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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
Ports Authority Plan

Within the coming weeks, the United
States Maritime commission is expected
to hand down a decision that will have
great bearing on Wilmington's future
as a port and industrial center.
The commission will rule whether
or not it will sell a large part of its big
shipyard here to the North Carolina
Ports Authority for $1,200,000
During the past week, representa-
tives of the Authority, assisted by
North Carolina Congressional leaders,
appeared before the greatest shipping
board in the world and pleaded their
case. Additional information and facts
will be submitted soon in order that the
commission will have a thorough un-
Outstanding of what the Authority's
proposal means not only to Wilmington
but all North Carolina.
The decision is tremendously i'm
portant from more than one standpoint.
First, it is the proposal Of the Au-
thority to convert certain facilities at
the now-idle yard into d~eep-water ter
,oipo1c IN corvo 4bo or+;ro c+o+o Th;c
phase of the general plan would fill a
long-felt need here.
Second, the Authority intends to
make certain areas and other facilities
of the large establishment available
for industrial sites. The present ware
houses would also be used for storage
facilities.
These are but the highlights of the
A%uthority's well-laid plans. There are
numerous other features, all of con-
siderable advantage in the advance
ment of Wilmington as a port and in
dustrial city.
The Authority can do this without
seriously affecting the general charac-
ter of the plant as a shipyard. The
ways, heart of a shipbuilding facility,
would remain intact. What changes
that would be made would be of a ma
ture that, should the country again
find itself in the midst of a war emer-
gency, it would not take great time
and effort to place the establishment
back into production. We believe this
an excellent answer to the argument
that it must be kept on a standby
basis.
In addition, the Authority has
promised to build additional ware
houses and other facilities, including
ones for ship repairs, which would en-
nance the value of the yard should it's
return to the government become neces-
sary.
Neither should the matter of the
$1,200,000 be overlooked. In these
days of outright abandonment of many
wartime establishments with the gov
eminent receiving little if anything
financially in return, it is heartening
to see an opportunity offered for the
salvage of even a small part of the
many millions expended.
Therefore, it is quite apparent from
the standpoints of the community, the
state and federal government that the
Authority's proposal is a sound one. For
the welfare of all, it should receive
a favorable answer from the commits
sion. If it does not, then Wilmington
will have been barred from it's greatest
opportunity for advancement in recent
years. =
Borneo h~eadhunters are reported to
be dying off. In these days it's hard
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
The Gallup Poll
me Gallup F0H
Party Is Severely Jolted
In Biz City Traditional Strongholds
BY GEORGE GALLUP
Director, American Institute Of
Public Opinion

Public Opinion
PRINCETON, N. j., Nov. 16. -
The Democrats suffered serious
losses in the big cities on Novem-
Der 5.
These cities with populations of
500, 900 or more) have been the ira
ditional strongholds of the Demo-
cratic Party outside the Solid
South. 1t was in these areas that
the Democrats rolled up such i'm
pressive majorities during the
Roosevelt era.
In its 1916 prediction analysis.
the Gallup Poll pointed out that
the Democrats were distined to
suffer their keenest losses this year
in the large cities
New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
Baltimore, Buffalo, Pittsburgh,
Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, Mil
waukee, st. Louis, San Francisco,
and Los Angeles.
What happened in the great
metropolitan sections can be ap-
praised from three points of view:
% The division of the votes
cast-How many voted Demo
cratic; how many Republican.
co What effect the division of
the vote had upon the seats in the
Congressional elections. 90 The
turnout in the big cities.
Division of Vote
The extent of detection from the
Democratic Party among city vot-
ers in Congressional elections is
eleven percentage points since
1914.
Following is a table showing the
trend of Congressional voting in
the IS big cities, taken as a group:
Demo- Repub-
cratic lican
1914 500 400
1916 40 81
Effect Of Vote Upon Seats
The shift between 1914 and 1916
is spelled out Dramatically in the
total Republican gain of seats in
the districts affected by the big city
vote.
The Republicans needed to pick
up rs additional seats, over and
above what they had going into the
elections, in order to take over
control of House of Representa-
tives.
In districts embraced by the 10
large cities Zone half or more of
the population of the districts with
in a city,, the Republicans picked
up % seats.
They picked up six more in
cities between 100, 600 and 500, 900
population so that actually, the Re-
publicans were given the neces-
sary seats to take control of the
House by the voters in the large
cities alone.
The picture is best shown in table
form:
Is Largest Cities
Won by Won by
Dems. Reps.
1914 = 81 y
.1946 ----------- "a 81
Turnout
How successful were the. big
city machines in turning out the
vote? The answer to this question
may hold clues as to how effective
a job they will do in 1913, when
the presidency is at stake.
Indications to date are that the
machines could have done a far
better job than they did in herd
ing voters to the ballot boxes cleo
ton day. On the basis of returns
from about three-fourths of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17

The Library Of Congress is the
largest and most expensive library
building in the world. Its original
cost was about 81. 600. 600.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17

Borneo headhunters are reported to
be dying off. In these days it's hard
to get ahead >..
Washington Journal., 1946-10-18
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@f Qfuno 9ofete per Edt ino BON bier nod Der mneritoniiden,
britutpn lmo Der f%ron5ofiten 8eiobungs5one erloubt. Sic @ofete
maien Die ge5eidnuna ,@iftpodase" trogcn uo f0nneu ale not
i%pen0isen geoorfsortifcl e%ntboIten ipe 2ebensnittel, 9leioung um.
Roudbmoteriol gift nhht ais SebensnotDenotg, od perOen menge
@Gdten 3igordten oOer 1obaf niht beonitanoet. Sic founen ge-
leeentIit audi einige neue aleiOmesttde ionic neue aiuOeridu9e
beifigen.
Sebfscpadte gofete nod Berlin meroeu nibt t%efGroert, jeOOd
iohe Ourd ggentureu.
Sapilhen on etn5elnen 8eiobtngs5onen in 0eutihlano lit elm
~beiaranfter gafetpoiperfebr regemdBio bis gu efnenl Pfnno
600 @rnnnD 8ulaiig.
Der QnftpOiberfebr nnt 9eutidIonO in ue 8eiasungs5onen lit
tpieoer er0ffnet moroen. Gas. 3ortO berdet 30c ote babe ltn5e.
Die acknowledging f6imen griefeu nod Geufidouo begefHgt
'perOen g Cents. r
Ceferreid: griefe bis al einenr gfano tuO &oIforten audi s-
I11tidlen Snbnlts: Rortoi1Be: 3 Gents fWr &1rteh uO 5 Gents
fir Die erfe lln5e oes 8rieies, ale peitereu lln3en te 8 Gents
9uftpon: bis alt ei1eni 8fnn0, so Gents iee babe ltn5e. II YoIt-
pofete bis al ii 9fno BEL 70 3oa ltmfung. SOrtciaBe: Tiuno
40 Gents, ii Gfuao $1.87, fem 8oneuunteribieO.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-18
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II. S.>5cnc gut

Berlin - Die 8rotgetrei0eernte
in Den orei 2Gnoern Der omerifnni-
iben 8eiosnngs5one 9eutihlanos
miro ungefdbr oem @rnteertrag Oes
Sa6res 1915 entlpred]eL nGbrenO
Oie aartofielernte geringer ousfal.
len miro, beiBt es i'm lebten @oden-
beridt Ser 0silit1rregierung Scr
8ereinigten Staate:
Die 3uderriibenernte miro better
iein ais Die o~orJdprige, a6er Die
Grnte an &ops uno 2einiomen miro
ais oiebr idle6t" be5ei1net.
@leih5eitig miro I'M ~erpGbnten
@odenberift Ser MilitGrbe6orOe
mitgeteiIt, ooB ein lte6ereinfomnen
Der bier 9elosrngsm61te iiber bic
AltSgabe BON AeiIe-2
forten er5ieIt merOen fonnte. 9iele
~beion0eren 2ebensmittelfarten wer-
Ben III nlleH bier 8eIaBungs5onen
8iiltigfeit baben. Meiien0e, Die ii1
fir orei ODER mebr Gage Don i6rem
itdnOigen @o6niib entfernen, Mill
len fir Die 9ouer i6rer &eiie ibre
regulGren Observation-Disclosures abqes
ben lno erbalten oofiir &eiies2e=
benSmitteIfarten ,Oie ibnen Anipruf
oui Nabrungsmittel in 6obe BON
1900 aolorien @dbrmert je &eile=
tag geben. 3as gilt unterihie0s-
fnS.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-18
Ds6eiAcb crrcidbt
1O2 &1teiIcn 6Sbc

N5ite Son0s, q. o., Ole
Nrmee erreidte nit einem 0elttIden
70 Rafeten9eidoBe cine S06e BON
1902 O1eilen pro Stunoe 0urf oie
2lrit nn0 fIo3 iiifoIge elmer anqe-
brodten Semmuung eli 0finuten Iang.
Gas @eihoB fiibrte aomeras uno
Uerihie0ene on0ere Snitrumente nit,
Inn neue gaten iiber Die foSmiIdje
Strablung 81 erboIten. 9ie Snitru
mellte muroen llnter Scr Qeitung 0e
6orihun9sinitituts Der 6Iotte initial
liert.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-18
2lms Scr 0lrcn Hcintat
6~ainfterLaaer

glumberg p Sin 9roBes &amlter=
lo1er in 8efleloungsitiiden &inoer-
ndidle, 9ebensmittellL &eis, &inoer-
nGhrmitteln, 9offee, 8~ienenbonig Ii.
i. anlrroe bier I'M Gairfbnrs itlo &C.
bensmittelgeiddit Serbit SarOer
alTgeoedt uno belhIagnobmt.
8efansene in GnslGmO sra6en Slug
bUm6en aus
Qol1oon Gelitlde &riegsgefnn=
lene mer0en iett Slrn eriten Mol CUR
gusgrabung nid)terplooierter Bom-
ben Ser 9uftspaffe benltst. God mer-
ben lie, in llebereinItimuiing nit Sen
@erfer 8~eItimmungen, ie0esmoI Don
ergliid9en 8ionieren o6gel0It tperoen,
il6al0 Die Irbeit gef6brlid) miro.
SnOuftrie : Nnsitellmng in &Ottipeil
S6ernoorf - gluf Anregullg Der
Milit1rregierltn3 lit in Hottiueil Ell
ne Snoultrie= ltno @eper6eausitel=
lung Der areiie &ott4peil uno 5utt-
lingen uernnitaltet moroen,Sa 0ie Or
port : Muiterihou in 1iibingen MIR
einem beihrdnften @erlonenfreis 5l-
ganglih lit. Iitf Der AuSIteIIung, ole
an %. Auguit er0ffnet mltroe, aparen
iamtlidle 3peige Der SnouItrie un6
0es 8eaperbeS Uertreten. @db-
reno fiir Die @nltptin0uitrien lt6ren,
hlrurgild)e %Snitrumerte rlrO @eoer=
iroultrie je eine &olIeftiUIfau obne
5irmenbelenntug p~orgeieben mar,
trnten Die iibrigel AusiteIler ais
Sin5elausiteller unter ihrer 5irnibe-
5eid)nung olti.
9Ofs gegen &artOffeIm
@uoqDi8sburg - @ie BEL ben 4on=
trollen Ser 2nnoespoli5ei gegen ole
9artoffelbamiterer ieitgeitellt muroe,
lit in 4loingen bel 9itoipigSburg Don
einem itaot. @oslperf a~uBerbal6 oeg
GreiieS Die MISUNDERSTANDING ouf
Dem Snulfbmoelspeg Ell groB be-
trieben moroen. Bon Dem @oSmert
muroe ioes 0iteren Elm 2oihpoaen
nit 8ofs nnd NLoingen entianot, ser
bort bel oen 9ouern gegen &artoffeIn
inter 8eriidiid)tigung Der entIpre-
denoen 3reisunterihieoe eingebon-
0eIt muroe.
NnnitiDn eEplU6iert bei Nremerba.
ben; 6 Cute
Drei amerifnriife Soloaten un6
orei oeutiden Rriegsgeiangene wltr.
ben getotet, nls nabe 8remerbouen
$1,000 Nflno oeutihe Mllnition in
bic Observation-Disclosures
Soloaten linO iehS 6eutide Rriegs.
aefangene er[itten gerIebungen. ,,lie
uriade Der Grploiioa lift unbeEamt.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-18
Grmppcnbclpcomn0 urr
Jade Ncs SImebanns

6ranffurt - Ter Barn auf Sill.
&c omerifaniiter 6llig5eige itber Die
SifefoiIonafei unO llngurn mlrOe
pl0blif mieOer u%ifge6ober, bleibt
aber nod fiir MiIitdr- ulr0 SonOeIs-
fIitg5en9e in be5ug alri <mdnien in
Groft. Gle 8earHten meigerten iit,
cine G%rfldrung iiber ole @riinOe Oes
9annes unO ieine pl6bIiheu Aitfge-
bittg nus5ugebeu.
(Sn WaIbingtou muroe ser Mei-
nltng Gusorud p%erlieberb ooB Der
Bnun altf Man0oer un0 Triippen6e.
ruegungen 5uriid5rfiibren lei, oenn
Oas lei audi idon einmol inn Anfang
0es Sa6res auf ben ousOriidIiden
@unid, Der Auiien erfoIgt.)
Washington Journal., 1946-10-18
Ghinnos ScINntcn
crcbcrtcn K0l0at1

Nonfing, Cos @erteioigungs.
Winiiterilrm Ger Acknowledgment
gfbt Die @innabme BON RoIgon, ser
Be5irfSbnuptItaot Der &onmuniite
in Gho6ar, befannt. Gieier Berift ii
'lnn fommlniltiider lSeite nod MIDI
hnItStiat moroen. Sollte er ober gu.
trefien, Oonn lit 5ll befiir6ten, bal
Der 8iirgerfrieg in Gbina 6is gum
bitteren gnoe oltsgef1mpFt meroen
miro.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-18
Ntcsf0m rmft elf
aus u. =. bcitm

Neu Yorf H Ser gi3efouiuI 0es
rnllilden @eneralfonIuIotS in q. g.,
Nnotol SaforDlep, erflGrte, ooB Ell
Biir9er Der SoDjet Union, 0ie 5lrr
Seilnobnte an amerifuniIden Slo.
nen- &ongreB mad, Ben Ser. Stoaten
9efofnmen ieien, non ibrer &egieruue
olrTgeforoert moroen mdren mie0er
leim5ufebren, Oonit Iie ser Geror0.
mtlla oes Suiti3 departments, be.
treffs HegfitrierurQ OILS agenten eli.
ter ansldiloiiden Madt, nidt nod
5ltfomnlen braltbteu.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-18

GOnrurO GIu6, Snc. grdiioeut.
Gorl Sto6er; SefretGr, $. q.
@infler, 7iO-6tb Str. G.B. Der.
Iommlungen om A.. Somstog i. Nt.
8aIblastOm GGnssrbnnO. &r1ii.
Oent: IIfre0 Ropt, SefretGr: 6.
SrudieB, 1922 - 35tb Ylnce, g. 8.
SingitrnOe ieOen I. utto 3. Sumstn9
l. 90. im Snuie SIR. 1916 31ite
Street Q. s.
%rOIpect SiII SrieObOf. @rdiiOent:
6reO g%oseIiong; Sefretar, $. g.
BinfIer; Sdasmeiiter: laurence 8.
Slut. geri. au 2. Samstag i'm
Ronat I'M 6rieobofsgebdltbe
0emtide Jreimaarer 9Ose Armi.
Mus, Nr. 25, T.N.A.&. Sefretar:
6reof. 8prtram, 1341 SbepberO
Ctr, q. 6. 8eriommIung am /.
0ienstds I'M Monot i'm Heuen Mn.
ionic Sempel, 13te uno $ StroBe,
u. @.
Greater Beneficial uniOn, 9iItrift
Rr. 100. 9rdiicent: Sobn @reolein;
Sesretdr: Gbriitian g5riit 1929
Binfte StraBe. g. W. 8eri. am
a. 9ienStng mi Monot inl Sauie SIR
1920 5 StraBe, q. 6.
Greater geneFiciaI tlniOn, 9iftrift
Rr. 40. 9rGiiOent: Nfidel Yoi.
uer; GefretGr, Gbriition &ronen.
Sitter, tt04 Boniuant Ctr, Giluer
Spring, DO. 9eri. an 4. 5reitas
I'M Monot I'M ,,5iue Boint SoOern".
i2te un0 & StraRe, Nor0oit.
3nppert Sctm Jraueu SilfsuereiH.
9rdiioentin: 6rult grnit 8. 8rOwH;
Neriammlltng an 2. 0ienStog I'M
Nonot I'M 2 ubr I'M Seim.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-18
so Sabrs ipsSrBciratet
Serr nnO Sran Ebilip 0ittes fsisr-
ten am Gienstng Ons %isItsne Tsit Der
@OlOemen 6OdSeit

VuAHANNH RpuJ0NA
Nm 9ieustaa, 0en 10. OCTOBER.
feierten Serr unO 6rau &bilip Dit.
ties Dos 6eit Ser @oIoenen Sod5eit.
Ger 3ltbiIar lit in Gietelsbeim bel
aorlsrube @ooen) geboren uito
fam I'M Sabre 1894 i'm glter BON
,23 Sabren nah Ameritn. Seine @e-
mablin itantntt aus Morblirg bel
GofieI (Seiieu) uno lit lett 1892 im
2onOe. @err Gittes mar crit ais
8ierbrouer beidditiet3 ipGterbin
mar CT Subober mebrerer @irtidlof-
ten. nit Gin5ug ser @robibitiOn
fnto er Initellung I'M 8otoniiden
@orten, poieIbit er bis 5u ieiner
Remembering beiHGftigt mar. Der
Che entiproiien 5rpei S0dter, peIde
bpioe uerbeirotet iinO.: Srou &1tbe
Moore un0 6rau 6rie0o llfnbaii.
2ebtere boben einen Sobn itno cine
Sodter. BUR 5eier noren Diele
geIooene @1lte ulo Sreltn0e eri6ie-
men Inn Dem beliebten St6elpaar III
re @liidpiinide oor5ubringen. Mit
Dem &ereinsIeben ser 9euti6itdm-
miaen @aibinatons lit mo NOR Serr
Cities INNER eng ber6un0en.
Ger Sdreiber Nieier 3eiIen fam iih
falm einer 6eitliffeit erinmern, an
meIder SEER Cities nift teiIgenom-
men c6er iel6it oftiD tdtiq mar.
Ghrmmg i'm 1emtIden @GiienBaus
Sn Der MISUNDERSTANDING
am b%ergangenen Spnntag Nahmit=
tag nlroen Serr uno 6rou Cities
eon3 beionoers geebrt. 6err Cities
gebort idon niele Sabre Dem Ser
maItltnqSrat ais Mtit9lie0 al. gr
mur0e nit Serrn GboS. Socobien
5uiomnlen in sen @oritano ertp16lt
nndoem er bereits orei Sabre Dor
Der ais Geleaat sic Arminilrsloge
pertreten hotte. ltngeidbr so @Gite
no6nien an Der 6eier tell un6 foit
ale 1Iteren MitQlieoer maren oli-
meien0 i1no bradten ihre @iinihe
oar, Ii. a. sic Serrn G6as. 8otId)
Gbas. Sacobien uiO. IrnlL SEER
9r. 8eder mo Srol, Ser @nt.
6. Zimmerman unO 6rult, 6ran
emma Sbonforot. tpelde i6on lett
Is SSahren fiirs @aiienbalts t1tig
lit. 6roi @oulo, 81 Sahre, TIRE
Wlitter 25 Sabre norber, 6rou @m.
6. zimmerman, 33 Sabre, Srolt
MiIer. 5rai @ie9ono, SEER 9fll=
Oolph Santelmnnn; SEER 8in @roB,
lfo onoere. Ger &~oriibenoe, SEER
Treo Sdneiocr. iiberreiMte Dem SSit-
3elpaor I'M Hamen oes 0ireftnri-
INNS Elm 1iibides @eidbenf. gpi aaf-
FEE lltlo einem groBen 6oh3eitsfl=
den nerIe6te mon einige ongenebme
StttlOen III edter @oh3eitsitim=
mling. 9oS Solrnal, 3i Oeiien trelt-
en- I%aaqiahri9en 9eiern Semitic Git
ties geb6rt, gratuliert nnHtraglih
sum fpite l1o rpiinid)t b~eionoers
@liid unO @eiunObeit auf oem fer
neren 2%ebensmeqe.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-18

1liANf lfN0tNA ~ -N%4 lbl&N@to tftA
nit @eibnadiSpofetcn, lit IN 9riid
luno lit in einigeu 5ogen in runierm
8iiro SIT BADEN.
- @or5 pIotlid peritarb I'M NI-
ter BON "A 9Sobren am Sonnobenr
Nafmittog SEER 6reo 8ogeEiang,
p%ohn6aft 2025 g. Capitol StraBe
Or mar ser @oriibenoe oes GerrpaII
tungsrateS 0es Geltider @roIpeci
Sid 8rieoboies uno mar alif ben
@ege 3ur monotliden @%eriommlunl
I'M 6rieobofe, ais i'm Ben Soo ereil
tc. Gr mar in Bremen geboren mi
fanl als II jabriger Sunge mad
Amcrifa. Sier mar er als u8ul
Senoer~ beid1ftigt. Nls er nit ben
GinSug ser @robi6ition ieine pr
belt perlor erbielt er cine 4nitellun(
I'M 4apitol, moielbit er bis 81 ieinel
0eniionierung nrbeitete. @r beira
tete Dor so Sobren Die 8itipe Sdne
6el, weIde i'm iiberIebt. Gin Der
Itor6ener 8rlloer mobnte in 8nlti
more.
Mus 9eutidIono iino bic gl
tern pen Serrn &alpb 4anoer, Den
Sefret1r oeS Oriental BnuuereinS
ongefommen. Gbenfaas SEER Uni
5ralt &orner, Ser friiher in AutbI
Shl1dterei angeiteIlt mar.
Gle @1ite pieIer @otels il
@oibinqton ihauoerten, nls faltei
@etter poroilsgeiaqt muroe, Oenn oi
Sei3er 0robten, iid ebenfoas ben
Streif ser 5000 SoteIangeitelltel
an5uIflieBen. ginige Moidiniitel
haben bereits Die @rbeit nieoergeIegt
Gas grefutiu- &omitee mill oieie $50
die 34lommentreten, Inn iiber elmer
8oaitreif Der Maidiniiten unO Sci
3er 81 bernten.
Sic @erbnuolungen 5fpiIdei
ben Sdriftiebern uno ben 9ruf
ferei6eIisern boben nod gu tei
nen enoeiiltigen &eiultat gefiibrt
Der ausItanO Ser 9dder iuar nui
Don tlr5er bauer. Sbre 6oroeriinn
qen muroen bepiaigt. - Ole lori
uerS~ in ben 8raltereien iuaren nod
am Gtreif ols oieie 3eilen seif)rie
ben tpur0en.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-18
5m . rFamfcn:

ltmitanOebalber biais. Suites Oie-
itanrant nit Bier nnO @einans=
idlanf mnO a6aeteiItem @rDcerbItOre.
G;sbans mn6 4 &abinen, 3 2-3 Nf=
fer @runO, 200 5nf 6rOnt am De-
femie Sisbiuap, grOfes 6anS nit
SeisluaHerbei5nng. Hreis $4,000.
SermIpredjer GligD 1880.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-18
perIantot:

merOen in einen berrfdaftlidem
5aus6alt cine %srfabreue a6diu, Elm
&idenmGoden, Elm SansmGOdcM
unO Gin Samsmann. Nngemebmc
Stcllnna bei better 8esablmma. S.
lepbOn: WatiOnal 1929 u6er @OO6-
len 2174.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-18
Scnfser

Gas 6rGuIein 9odter min Sange
rim aueroen. @as Elm &afden mer
Den min ...
,ah, ooB es bod bel ben Men'
iden mare apie bei Den 8ogeiH4
Ielti5t Der Serr SABA, ,l0a iingen oil
M1nnhen uno Ole 1dmen galten Der
Stnnbel~.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-18
Ucrlatot

9emtidje Srau our @erridtuns BON
algemeiHer t6ausarbeit in angenebmer
Steile. 4Dbn $4,000 mUnatlidl.
Ansuit Sdpcmf, 1894 JrmitIan6
&Oa6, Sriitlan6, @a6. @6Dne, Gpruce
0970.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-18
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Evening star., 1946-12-04
Greater Hesse 5 Plan
|0f Specialization Hits
Small Part Of Industry
BY the Associoied Press

FRANKFURT, Dec. 4.-The So
called specialization" plan adopted
December / by the German state OF
Greater Hesse actually will affect
only a small part of the states in
dustries, American Military Govern
ment officials said today.
Nor will the plan provide socialis-
tic state ownership and operation OF
the affected industries in either the
British or the Russian manner
these officials predicted.
| But it will, they agreed, provide
state regulation Of most basic indus
tries and a form of public operation
which will prevent individual DOM
ination of large enterprises vital to
the welfare of all the people.
COLLECTIVE Property" Specified.
The new constitution requires that
mines, iron, steel and power plants
and rail transportation systems
shall be transferred to collective
property"
collective property" the consti-
tuition declares, is the possession OF
the people. The disposal and ad-
iministration of such property is to
be assigned on the basis of detailed
Legislative provisions to such legal
entities as offer a guarantee that the
property will serve the welfare and
prosperity of the people exclusively
and that accumulations Of power will
be avoided.
Exactly how that will be done
remains to be worked out in detail
by the newly elected Parliament.
Organizations to Operate Units.
However, military government Of
ficials said, statements Of the con-
stitution's authors and their tenta-
tive drafts of proposed legislation
make. this clear:
It is not intended that the state
government itself take over owner
ship and operation of the collec-
tivized industries.
Instead, the properties will be
transferred to public or quasi
public organizations such as cities,
counties, trade unions or consumer
co-operatives, with perhaps several
such organizations sharing in the
operation Of a single concern.
1.-THE main idea is that no single
individual or group should gain
complete control of any basic en-
terprise," one official said.
The scope of the plan is sharply
curtailed, however, by the exception
from collective ownership of busi-
ness enterprises "the seat Of which
is not located in greater Hesse."