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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-12
Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On

Chronic bronchitis may. develop Ii
your cough, chest cold, or acute bron-
chitis is not treated and you cannot
afford to take a chance with anymedi-
cine less potent than Creomulsion
which goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegn and aid nature to
soothe and heal raw, tender, infamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
Creomulsion blends beechwood
creosote bySpecial process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
It contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have tried, tell your druggist to
sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with
the understanding you must like the
way it quickly allays the cough, per-
uniting rest and sleep, or you are to
have your money back. (Adv.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-12

IF the COHS Co -,
non,llation, they will fine
, yos,nn for most of the legislative
'up rr.n, which President Truman
plo' eneeested. More than a taous.
D 49,, field reporters for the 1nsti'
ana have in recent months done
TUE ' o+ W. what the President recon-
eAa that members OF Congress
l ao"they have talked to carefully
e ay cross-section Of voters IN
Sundreds of communities.
Thew have found that the pub
liz is on President Humans side
IN IN six out of seven OF his major
Concentrations that have been
covered in polls.
STRIKES. The plan for fact.
sndino boards and a 30-day cool
i ins off period before workers &C
m nn+ m strike is approved by nearly
o;oht out of every ten voters, the
, Ito Institute survey shows. More.
ouer the measure is favored by
the rank and file of labor union
members polled.
. UNIVERSAL M lit A r Y
rRAININ G.. Latest poll find:
mos show seven out of every ten
American voters in favor OF one
Years military or naval training
for all able-bodied young men.
Twelve consecutive surveys on
tbe issue during the past three
wears have all shown a high vote
nj approval for the program.
2 UNEMPLOYMENT COMPEN-
SATION. The Presidents recon-
mendation for increasing jobless
benefits up to a maximum of $25
weekly for 26 weeks finds opinion
fairly evenly divided, with a slight
preponderance in favor. Asurvey
on the issue showed 46 per cent
for the plan, 40 per cent opposed,
and IA per cent expressing nc
opinion.
4. F. E. p. G. Opinion is close
ly divided on proposals to elimi.
nate race discrimination in hir.
ing workers - the fair employ.
ment practice measure which the
President has supported. The
public's vote on the measure
shows 43 per cent in favor, A
per cent opposed, and 10 per cent
without opinion.
5. MINIMUM WAGE. The Ad.
plan for raising the
wage minimum up to sixty-five
cents an hour wins approval from
a substantial majority of voters
familiar with the general meaning
Of the term minimum wage.
6. FEDERAL PAY RISE. The
general public is sympathetic to
the Presidents proposal for higher
pay for Federal employees. A re.
cert survey found a majority in
'avor of 20 per cent pay boost
Tor Federal civil service workers.
Higher pay for Congressman and
Senator's, however, is not approved
BY the majority of voters question.
ed in recent polls.
!. PRICE CONTROL. AS nigh
be expected, price controls are
popular with the people, the MAORI
ty (72 per cent? wanting to see
them continued, as the Presiden
recommends.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-12
Blasting Tests Held
On Farms In Sampson

CLINTON, Jan. 10. - Blasting
demonstrations were conducted in
the Delway-Clinton section by the
Extension Division of North Caro-
lima State college at the farms of
J. M. Exile and o. R. Boone, ac-
cording to Sampson County Agent
E. ]. Morgan.
Five hundred farmers witnessed
the demonstration in which over
300 cubic yards of earth were NOV
ed for drainage purposes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-12
TO PASS RESOLUTION

NEW BERN, Jan. 11.-Resolu-
tons of respect for the late Sheriff
R. B. Lane are being prepared for
presentation in Superior court.
Judge J. Paul Frizzelle named a
committee composed of Judge R..
A. Mum, W. B. R. Guion and r.
E. Whitehurst.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-12
Report Mrs. Van Leuven
Condition Satisfactory

The condition of Mrs. C. Van
Leuven, who suffered serious in
juries in an automobile accident
in Baltimore Wednesday, is report
ed satisfactory at Johns Hopkins
hospital, in that city.
Mrs. Van Leuven has been in
Baltimore with her husband, c.
Van Leuven who is also a patient
at Johns Hopkins. Mr.. Van Leu
VEINS condition has been reported
as improved.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-12

R. L. Coble was introduced by
Leo Sykes as guest Of the Club.
Oscar Simpson made report on
bowling. Sam Berger proposed a
Ladies Night which was adopted
for February 18th, Saint Valen-
tines Day. Guy Pigford, president,
presided.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-12

The cabin provides ample space
for the seven crew members to
rest and relax in warm surround
ings after labors in the chilling
winds of Slocurnb creek and other
waters in the air stations vicinity.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-12
LARGE RUBBER COLLECTION

During the scrap rubber drive,
the 680 people on Block Island,
IL miles off Rhode Islands coast,
collected IS IL pounds of rubber
scrap. for every man, woman and
child on the island.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-12
GAMBLE PLANT

Insects which crawl inside the
jack-in-the-pulpit fl o yer are
never allowed to escape. Their
bodies furnish the plant with
nourishment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-12
NEW BOAT ADDED

CHERRY POINT, Jan. ia
new 63-foot boat has been. added
to the fleet of crash boats under
the direction of 1t. L. ". Angelo
at Cherry Points boat crew dock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-12
Waters Approve Major
Items of Truman Program,
OfNecessary Legislation
poonle Of Country Sides With Him On Six
Ont 0nt Of Seven Recommendations AS He
Takes His Case Direct To Public
GALLUP POLL SAYS:
Bv GEORGE GALLUP

nirector American Institute Of Public Opinion
vrEToN N j., January 11-President Truman suoo.s+.a
If Congress that they talk common nennIs IN
the districts the issues facing the country
their nome f a..
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-12

It is naive to suppose, as appar-
emily Senator Vandenberg does,
that secrecy depends on whether
our government is willing officially
to inform other governments. All
governments, including our own,
use secret intelligence, and it is by
secret intelligence that they will in
fact obtain-are no doubt in fact
obtaining - their information.
What is officially withheld or Of
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23
prciIc fir tpcitcrc
GcocnItGnNc crhSht

Die S84 Ieste nlirmebr nelie
aleinperfoufspreile fir 8uuoTunf-
opparate, @erOe, @aihmoihinel
Staltbloltger, 8rotrolter, 8itgeleiien
un0 oerihteoene onOere 8ebrauhs-
nrtifel felt. Die 8reiser6obnngen
bemegen Iid 8mii6en Orei unO 8wOlf
Yro5ent.
0ieie @rbobungen, Die nod Der
@rfldrung Der 9Y4 IN lIebereinItim-
mung nit Dem nelien 8reisnufiihts-
geleb limo, mer0en mirfinm, lobnl0
Die &leinb1n6ler flelle 3ieTerungen
Don ibren 5nbrifonten nit BEN neuetl
Yreis3etteln erbolten.
Die Ourhldnittlihen 8%leinban=
oelserbobungen auf 90 ArAlr. bon
Serbrmihsmaren betragen:
Sir &unofuntgernIs uno elef-
trii6e @romnopbone 0rei 8ro8ent;
eleftrii1e @eroe neun Yro5ent; Gas
berOe fiinf 8ro8ent; feline eleftriide
8egenit1nOe ME 8rotrolter, 8iigel-
ellen, @ei5ofen uno &niierabparate
bier 8ro6ent.
6obrr0oer 3,5 8ro5ent; Spirol-
fe0ern 10 &ro3ent; gelpobnlides
SnusboIts : 8or5p.un iieben Bro-
gent; 8an0ubren uno nbren obne
5teine leds 8ro5ent; &o6len-, Del
ur0 &olsber0e flint 9ro5ent.
Aluminiumgei6irr fiinf 9ro5ent;
Observation-Disclosures bier 8ro3ent; Me-
tanbettitelen uno 5Deiltodige 8etten
orei Hroaent,
8iiroeinrihtungen aus W9etan
bier 8ro5ent, AuBenmotore finf
8rooent; pbotograpbiide Ausrii-
ltung, &omeras, feline Hroieftoren
uno 2idtmeiier ie6s 8ro3ent.
Gragbare Shpeibmoi6inen fiinf
8ro3ent; 5toubinueer iieben Bro-
sent; @oihmnidinen iieben Bro-
gent; Nouleaur 5ebn Hro5ent.
@ie Die SB4 mitteilte, ioIlen Boz
bere 8reiie. fir aiibIl6ranfe in
aiir5e berousfommen.
Die jeBigen @rbobungen murOen
gem1b Dem nelter Treisnufiihts-
geiet 3ugeltorloen, weldes anor0net,
oaB Die @eminne Der @roB- uno
aleinbanoler niht inter Dem &ab-
men pom 81. Mdr8 berabgeOriidt
meroen loaen.
~
6riiber ihon bntte Die SBA ben
Sabrifanten oieier Artifel Breis-
3ugeitGnoniiie gemo1t, Oannols aber
muBten Die @6noler einen Seil ODER
Die garlde 8reis0ifferen5 trngen.
Die nuilmebrigen grbobungen
Itelen nod Den I%usfiibrungen Der
S8M Den Mnteil oar, ben Die S1no-
Ter Ieit Dem 81. We6r5 ouF lid at
nebnten %ge8iuungen paren.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23
G&A9G@ IonStc 1923 SDnnen mad
Dem 8cid

Ser oG6urd) @orlo Seruice". cine
Mitglieosorgoniiotion oes G&A2S@,
CAB betannt, onB Der Council Of SRe-
lief Agencies 2icenie0 for Operation
in @ermnup" bis Is. SUM- 1928
Sonnen Qe6ensmittel uno Gleioung
nod Teutihlono geihidt bat. 9ie @e-
iamt5iifer ser 5ransporte tpuroe mad
oen SenOungen berehnet, oie I'M Sa-
fen Don Bremen onfumen. SIN ,,GSa
800" orbeiten befanntlih Is oer-
lfieoene @ruppen oaer reli9ioIen uno
poIitiid]en @ruppen 3uIommen. Bon
ser 9enonnten 3obl fo1en 6.379,000
8funO oif 9ebensmittel ltro 2,677,-
600 Yfln0 olti aleioung. Gle Der.
teilunq ser Senonngen ipurOe in
IeutibIan0 pom 0Noten Greu5", Don
uGnritas- @erbon0", bon Dem o@oon.
geliihen 91ismerf~ uno Der uarbei
terlpoblfn5rt" oorQenommen.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23

cine grobe &oIle, 10 Dob Oie al
tehniid,en unO t6eoretbiifen Yrob-
lemen intereiiierten Terionen Der
Armee uno 5lotte if6er 6rogen
oes 6ol5es, ser Sertilien, Oes
Sngenieurpeiens. ser AitropbDiit
unO Geologic unDer5iigli9 unter-
rittet merOen fonnten.
Isle oft fun1en Anfrogen DE
reft aus Dem 5elO, ole lid olff
4ranf6eitstrdger, 5liegen, Snieften,
MolIusfen, 3otten be3ogen. AnOere
ipieOer ii6er geogropbiihe Be
i6uffenbeit, Ipradlide @igenidof-
ten 2anOungen Ii. aufnnbmen. Die
lie Sniormationen 5Gblten mad
toltienoen. Sb es nun 6ormoio
ODER @o6nungen in Burmn be-
trof, Oh man iiber Die Hoiien-
froge n1Deres miiien wollte oOer
nltrouomil6e 0nten, uergiftete
oOer @on0ero0gel, SdltB
Don Eauben, Snieften nls 4ron.
oas Snititut e%rteilte
oie geuinidten 9Iusfiinfte.
Diaies Snititut sur ,y@ripeite-
rlng Ser &enntniiie uno Ser
6reitung 0es 8iiiens unter ben
lit ie6r eroB geipor-
Ben unro beiist 5piiden Dem
8oibington Monument ltn0 Dem
mebrere @eb1itoe cine
9alerie unO 9ibliotef. IS lit 10
re6t Ser Mittelpunft Der miilen-
Ihoftlifen 6orifutg utO Oes Sort
scr omerifonii6en 8ilien-
iAoften.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23
HMnNcrtj0hrIcicr Ncs
$mithcnian ynltitmt

@aIbington. - Set @eneratio
men ltebt oas Smitboninn Sn
ititut ulif Der oMuB" Bite oel
geiuder Der &nuptitoot, melht
Die Sebensmiiroigfeiten beiidtigen
uf0 am 10. Muguit feierte sic be
ribmte InitaIt oaS Set 0es bum
o~erti1brigen geitebens.
AIs Der engliide @eIebrte eint
Spenoe pon $550,OOO Fir sic SdoI.
fune miomete, 0ouerte es Sobre
bis iih Der &ongreB entihloB
lie aus6unebmen. Canals Itanf
man NIT Merifo i'm @rieg, abel
fonnte gu Der eolen StiftunQ
nidt nein Iagen.
Settler, insbeIon0ere in beioer
&riegen, bnt 0os Snltitnt ltne1o.
lid uieG 0a5uheigetrogef. oaB Dit
CUR &riegsfiibrung Ielbit unge.
beuer miftigen MISREPRESENTATION
8eitrage aus Sen Mrfipen unf
BeltdtOen Der armee uno Slot.
te 3ufamen.
@leid nod &riegsollsbruh mur-
De bon Der Anitalt Elm etbnolo.
glider ausiduB eingeiebt, UNI
onoere Igenturen entItonoen, Inn
tefniide Snforntotionen 81 ertei-
len. Gori6ungsproiefte muroen er.
PROFIT, Elm Sngenieurlnboratorium
bali Dem nationalen @rfinoerfon3il
bel ben Nrbeiten, un0 ole Be.
5iehungen NIT 2otein Mmerifo
binIidtli6 oieier 3eiltungen muir
ben g~eforbert.
Ge6It ben uStu0ien oes Sit-
tergrurtoS Oes &riegesl Sic in
100000 gremploren bon 6lotte
nn0 Arnee benubt mur0en. gut
oas Snititut orroere Sdriften 9er-
aus uno leiitete DerOienitpolle Be-
8ugorbeiten fiir friegsmiiienifoft-
lide 6orifung. &eeresperionen
botten freien 3utritt, aud an
Sonntagen, 5u Den @inri1tungen
oes Snitituts uno fonnten an
@rfuriionen t~eilnebmen.
Inter ben 8iiienidoften. mel6e
bel Der Mitar6eit in 5roge ia
men, moren 9(ntbropologie, 8iolo.
gle, Geologic uno pbDiif bpion=
oers wihtig. Die piinitige Gage
in @nibineton ipielte 9ierbsi aud
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23
ttiirttcmtbcres Icktc
KSnioin osltcrbSn

Eii6ingen. - Sn 8e6enbouien lit
oie leste 40niein Don 8iirttem-
BERG i'm AIter pom 81 Sobren
aeltorben. R0nigin Charlotte fii6r-
te lett 1918 oen Titel elmer Ser
3ogin 5u @iirttemberg. Cine &c.
borene 9rin5eiim Uon Stoumbure.
2ippe, murOe lie 1886 Die 5rpei-
te 6rau oes 0amoligen &ronprin-
5en 8il6elm. Die @be bIieb fin
0erlos. 1891 folgte 8iIbelm 2. lei
mem Snfel Q0nig 8orI ouf Den
neutrality-suspicious. Gbronv er ber-
.5idtete oitf i'm am 90. 9oOem-
Der 1918. Seit0em lebten Die @at-
ten ouf Dem ShloB gje6enboliielt,
Oos ser Onmalige 8olfsItaat 8iir-
temberg Dem ebemaIiq.en &0nigs-
paar auf 2ebfns5eh itberloiien
.botte. Set 1921 mar Die @rf0ni-
gin @itme. Plus ser erlten @be
ibres @utten Iebt nod) cine Tofter,
Die 6iiritin 8auline gu 8ieo.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23
pereinsFaIenSer

GOnrOrS GImb, Snc. grdiiOent
Carl Stober; Sefret1r, u. Q. Burg
borOt, 427 Burner Str, GbeDi
Gbaie, W0. 8erlammlltngen monat
Iih.
8aI6instOn GGnserbnnS. @rGii
bent: 4lfreO &opf, Sefret1r: s
TrudieB 1922 ~ 35t6 glace, g. 8
SingItunOe ieoen /. uno 3. Snmstaf
/. 90. im @oule Scr. 1716 31itI
Street @. 6.
TrOipett 9iII TrieObOf. grdiiOent
6reO gogeIiong; Setretdr, s. q
8infler; Sdnsmeiiter: 2aurence .
Stus. 8eri. am 2. 5amstag I'M
Monot i'm Srie0bofsgeb1uoe
0cmtIde Jreimaarer GOse Armi-
Minis, Ir. %, S.N.N.@. 5efret6r
6reOf. 8ertrnm 1341 S6epber6
Str, q. g.. @eriommIung am /.
Cienstog i'm Monot i'm Nelien Waa-
ionic Tempel, 13te uno s StroBe,
9C. US.
grcater Beneficial tlniOn, 9iitrift
CTR. 100. @r6IiSent: Sobn @reolein;
SesretGr: G6riition G6riit 1922
6lnfte StrnBe, g. %. gerI. am
4. 0ienstog I'M Monat inl Souie SIR
1920 s StraBe, %. g.
Wreuter Beneficial rlniOH, 9iftrift
SRr. 40. &r6itOent: Midel 9oi.
ner; Sefret1r, Gbriitinn &ronen.
Sitter, 11O4 gonipnnt Str, SiLper
Spring, DO. 0eri. am 4. Greitoe
i'm Monot i'm ,A6ipe Hoint Sooern" =.
i2te uro g StroBe, NoroOii.
3nppert Seim Trauen SiIfsOerein.
@rdiioentin: 6rau grnit 50. 8ropn;
8%erlnmmlung am 2. Dienstag i'm
Monat I'M 2 llbr i'm Seim.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23

@1ite oes 9ohi6warSwnl0es font
men ole Sabre getreulih Die 2u-
pinen pieoer. 9ie leudteno bloaen
un0 meiBen 8llnten ldpniiden jebt
mieOer Die 5elienbdnge Oes S0aen-
tolls. GnuIenofn6 5ei9en lie iid)
Oil Dem 8nbnforper Der Sonentnl-
uno 0~reiieenbpbn. &nble lttO Doe
SGnge oer1pon0elt oleTe BIltne mob
reno ibrer 8liite3eit in einen Sep.
bid BOZ bloller &er5en altf inttenl
@ritn. Sic Blltme bat it'd aud
unter oie @orgGrten ser @1uiel
gemiiht. uno Wonniglid prnngt i'll
nuf Ben 9er9mntten 3mild)en tbrer
6lii6en0en Nof)born.
WSiin5fnnO anf friiberer 3Omeritrakl
Sn Wllrg, u~ttterbolb oes Hptet
Sauies, mltrbe cine irttereIlantl
Miin3e g%efun0en. @s banoelt lib I'M
eire r0miihe 8ron5emiiu0e, einel
aleiilontonininrt oes 3. Snbrbdtn
0erts. Die AperSieite 5eiat 0ns BilI
Oes aoiiers GlnliOiuS @ot6icus mi
Der llmihrift 5IdB. Glouoius
Aug. Die Heoersieite Die Sie9es.
9ottin nit elmer belite unleierlihet
llmihriit. Ger 6in0er bot oil
Wfiin3e 0es Sddinger 6eimutamt.
Ieum ilbergeben. Sic lit nllf Del
romiiden 5traBe Derloren gegangen
Die iiber Ben iotbolispaB fommeno
BORT oorbei fiibrt. Sn friiberen Sab.
reil wuroen BORT idlon naerbnnt
Otitn5funOe gemadlt, Die aus BEN
W~fittelalter ltammen ms in Scr.
binoling iteben nit Der groBen itru.
tegiihen 9eoentung gera0e OeS
Rotbollspaiies fiir Die eberoli9G
uoroeroiterreidiide 2nnoesperteiOi.
1ltllg.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23
N1mIclimis Gcitbc mfrs
SnmtiIic iaber0cbcn

fpm. - 0dd elmer @ntIfei-
Dung Oes itolieniiGe.1 &obinetts
Iollen 8enito M%fuiioliEnis @ebei-
lie ipdter ieiner 6nniilie 3uriif-
gegeben tperoen, aber o~oroerbonO
meroen lie an einem unbefann-
ten Blab ruben. Mirfiiter Bietro
0enni erfldrte Observation-Disclosures
qegeniiber, Oieier 8eidJIuB lei ge-
faBt Doroen, 0nmit niht meitere
3pHdenfdlle entitiin0em. 8ie frit-
Der beridtet muroe, ibotten So
idiiten Ben 2eidnnm i'm apriI in
NioilarO geitobIen unb berborgen
gebnIten, bis er Dor einigen ga
gen BON Der @oIi8ei entOeft MUIR
Sc. 81
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23
Nermert ,9oIen. fir 9pRfadlsn nsIin

USE Oas 8oitamt mitteilt, miilien
Oieienigen @erionen, Die 8rieie, 8oit.
farten lmO Goitpotete nad ebemols
oeutiden @ebieten idliden. Oie nor ser
OefinitS0en @ren5feitiesune 8olen gu.
geiprohen morOen iino, 0en Germerf
,,Eolen" GGolonoO oltf ibre &oitio-
den ieten. SSn Der Cot meroen 0eror-
tige Sen0ungen genou ME ole allqe.
meinen 9riefe, 8oitforten uno 8oit-
pofete noh 8olen beban0elt ul0 Oes-
wegen lit Oie 9e5eihnung ,@olanO"
bon GROCER 8id)tigfeit fiir Die @mtp-
f6nger unO Ibienoer.
Gas @ebiet. nm neld)es es iih Oo.
bel banOelt, miro uon ser Eoitbeb0roe
folgen0ermoBen Oefuliert:
II Geile non 8ommern, 8ran0en.
burg unO S6leiien, Die oItlid BON eli.
ner @ren5linie liegen, melde BEL Der
Sitiee unmittelbar meitlid uon Stui.
nemiinoe beginut, Damn ser C0er in
iiiOlider Gihtung bis gu ibrem gu
iammeniluB NIT ser 3eiBe folgt un0
bon BORT ser 9eiBe entlong iiiolih bis
sur tife6oiloipufiiden @ren5e Der
lditft.
p Ger Cell non SitpreuBen, Ser
I'M Sii0en elmer @ren5linie liegt, mel
DIE n0rOlid bon, ober nabe Bel
8%rounsberg, iiiolif Don 8renBiih-
@Dlou, noroIid) non @eroolten, moro.
lid bon Ingeropp uno iiiolih bon
@benro0e ~uerI1uft.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23

@enu llnreAt Hedt beiiegt,
miro &e&tes ME geoei9eH.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23

Singen Gus hnrofteriltildDe
8abr6eiden 0es 9egous, Der @oben-
ltoffeln, bleibt erbnlten. Ser SIM
trog alli 8ie0eroltfnobme Der Pr
belt in Dem Bhialtwerf S'obenitoffeln
miro nidt meifer perfolet. Cine Pr
beitsgemeinifuft miro pofiir Gorge
trogeiL Dab aud in 3ufunft jeDer
@efabr erner 8eleitigltne Oes 9er9es
0urh inoultrieae Alisbeutung reht-
5eitig begegret miro.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23
prGfiNcntcm>Sadkt
in OMcnIct

4uoniet, u. 5. = Gum eritenmol
lett 1914 fam @r0ii0ent Cruz
man geitern nah Neu : england.
Bel ieinem Iebten 8eiud fattoi-
Oierte er fiir Den 8olten oes 8i-
5e%prGii0enten in oieiem 8e5irf.
Sic Soht y8ill;oms6urg~ fam
BEL beitem @etter bier an uno
unferte in Ser 066e oes groBen
Triggers u8bilipptne Sea-" Ser
Br1iioent minfte sen oielen BOO
ten 5lt, Die gum gergniigen 1r-
terneqs qparen lt1o neriu1ten, in
0ie 916e Der williamsburg" 81
fommen.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23
@ernidtenb

.,Snben Sic ihon irgenomel6e
Stimmen iiber mein nelieites Berf
geb0rt?. frnet Elm Sdrittitener ben
nnOeren.
ga, elm Wionn Sbres Nomens
bat SEN Ieoofteur I'M Die 8efnnnt-
aabe, Dab er feineswegs ioentiid nit
sShnen lit"
Montana labor news., 1946-03-07
CHICKENS COME HOME TO RoOST

The action Of the United State Government
IN settling for 81. 626, 900 its civil claims against
The Anaconda Wire and Gable Company brings
70 an end the civil liability Of this Company
financially, but much more will be required 10
ext;npuish the moral responsibility to the people
81 he United States and to Russia. The Com-
nanv has heretofore admitted its guilt and ac-
oepted the criminal penalty.
II will be remembered that the wire and cable
fradulently manufactured was used tor field tele.
phones. upon which our soldiers had to depend
for their very lives, and the degaussing cable that
was used to protect our ships from magnetic
mines. were the subject Of this fraud. Had one
deeaussing cable failed we might have lost a ful!
ship load Of our fighting men to say nothing or
one of our ships and apparently all the COMPANY
cot out OF it was one half Of the sum- set out minus
violation penalties. A worker would have been
charged with treason and executed. Money will
never pay for the prestige we lost with Russia
and much Of the present suspicion that is appar-
emily felt by those people may be traced to this
source.
As Americans we must defend American in
stitutions but it is hard when any Of the large in
terests who purport to represent US perPetrate
fraud against one Of our former allies and jeo-
pardize the lives and we'll being Of our soldier.
and sailors. What price in dollars and cents d.
thew put on their patriotism?
Montana labor news., 1946-03-07

az industrial peace, requires some iun-
damcntal purpose and plan. Yet the
American people have been propagah-
died into an %cxtravagant and undis-
eliminating fear OF planning. we who
long ago accepted planning IN a dozen
ears from the education OF our children
10 the preservation OF public health
act as II planning OF any sort we're the
enemy Of liberty. We who have seen
the fatcful Harvesting OF atomic en-
erpv bv man apparently believe that
we can control the social forces OF the
modern world. in which the release OF
atomic energy has required such rig
orous planning in laboratories and fac-
tories. without any plan at all. we
CRY over planning as a menace 70 I'D
crtv withou, understanding how Tree
dom is denied BY the hunger, unem-
ployment and industrial strife inherent
in our profit system. W. believe that
any man can become President OF the
United States-a fact which on occa-
sion has been proved-and certainly
tina, any man can vote for President,
but that no worker is good enough TO
vote for the director OF the corporation
in which he invests his energies. hat
is a function vested in absentee stock
holders who usually exercise IT by
proxy.
Instead OF talking in terms OF abstrac-
tons like collcctivism and individual
ism, planning and freedom, We should
be talking about vha, ought to be So
ciallv owned and how il ought to DC
managed in order that there may bt
both abundance and freedom. lnsteat
Of denouncing all planning as II J
! rlcant totalitarianism, we should DIS
,uss the kind of planning consisten
with freedom. | agree with Barbar;
Wootton that the essential feature o
: planning is the right Of a public author
Z itv TO determine economic prorities
The RICH, sort OF planning requires ia
less bureaucracy and red tape than "
accepted in war.
y Even worse than in domestic polio
( our lcaderloss confusion in winnin
lasting peace. The well-mght comple'
$. failure OF our government. from Pea
Uarbor on, to have any plan Tor pea
recent in terms OF negatives; It's Lac
Continued N page q
Montana labor news., 1946-03-07

Wh,t interest have the American people IN
Na,chur;a or Iran or Indonesia? The speech
- Winston Churchill shows the same blatant
,,cl Of understanding Of the trend OF huHa"
.rer,s toward a more just social order ana
responsibility to the welfare OF the peo-
,Je Nor should it be forgotten that most OF o"e
Chinese in Manchuria have been communists
for many years. Why not let them solve 'he'
own government systems without interference
And so far as Spain is concerned the On'e0
States England and France created the same
conditions which they are now complaining
about The Spanish people established a re-
n,bl;c bv a quiet. orderly system OF baliotne'
These nations thought the new government "a'
100 much to the left, so aided in its overthrow
thereby destroyed the sense OF representative
Government and republican forms which VI were
.,,nno.ed to have fought for in this war.
The people Of the world looked hopefully 10
the new British labor government and to Amer.
;ca for a more comprehensive realization OF
EQUALITY among nations and peoples, but seem
doomed TO disappointment However. nothing
> .ton The flood Of thought toward a new
,.o,d With lessened imperialism and less concen-
tration of wealth.