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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-15
MORE o
PARKING LOT
FROM PAGE ONE

cubic yards of material still to be
removed from the basin, the engi-
neers are shooting at mid-Decem-
Der as the projects completion
date, the office declared.
Bids on construction of the an
chorage basins wharfs, dolphins,
and docks will be opened by the
engineers on Friday, Oct. 10, and
award of contract made as soon
thereafter as possible.
The parking-lot job is being I'M
dertaken by the Towles and Cline
Construction company, of Whining
ton and Raleigh.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-15

RAYMOND Carney resident MANAGE Of thu w & j Sloane company for completing 7AGS. man
hxs without a lost Hea accident during the pod of operations from Nov. r. 1@5 to July ~
out lost he mshap Looking on during the Presentation are: ut to right w c Ward, general
v S. Meyer. assistant radmt manager;m and Hugo upIas superintendent Ill OF the Sloane
firm HOT b 81 BOZ HODGKnO
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-15
MORE ABOUT
LABORATORY
FROM PAGE ONE

construction project, it was ex-
planned.
Employing about IS chemists
and engineers, the laboratory will
serve the district offices of Sa-
vannah, Charleston, Jacksonville,
Mobile, San Juan, and the Panama
Canal Zone, as well as the Will
mington office, it was said.
Col. George w. Gillette, Whining
ton district engineer and acting
chief of the South Atlanti division,
formally opened the laboratory
last week,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-15
MORE ABOUT
RESERVISTS
FROM PAGE ONE

keepers will board it as its full
time duty crew and sail with 1t
to Wilmington.
1t is possible that the overhauling
Job will be completed in time for
the craft to arrive here during
the Navy Day ceremonies. Two
other Navy ships, a minelayer and
a minesweeper, are already mark
ed for the occasion.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-15
FALSE TEETH
That Loosen
Need Not Embarrass

Many wearers OF false teeth have suf-
tered real embarrassment because their
plate dropped. slipped or wabbled at
lust the wrong time. Do not live in
fear Of this happening to you. Just
sprinkle a little FASTEETH, the aka
line ~(non-acid) powder, on your plates.
Holds false teeth more firmly. 30 they
feel more comfortable. Does not sour.
Checks plate odor" (denture breath).
Get FASTEETH at any drug store.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-15
MORE O
NAILS
FROM PAGE ONE

Army man, who will probably take
only stills. His pictures must be
approved by the Allied Control
council in Berlin before they are
released. The next scheduled meet
ing OF the council is Oct. 81, 50 far
as is known here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-15
MINISTERIAL GROUP
BACKS AUDITORIUM

The Junior Chamber Of Com
merce program seeking a CITY
auditorium IN Wilmington was en-.
dorsed by church leaders who mo,
at the Young Mems Christian a.
sociation yesterday, j. B. Hunting.
ton, YMCA director, said afte- III.
meeting.
The city ministers also adoDtea
q resolution regretting the losss NJ
the Rev. Lewis Ludlum, Carolina
Beach Baptist church; the Rev,
Sankey Blanton, First Bap+ist
church; and the Rev. E. D. Coornb,
Church Of God, who have recently
left their posts with local churches
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
5mr = 8tmme

eli EfunO 9ofetc per 3Oit itnO bon bier nd Der omertfonnhen,
brthiden un0 Der f%ran5oiiihen geiasuugs5one erlolbt Gte Eotete
miiHeH Die 9e5eidntng ,@itpodaee" trogeH mn fonnen ollie not
penoigen 9eOorfsartHeI e%ntbnIen ime 2ebensntttel, &leiOrutg rrm.
&olhnlaterial gilt nidt ais 2ebensnottpenoig, oodl iueroen tuenige
lesentIih aud einige neur aleoungsfide ionic nene 9inOeridube
beHigen.
Ssbfsepadtc gafete nod Berlin meroen nidt %bef0roert, jeood
iohe ourd Ngenturen.
3auiiben Oen ein5eInen 8eosrngs3onen in 9eutihIono IT EN-
b%eidrGnfter &afetpopere9r r~e9elmdBi9 bs 5n eineHn %trnO
600 @ruuu) 5uMig.
Ser 2uftpoiperfebr mad Geuti6Inno in ale 8eiabungs5onen ut
ioieOer er0ffnet woroen. Gas YortO betrdgt Doc Die babe Hu5e.
Die antpOrtiteine f0nnen ariefep mad Genti6lonO bei9efiat
auerOen 60 Gents. esttos 5 He
Oeferreid; 8riefe bis St1 effan GfiuO uno NOffurten aud &C.
S%hGftIiden Snbalts: &ortoi1be: 3 Gents fMr Sarten lmo 5 eents
fir Sic critic ln5e Oes 8riefes, oGe meiteren lln3en ie 3 Gents
Qutpoi: bis gu enem Hfunn, 80 Gents teOe Dalbe unde. YolS
pofete bis al II Nuno bel 70 3da llmfong. Bortolose: l %f'nO
10 Gents, ii 9funo $t.87, fem 3onenunteridieo.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
gafste uadb Der fransSiiiden 3Oue

3as 8oItoepartenlent in @aib-
ineton gibt Ioeben befnnnt, Dab nit
Iofortiger @irfung 8oitpafete in
sic iran3oiiide 8eiasunss3one bon
9eutldlono gelhidt nerOen fonnen.
Die 8eroronung lit pom %. Sep
TENDER Ootiert. SIS lueroen alic
nunnlebr gemobnlifc, >. +. nift
eingeldriebene nirO nidt Derliderte
Qiebeseobenpafete BON Der Bolt 6ur
ablenoung in ole iran5oiiihe 8eiat.
3unqsaone 9eutihlnnos Bis gum
@emi6t BON II 8iinO ailgenom-
men.
ausseidloIien lit fir Oieie Roit-
pafete Ser fran5oiiide Seftor BON
Berlin, mie Dies aiid) Bel Dem ane-
rifanilhen mo britiihen SeftOr
8erlinS Ser 5al lit. Nod Berlin
fonnen nod mie Dor nur GQgf@-
8ofete III ale pier 3onen gelhidi
mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
G~initimntioFcit Ser
ScrIAcr Scr Il. u,

2ofe galcceB, q. 9. Gus llN-
8iienldoftler &omitee na6m ein-
thinning ieillen % Seiten iturfen
8eriht iiber &ontrolie Ser Mtoln-
al. Sad Der A6itinmullg
CAB Der ruiiiide Gele9ierte ole
GrfIaruns ab, Ole ghhuBfolgerun-
gen oes Berihtes ieien ,fbDpotbe-
unO beoingt."
Bic %4bitimmung iiber Oen Be-
rift mar Orei @od)en ulisgeiekt
morOen Inn Dem mtil1den Nus
iduBnitsIieo 3eit 3lt geben, Sn.
itruftionen pon Mosfnu ein3llbo-
len. Ger 8eri6t gebt jeBt ofl Sen
poIitiiden llnterousiduB Der uN !.
Rommiiiion fiir Atomfraft.
llntermisidyuB Nr. 2 miro
ben geridt itloieren un0 i'm BONN
fir Die 8er0ffentlihung freigeben.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
poIiscitbef id9IMe
0mecbliA ucecr


@oihinatom Gas SoSltItiaamt
gob befannt, es babe frimineae ge-
ihuIoi8unqen 9egen oen BoIi3eid)ei
Qpnipooo 2ouier Sr]uIl ans Bates
burg 9. g., erbaIten, Dem 3ltr Gait
geIegt meroe, Dab er an IL. 5ebrunr
einen Neger+0eteron lfIug uno mar
terte.
Sn Ser gefanntmohung miro Der
0eger oIs Siaaf @oooaro il. aus
9.g., be5eitnet, ullo es beiBt,
Dab er uinfoIge Ser erbnltenen ShId-
&c onuern6 erbIinoet it,
u9ie MiB6anoIuns lon itottgefun-
0en boben," erflGrt oos Sulti5omt.
..llohoem Sbul ben @ooOiDor0 In
einem Grte in Soutb Carolina ber-
9aftet botte. ats @runo oofiir tpuroe
geIteno gelnndt, Dob @ooomoro oltf
einem Nlto6us, nit Dem er nad) lei
iter Gntloiinng aus eillem @eereslo-
ger nod Soltie 3liriidfebrte. Stob-
rlln9en oeruriaht batte.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
@isIe Cffisicre iOaeu sntluHsn
mer0en

Gus arieJsoepartment min in Den
lladYiten ieds Monnten ialtienoe bon
Temperament Sffi5ieren aus Dem
Gienit entIaiiem 34tm Seil ans Spar-
inmfeitsgriinoen, gum Cell mlh oeS-
.balb, lun ein boIlitan1i9es Sifi5ierS-
torps non 6reipiui8en SIT erbalten.
litter Ser 0erfiigunJ meroen uiele
Gfi5iere Dis gum GltOe 0es Sabres
in Sas 2'piGd6en 5uriiffd)ren, Ole
inter noriroleu ltmiianoen bis 5itnl
nGditen 30. S.lni b6ttelt oianPn mill
len. Nnh eiiler Sh6tau9 oiirfta ct
ma ole S0iite ser 10000 Gifi3iere
I'M 9ieftit 0urd ole Anneiltng be-
riibrt melOen.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
ereinsEaIemNer

GOmcOrS GImb, Snc. grdiioent:
Carl Stober; SefretGr, s. o..
@intler, 7tO-6tb Str. I.@. Ser
iontmlungen am A.. Soustag /. 20.
8aiblastOm GGnserbnnb. @rdii.
bent: glltreO Gopf, Sefretdr: 6.
SrufieB, 1922 - Both 9lnce. &c. @.
Singltunoe ieOen 1. uno 8. Somstog
{. SO. I'M Snuie Scr. 1916 9tite
Street 9. 6.
@rOlpcet gill TrieSbOf. grGiiOcnt:
5rep 8ogeIiong; Sefret1r, s. IS.
8infler; Shosmeiiter: 2nitrence 81.
Stut. @eri. am 2. Samstas i'm
Isonot i'm 6rieo1ofsgeb6ltOe.
0emtide 5reimGarer 9Dgs Armi.
nins, 0r. %, S.N.A.I. Sefretar:
6reof. 8ertram, t34t S6epbero
Ctr. q. 6. 8erTommIun9 am 1.
Tienstoe I'M Mouot i'm Neuen Mn-
ionic Gempel, 13te unO $ StraBe,
il. %.
Greater Beneficial lIniUH, 9iitrifi
Rr. 100. @rGiiSent: Sobn @reolein
'SesretGr: Gbriition G9riit 1929
6infte StrnBe, g. %. 8eri. on
4. Dienstog m Monat int Souie SIR
1920 5 StrnBe, q. 6.
@reater Seneflcial llniOu, 9itrifs
Rr. 40. GrGiiOert Midel Soi
ner; SefretGr, G9riition &ronen
Sitter, 1104 8onipont Ctr, Situel
Spring, MO. 0eri. am a. 6reital
i'm MOnat int ,gBipe Yoint 9opern I"
i2te un6 g StrnBe. Nor0oit.
@nppert Seim 5ramsn SiIfsberein
BrdiiOentin: 6roli grnit u. 8ropn
8eriammlltng am 2. 9ienstag in
Wonat Inn 2 ltbr I'M @eim.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
Stalins 8mdJ fat cine Mnflage ODm
81 WiIiDneu

Qonoon. = Wie Der Mtosfdliel
Munofarf betalMitgibt bnt Stolins
Bud Cine f~llraJeinbte lleberlidi
Ser @aifidte Der GGSu fommnlni-
itiiden 0artei ser uSSH)" bisber
sic qroBte Aaflage aller murriltiifer
Bidder qe6obt, Die je perofienflidT
mor0en IND.
Gas 8lrht oas am 1. Gftober 1885
eridien, dat Iopeit IN 31,317,O0O
@remplaren 9lbiab ~geiunOen. gs II
in so SopietsS prnd)en Al. f6 freIl'
De Sprnhan lberleBt poroeH.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
GcOessalnseiec

6reimoen uno 8efonnten teilen
mir bierOurd nit, OoB uniere liebe
Mutter, SdDiegermlitter, @roBmut-
fer uno llrgroBmutter
Trau Qniic Stu6er
geb. 6inoIing
am 30. September 1916 I'M Sitter
ucn x Sobren %Ueritorben lit.
Die gindideruns bat in oI(er
Stiue itattgefuiloen.
Gle tralternoen SinterbIiebenen:
Garl Stober
Ilfreo 5tober unO Grou
6anlilie Sonles @. ArmItrong.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
SinftlanNsp crtrn0 fOtttint
pcr fricNcMsRNmfereM3

Eoris - Gle Barrier 6rieoens-
fonferen5 miro cine 9Ienoriitung
ON 6reitoe abbolten, INN an 0ieiem
Sal ODER Dem ndditen ben 6rieOens-
nertrog nit 6innIano gut5ubeiBen,
Dem eriten, Ger bisber %boIlenoet plir-
oe. Stootsiefretdr 8prnes miro ben
&oriib fiibreu. 9lir5 Oonadl oiirfte
ser AliBenminiiterrat 5iiommentre-
ten, Inn Oos Gofumient 5u inter
5eidnen, oas Der 8eteiligune 5inn
lambs an 3weiten MeItfrieg Elm
Gnoe iebt lio Sen @eg fir sic nit
glieoihoft oes 2anoes bel oen Der
einten Nntionen ebnet.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
1mnocr lll0nn ecItckt
0rane gum llIcrNen Gin

8rDorI, S1io ~ Sberiff Rorman
u. gornes erfIdrte, er meroe Die BE.
ihltIoigung oes MorOes gegen Den 81
idbri9en Sumes Robert @ngle erie.
ben einen friiberen Sigh Sdool-8e.
iud)er, Der ein ihriftIides @eitdnonis
Undergraduate. er babe Die 6ifbibe,
blonde gibIiotbefarin 6rdulein N6er-
nafbD oeinfoh umgdbroht, INN einen
Erong gum WforOen 81 befrieoigen".
Dieie Naor0Iuit bnbe er 5uerit in eng
lanO aIS nmerifoniider 0lotroie Der-
ipiirt.
6rGulein 4bernatbD matr0e i'm Rel.
lergeidoB 5piihen bIitbeipristen
3eitihriften nit % Stihmunoen
o~ltigefuunpn.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
KricostciInckmtcr
iprinot IN Cos

@em gorf Ger 27 Schre oIte
&rie8steilnebmer GougIos @idIifFe
'9raibear ir., lSobn eineS 9ireftorS
Der Amertcon Sobacco SO. in &id-
mono, 3d.. iprong Dor 9aseSonbpldJ
Dom rs. Stof oeS empire State Sc
l9duoes in oen iideren 9oo. Ser &0r=
Ter Ianoete ollf Der SO. Str. bel Ger 5.
ape. Brn1Dear bieltte m1brenO Des
&rieges bel Der 6llteobteiIung Der
Observation-Disclosures. Gr ioa ieiilen
5reunoeu 9egeniJber iiber grmii=
Aatngseri6eimingeu geflagt buben.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
2lMs Scr aItcr Acimat
Mrnr aprnipeidler fertiaaehsIIt

Rene 9Ormipeider fertisscitellt
gfebllo. Mls erlter aornipeider
I'M 4reiIe 5A0nberg lit iest ie.
ner III Rebna iertiggeItellt NOR
ben, 10 ooB er iett bpifiittet mer-
0en fam. Mud Der @etreloe-
ipeifer in Sdlogsoorf tonn ais
ierti9 9emeIOet luer0eu, 9leid)folls
Ser in Sh0nberg. gei mebreren
unoeren aornipeihern. 10 in Gre
besmiiblen, Gliis uip. fonOen
OieIer Gage Hihtfeite itatt, 10
bob fiir Oas aorn Der neuen Grnte
qeniigeno Qngerraum porbnttoen
Iein miro.
BrUfaftiom segen &atten geplnnt
girSbad1. Gberingenieur 3ibe-
Cilts mics I'M StnOtrot aii Ole
iiGnoia .ar0Ber meroenOe &otten-
plage bin Ole gu balOigen @egeu-
nlaBuobmen 5luinge. 8eionoers mi
0anofreiS inns ourd ben &atten-
froB i6gpere Sdaoen entltanoen.
Ger 9tlotrot itinmte Dem Bor-
ihla3 elmer @roBbefdnpEur9sof'
ton 9egen Die &attenploge Sl
un0 ueranloBte Die ioforti9e Sn=
ongrtfrai1Ille enffprenelloer Q
bereitlllqs tnaBna1melI
GD. Sem1i'ar nteoer erOIIhei
stuttgart Si e oler e~Oall9etl.
Wonl6ronn GdoutoI. W[alt6e1t-
ron unsA llrod hohen ihre pr.
Kit mie0er an~Faenonunen. Die
i shgSienopitoifen aeben uaf Ell
10 ,oTfe gfiffnfa .0e8 ,Sersoas III
rih MN Wjirf4enlbero in SER Ge-
forn1otionsseit 3uriid lltto lin0 in
friT6eren Aloitern aus Dem Mjt-
~teInItpr unterae6rodt. IN oieien
sh,Siernnitolten foun ie0er @nnt-
noiinit -olr;oeuca1nlen meroen, Ser
1nit ia SSShrpn in elmer idlue.
ron Nriiftnl1 a S~beriduIlrot in
st1ttaort r9dpneiit. oaR or iiber.
Sprd6Ihnitt(ife peoobrtpa unO
4enntniIip hot Ser Mltfeutholt
II SipIpn nier 5eminoren iii 10
itp,(os Sic Reifpbritflrnu on sic.
lon Sntprndtpn ermooliht Den
gintrift in Nos giibinaeu Sttft, IN
6pm mo6ren6 hes llnineriitatsitll-
6irms Ser 4ltientboIt ebenfoIls
foifpr[os if
Wobnnngsaufbait III Wtillldyeu
@iindyen. 1000 8obrun9etl
auuroen III Wflindleil I'M Saltfe Oeo
eriten ytodtriegsIabres auieoeraltt-
gebailt. 10000 lpeltere 8obnllll,
gen tonnten m fltr5er 3elt mteoer
in~1tntogelebt neroeil, lpenil oos mo-
tl9e Observation-Disclosures otl9elleIert
fpiiroe- gisber limo $4,000 SUI
blfnieter StraBe1ld)utt II Whitl-
den beleitigt. Bel 9letdgblelberloen
Setlttn9en lollen ore StaBen Der
Staot i1l nadlterl Jritblabr ld)utt=
freI leln. % Wiitllonen Walierltel-
ne fonnten tpon Dem blsber emit
Terntell SdJutt etller Mleoeroer-
speroung 5lgelilbrt peroen.
10 TriideH INTERCHANGEABLE
Salle. 80 oon Den III Der BRO
ping Sud)len lonrdl ben &rieg
5erltorten 128 Brilden lino mieoer
llrltarc9elebt lporoe1. 6erner muir
oen 90 Rro5el1t dtler 5erltorten
StraBen lpleOer ber9eltellt.
Sttttsarter TOrtel : Terlas erbielt
Ni5ef5
Stntt8art. Sic nlneritnnild)e
Mtllttarregierinlg erteilt Dem 6or+
tel Verlag IN Stnttgort Seger-f
lob ole Terlagli5en5. Ger Terlo9
Ut leIt 1919 ais Eionler 9es
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
dat D rfQMfcm.

llmftGuOebaIber biIig. Suites He=
ltanramt nit Bier nn6 8einaus-
Idlanf mnO abaeteiItem @rOcerpitOre.
@sSbans mnO 4 &abinen, 3 2-3 Af=
fer 0rnnS, 200 Guf TrOnt am De-
tenle 0isbtuag, grOfes 6aus nit
SciSuaherbei5uns. Treis $4,000.
Terniprefer SIigO 1880.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
2lttentat nMf Gitc
in GcnNcn ocMtmnfclt

&onoon = Gs 5irfulierten in Con
Don @eriidte iiber ein slttentot oltf
oas 9eben Maridan &itos, oes 9re'
BON Siaoilomien, Die ofiiaiele
iugoilomiide Nadridten 9gentur
CARING iteIt ieooh Die MeIoungen
aIs unbegriinoet bin. Sic meint,
lie ieien ,,tppiid fir bic @iinide, Sic
in &om unO sLtben ibren sluseang
BADEN 2isEee pgIet MOni-
or, petf1n0te RiteilIa9eif an Die
ReoattioHeH bah Hidbts iiber bic Sc
befannt lei.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
8MAcripcnNe fir Sic
bnYcriiAcn SdMlcn

@1iinfell Die nnerifaniide
Wilitarreaierung bat aus Sen 8eitdn=
Den Der 3, Nrnlee neitere 1876 Con
nen Bidder fir baDeriide Sfulen
geitiftet. Ne6en itaotsbiirgerflino-
liden, geidihtliden uno foafmdnni-
id)en @ebrbiidern boil0eIt es iid)
baltptid6Ii6 Inn ted1niife ltnO ma
tbematiide @erfe, ofe i'll engiiider
Sprod)e obgefoBt iinO ltno oesbalb
III eriter 2inie fitr tednii6e uno
bobere 9ebranitnlten ioipie lSodidit-
len in 6roge fomanen.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
perIanot:

iueroen in eineu GcrridaftIidem
9ans9aIt cine %erfabreue GSdim, Elm
&iidenmGOden, Elm SamsmG6den
nnO Elm Samsmanu. M~ngenebme
Steamng Del better 8esa6lMng. Sc
lepbOn: NatiOnOI 2629 OSer 8OOO-
leu 2f74.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
NrmesbOipitGler merOem anm SAT-
resenOe ,Surplms"

Gas arie3s=Iepartnela erflarfe
iiebal Armeesaunfenb6itie ais 5ltnl
Sobresen5e iiberiliiiiig. Gs iifo Dies
oaS @ollon1t- 6oInital. Stoten S.
lano, q. o., inns Maion 6oipttal,
BRENTWOOD, 2nitJ Sslano, g. g.,
SIM 81. 9e3eHtber uSurplus~
lner0en.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04


Seib5i3. Gle 9lttide National-
ba6liograf5ie, Die Don ser Geitihell
gii6erei in 9eip3i5 6earbeitet miro
itt0 idmtlid,e in 0eiltider Sprode
e~rlfeincn0en Sdriften uer3eihnet,
erifeint mieoer.
j =
@ien. 8eoor Sein8 Silpert lei
men &Iain in 3iirid Hegie 3l fii6reu,
permirfliht, mfrs er i'm 56eater III
Der Soiefitaot cine 'Sbnfeipeare- N(ltf-
liiDrlr18 ..aito Santa Cruz, elm
@erf 0es Sftpei5er alltors Mar
Nriidl, oeiien llraltffiibrun8 pr in
3iiridN betreltte, ~iri5enieren.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
eebensmittclpafete ans 9anemarf

@ie oas Il. 9. department OF
State fiir8lid befannt CAB, iinO jebt
Observation-Disclosures aus Game,
mari mad GeutidInno 5nI1iiig.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04

3=3immeriaes gunsalUm an Slte=
res driitIides G6epaar OOer aaein-
ltebenOem @anu. Nidtrnmder umO
Widttrinfer. Sslep6Om QCenf
19d1
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
Sran eniie stober aeitorbsn

Aut 80. September peritorb i'm
2lIter BON II Snbren Srou Cutie
tSto6er aus 0inslingen in 8ooen.
Sic fam I'M Sabre 1889 oui 8eiud
bierber, poielbit 8pei ibrer 50bue,
Carl uno AlfreO wobnen. SnfoEBe
oes ariegsarsbrltdes fonnte lie ni1t
in lire !Scimat aurildfebren uro
ge5luungen bier 5u bIeiben. Sic
lpobnte BEL ibrem Sobne GarI Sto-
Der in arlington, go. Sn ser les=
ten 3eit pltroe lie frGntlid uno
in OoS GeSornette Saioto-
RUM in Stoiton eebrodt merOen
moielbIt lie am Montag Deritnrb.
Die Aide miro nud 6rieoeuidlrB
i'll sic Mlte Seimot gebroht ufrO I'M
6omiIiengrob in GingIingeR beige
iebt per6en.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
arSRs Fiffg@srt

Sic ioIgenOen 8eitrGge iino fir
Oas @ilisperf our 2inOerltne Der
Not in Gcutihlono e%ingegangen;
s.. u. q. $500
Mrs. q. 100
Or. Nnnn 8artid-G mne 10000
Augiiit NIbredt 800
$2ft.OO
9iSber eingegomqen 14,373.O0
@einmtbetrag $14,5S4.00
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
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glm 1. September 1915 $28S.72
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Seriommlungen unO
llnterboltungen $530.49
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merOen. lie 6rage zines &lltbIo-
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Sen. Crit mofte Der 8oritanO nil
len, ME oiele 2eute lid Dem Club
an3tifllieBen ge0enfen.
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5eigte iolgenoes &eiultat:
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Sefret1r: $. g. @infler
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teten SSrou MeiBiter uno Sobn Die
Mitglieoer nit 5peiie ur0 Grant,
melde Die Grihienenen bis our Mit-
ternodtsitunoe beiiommen bielten.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04

Berlin. 49, Or. &llrt Mnef, benz
'bisberigen Gerpaltilngs- Gireftor 6es
6e6bel-S beaters, lit Sic @eitun5 oeS
Nennfiiance : Gbenters iibertraaei1
lpor0erl. W2it Der Gr6ffmlua Der
Spiet5eif mt nor En6V Eff06cr mid,
Evening star., 1946-09-28
Robot TuIk
From the Reno Evening Gazzets

From the Reno Evening Gazette.
Don't fire your stenographer now, but
a Russian scientist Is alleged to have
developed a device designed to replace
large proportion of the stenography
used today.
The Russian-a Prof. Myasnikov-
claims to have perfected a typewriter
which responds to voice instead of finger
impulses. The instrument is said to
function on the acoustical quality of
vowels and consonants, which sets up
electrical impulses and operates the
keys.
If such device has indeed been per-
fected it promises to play hob" with a
lot of occupations and some other de-
vices. Eliminating one dictation opera
tion-the person who listens and tran
ScrlbeS what the speaker says-it would
render current dictaphones obsolete.
And such an instrument would furnish
employment problems for newspaper re-
write men as well as to stenographers
The reporter on the story would simply
telephone in to typewriter instead of
to rewrite man.
We can see trouble ahead, however, II
this purported device depends upon the
acoustical quality of vowels and con-
sonants as uttered by the average busi-
nesSman or news reporter. How, for
instance, will the machine know that
'idear" and "rambunkshus" shouldn't be
spelled that wavo
Evening star., 1946-09-28

labor legislation. As long as MIR, Tru-
man remains in the White House there
Will be danger of a veto-unless Mr..
Truman should have a change of heart
and cease to be under the influence of
political advisers who contend he must
give LABOR everything it demands in order
to be reelected in 1948 The surer way
is to elect enough Republicans and
Democrats to Congress who believe the
Federal Government must be in a posi-
ton to deal with the devastating in
dustrlai warfare which has set this
country back at a time when it needed
particularly to go ahead
Mr.. Rlchberg was one of those who
worked on the draft of the Ball-Burton-
Hatch labor bill, offered early in the
present Congress. This bill, a carefully
prepared measure which contained
many essential changes in existing law
and also made strikes or lockouts illegal
IN activities directly affecting the pub
lie health, was given no conSidera ton
whatever by either the President or his
Secretary of Labor. 1t was sponsored
by coalition OF Republican and Demo-
cratic SenatorS-Ball of Minnesota and
Burton OF Ohio (noW an associate JUS
tlce OF the Supreme Court. Republi-
cans. and Hatch of New Mexico. Demo-
crat. Today it still rests in a commit
tee plgeonhole-due to the unwilling
ness OF the administration to have it
taken up for consideratioh-or even for
hearing.
In country which just experienced
strike of maritime workers that for
II days tied up the ports of the United
States as tightly as though they had
been successfully blockaded by an enemy
nation, with resulting loss of millions
to the employers and the workers and
with great hardship to the public, it is
time something was done to bring about
better laws and better industrial rela-
tions.
The trend today is toward the de-
struction of free economy by labor
monopolies. Mr.. Richberg insists that
at the same time democratic processes
OF government are being destroyed by
labor dictators." This has been made
possible by lopsided Federal laws giving
labor rights which no other individual
or group possesses. 1t is to prevent any
change in such laws that the labor
leaders and the CLOS PAC are fighting
today in the congressional campaign.
1t looks to the observer as though
Republican victory at the polls, in many
OF the congressional districts and
States, Is needed if there is to be any
real hope for a change