
feet suspending it, because OF COM
munist activity within its member
ship.
Harg-ove termed the action an
illegal basis of expulsion ana
said: I'VE do not respect the ma
chine which runs the American
Lection and we are determined to
do whatever we can - keep those
machine politicians from Indiana
polls from throttling the World war
II veterans in the organization.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-15
Talmadge Will Ask
Georgia To Change
Voting Procedures

ATLANTA, Ca. Sept. 14-U,H-
Gov. nominate Eugene Talmadge
said today that he will ask state
democratic convention at Macon
next month to turn the Democra-
tic party in Georgia into a "volun-
tary" organization to circumvent
federal laws guaranteeing Negroes
the right to vote in white primary
elections.
Talmadge. who waged and wor
his gubernatoral campaign on the
white supremacy issue, said he
still likes the South Carolina system
running its party elections ane
thinks Georgia will do well to fol
low suit.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-15

adequate low-cost housing for vet
Grams of the armed forces, regard
less Of their affiliation with any
service groups. The veteran eligible
for participation in the coop must.
according to incorporators, be now
residents of Lake Forest, or moi
otherwise adequately housed.
Under the revised procedure, de-
tails of which have not been trans,
mitted to Wilmington. veterans pur
chasers of Lake Forest units viii
in all probability, obtain possession
in considerably less time than the
Dec. 81, 1947 deadline stipulated
in the public sale by sealed bid pro
visions, officials declared.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-15
A. F. Whitney Ayers
Rail Brotherhood To
Fight Truman In '48

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Sept. ID.
F. Whitney, president of
the Brotherhood of Railway Train
men, said here today that the
brotherhood will attempt to cut
President Truman out of another
term at the democratic national
convention in 1948.
Whitney, arriving here for a six
week BRIT convention beginning
Monday, said he did not think it
would be necessary to spend union
money in the campaign. He has
no desire to join the republicans.
and does not think a third party
could be organized.
The dispute between Mr.. Truman
and Whitney during the spring
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-15
NEGRO LIBARY

New. Bern. Sept. IA. - A total
of Sl,476.70 has been raised from
voluntary contributions through the
city and state for the local Negro
library building, reports Charlotte
RAone, Negro president of the libr-
airy association. She says that about
3d. 900 more is needed to complete
the building and equip it.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-15

~Attractively d e signed d. Has
double strength mirror 12A X
17A white enameled steel
frame. can be installed quickly
and easily.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-15
Noual Reseruists
Ask Training Plan

WASHINGTON, Sept. 400
A group of Navy reserve officers
asked the Navy today to immedlte'
" start a training program for
and submarine reserve officers.
Eugene C. Carusi of Washington,
national president of the orgali-
cation of eserve officers of the
Naval service, said in a letter &c
Adm. Chester W. Nimitz. Chic.
of Naval Operations. that Congress:
appropriated s134, 5000, GOO for the
training program.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-15
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sra, ,11a strike was higb,,,,,,
by whitney's declaration that sni'
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-15

Vast sums have been spent in
searching for the tabled silver
deposits worked by Indians and
early Spanish explorers at Silver
Hill, in the Ozarks, but the land
has failed to yield wealth.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-16
BY DOUGLAS LARSEN
NEA STAFF CORRESPONDENT

washington, Feb. i6-- (NED -
Whatever Harold l.. Tckes decides
to do with his spare time, now
that ne has walked out on Harry
8. Truman and the Department Of
interior, there's one thing that's
considered q dead cinch by every
body in Washington. The old boys
not through politically.
His record Of integrity and as
the fighting champion Of the cause
Of liberalism has won him too many
: followers. Those who disagree with
: his political philosophy are the first
. to admit 1t. A man doesn't put on
. an historic show for one Of the
! largest press conferences In the
|. history of Washington and then
sget counted out. He's proved him
: self too much Of fighter for that.
influence felt hasn't made itself
known yet. But his enemies are
biting their finger nails wondering
what new form his lightning is
going to take.
UNSPOKEN THREAT
President Truman himself would
like 10 know the answer to the one.
Ickes, when he announced his
resignation, coolly said 1t was con-
ceivable that he might actively
support Truman at the next cleo
ton. That left the unspoken threat
that he might actively oppose him,
too. And what that might do to
The filmSy ties that bind in the
Democratic party is. already the
source Of great speculation.
: He's admitted he has offers to
become newspaper columnist,
radio commentator and head Of a
liberal political group. He's limited
several times that the column idea
sounds pretty good II he writes as
good copy as he has inspired he
ought to be success.
In his book, THE Autobiography
Of Curmudgeon," he wrote:
II am often asked: What are
you going to do when you finish
as Secretary Of the INTERIOR It's
q nebulous question, like the one
sn the old song. 'What're you going
20 do when the rent comes
sround7'"
He hasn't had the offer but his
experience would fit him admir-
ably as a Stage director on Broad
way. He has put on the best shows
IN Washington for 10 years for
newspapermen He's never yet had
anybody beat him for the first
laugh. And his stellar production
the announcement Of his resigna-
ton wasn't any different.
The large Department Of Interior
auditorium was hushed as he
dramatically walked down the aisle
with his young wife by his side.
Just before his entrance guard
had instructed everybody TO stop
smoking. Ickes had a cigaret burn
ing in the ever-present long holder.
AS he reached the platform the
crowd eagerly awaited his first
word. He calmly took the cigaret
out Of the holder, stamped on 1t
/. and said:
I IF its the rule, I better stop
, smoking in here. Although why !
should I don't know. I'm the one