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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19
Mr.. Gromyko Again Objects

When the Baruch proposal Tor atomic
energy control was first presented, the
Russian delegate, Andrea A. Gromyko,
objected to it's provisions-one IN par
ticular-and so delayed action on the
subject which has more to do with the
hope of world peace than anything the
United Nations faces. When the pro-
posal was again presented on Tuesday,
Mr.. Gromyko again objected, with the
result that action is again postponed,
hopefully only until tomorrow, and we
must believe his secret reason, what
ever his vocal explanation, was the
same as on the previous occasion.
The Baruch plan calls for concert
of the powers in the enforcement of
atomic controls. It emissions the right
of such international forces as may
be set up to make. its own investiga-
lions in all participating countries,
without let or hindrance by the local
governments, to. make assurance doubly
sure that atomic energy is used only for
the pursuits of peace, and never for the
purpose of war.
Mr.. Gromyko, presumably acting on
Moscow's instructions, first contended
that enforcement should be left to the
separate nations. Now, in the discussion
on Tuesday, he declares that certain
Russian demands are not met, and there
must be more time for study. 1t would
be hard to think that the reason for
his position has undergone any material
change. Obviously, Russia intends to
have it's own atomic policy without in
reference, or ever observation, from
without it's frontiers. AS always, Mos
COW must play a lone hand.
But cannot Moscow see whittier this
leads? Can it not understand that Rus
STA is laying the foundation for new
and greater suspicion among the other
powers, despite the fact that of late
there has been a conciliatory inclination
on the part of its representatives? Can
not it realize that if it stands out for
independent national enforcement Of
atomic controls, it must wind up in all
the great powers pursuing their own
course, with the probable result that
the atomic bomb will disrupt any plans
for united peace on earth?
It is hopeless, and utterly foolish,
for Russia to expect to conduct it's own
atomic policy, to the exclusion of the
other powers. If Mr.. Gromyko persists
in his stand against the Baruch plan
we are more likely to witness an arma-
ment race, with another war inevitable,
instead of arms limitations everywhere.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19

elect another friend of Bilbo's to the
Senate.
Thew ere war contractors. But they
donv that Bilbo was helping them Sc
cure war contracts. How they must love
that man!
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19
His Loving Friends

Friends of Senator Bilbo gave him
an expensive car, painted his house, dug
him a lake to the tune of some SO. 900
in addition to money v~ariously esti-
mated at $4,000 and $40, 900 con-
tributed to an unsuccessful campaign to
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19

the resolution would not be su0I''
to Presidential veto. +.
In setting up the budget tne n a.,
cautions the committees r.
aside a reserve fund for deflcleH''
appropriations late-. In le Ill,
years last-minute deficiency Dr. =,
have sometimes exceeded orlsm'
ALLEGATIONS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19

ing Of the elaborate observance it is
to receive. 1t memoralizes the most
amazing era of economic progress and
human betterment in the long sweep
of world history.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19

We would not be forgetful, o
Lord, of those under the discipline
of pain. We would serve them and
be served BY them. Amen.
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M. 9. 8.

Gin gutter Sreuno uno 8obltdter
oes Solepbinltms ltnlerer Na6bar=
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SoiepbinunL Bis cine Stride uno Elm
Bfarrbaus eingeri6tet ltnb. 8i,
wiini6en bem neuen bo61p. Srn. Der
beiten grfolg bel Der Srganiiation
leiner neuen Bfarrei.
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@trdhptdaesl@s;1 !

Wfa6tion, isis. - Die bieiige ct.
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ion auserieben lit, 1puroe bereits in
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bon bem @ouperneur sSames 6. Doth
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Scoesan5eigen

Serbinanb Sellman. @eboren am
%, sluguIt 1862 in Steinfelo, 81
oenbltrg, Selltidlano. gr fam als
iunger Wann na6 slmerifo uno lieB
lt6 in @lton, Sa., nieoer. Sort per-
mablte er it6 om 4. 6ebruar 1891
NIT SRI. Warp slnna Mienors. Spa
ter iiebelten ite iiber nab Ilmena,
isis, mo- lie ne6en ibrer Sorm audi
ein SoniggelGaft betrieben. Sr. Sell
man itarb am ID. Sanuar 1916, nad
5meiidbrigem 2eioen: gr binterlGBt
orei Sobne, 5pei Sohter, 5tpeiunb-
5pon5ig gnfel uno einen @roBenfel.
Seine Satin ging ibm am 9. SUM
1907 i'm Sooe porauf. Ser 9eritor=
bene lpar elmer unierer dlteIten uno
eifrigiten 2eier uno @obltGter oes
Soiepbinltms.
Srau W. 8efmann. @eltorben am
Z. Sanuar 1916 in Chicago, ssn. II-
te Selerin.
Suiepb Settinser ien. geltorben
am 13. Sftober 1915 infolge zines
ltnfalls i'm Ilter bon breiunbiieb5ig
Sabren in Chicago, 81.
George $. 2emgers len. 8eltorben
am 16. Ge3ember 1916 inn sllter BON
oreiunoadt5ig Sabren in Cincinnati,
.. Sitter 2eier.
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| an ben oantaIigen 8iifof 2efeDre BON
Getroit iibereeben
Chicago, Sn. Mnf Der Dltrd-
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er am 81. Sebrnar in ben Offentli-
hen &oniiitoriim i'm ct. Heters.
Dom ben &arbinaIsbut empfangen
Ion, beiubte 8iidof 9bon1as 9ien,
SID, bon Slingtali in China aith
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8ontififolamt feierte. &arbinaI Sien
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9. Sommerbauier, 81, Bfarrer Der
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genoiienidaft. 1885 tpurbe er our
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|einer getpiiien @eibe 1tno Mnbetung
@ottes. Der inn Shiff ser Stride per-
lon,melte Sell Der @emeinoe ging
olib i'm gan5en tpilig oarouf elm rno
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gan5en in Dem Ibenomoble nur cine
3eremonie. @s lit au6 ni6ts tpeiter
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faneen. ssSn Der @lei6giiltigfeit unb
acknowledgement Der Weiiten ipie-
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itanO ab. Wan iiebt es ben guten
Seuten an baB tie nidt tpiiien, mas
tie empfangen. 8iele nla6en nod
nit, tDeil es 5um guten Con gebort.
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lung l1no gnitunb beim gmpfang.
Sn oielen @emeinoen lduft bor un6
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abfalen fann, nod in ser Stride blei-
ben? Cine geiltiee &omnunion fem
|nen tie freilid au6 ni6t. SSn l1rba1
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uno iingt ACCOMMODATIONS ab, be-
tra6tet 1pobl au6 neugierig Die &lei-
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oen Sii6 berumgeben. geur penige
enpfangen fnieno bas glben6mabI.
Sn Der Gegel treten 1ie NIT einem
freunoli6en &opfniden, nit elmer
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mas aber mebr Dem 8aitor gilt. Man
tritt on 6en ,s4ltar' beran, nirnn1t 6as
grot uno Den @ein itebenb uno ent.
fernt it6 mieoer nit elmer GbnIi6en
8ebaroe. Son @nbetung ouf ben @es
ltdtern babe id, 10 iebr i6 es tpunl6-
te, falt ME ettpas benterft. sSnnerli6
emport bat mid oft Ser glnbIid fol-
6er, Die iib bemiibten, einen mog-
li6lt groBen Sblud @ein 5u neb.
men, oaB tie ben &eI1 mir formli6
in Der Sanb nieoeroriidten uno meb-
rere 3iige totem, als tpolIten iie iih
fiir Den 8ei6tgrolhen enti6Goigen.
gtiht minoer enporenb tpar ser Mn-
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oerl6ein tpeltliber unterbaltuna, ia
@ela6ter uno Spaiie MIR nllblam
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ntele 1ngeborigfeiten iino unous-
blelbli6. IS tueroen Die &Gnbe, tpobl
au6 Die &leiber befeubtet. Mn einem
Srt goB logar Der &iiIter 6en iibrig=
gebliebenen SSSnbalt bes &el6es ai.-
Berbalb Der &irdtiire auf ben gooen. !"
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Evening star., 1946-02-23
Army Plan Calls
For Air-Ground Team
BY the Assoeioted Press

The War Department was re-
ported near decision today on a
plan for streamlining the peace
time Army and basing it on an Air
Forces Ground Forces team.
The plan reportedly calls for
elimination of the Army Service
Forces, the third major component
in the wartime setup, and the as
signment of its functions to the
War Department General Staff.
Top military officials also said
the proposed new structure called
for an autonomous position for the
Air Forces in preference to creating
a separate air department.
Secretary of War Patterson said
yesterday the streamlining pro-
posals of special board were under
study by the general Staff, but add
ed that neither he nor Gen. Eisen-
hover, Army chief of staff, had yet
given their approval to the COM
plete program.
officials close to the special board
said the primary objective was to
get rid of the top-heavy wartime
overhead in line with the Army's
rapid reduction from its war peak
of more than 100000 men,
The recommendations have been
drawn up, it was reported, so they
can be put into effect regardless of
the ultimate fate of President Tru-
mans Army-Navy unif1cation pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1946-02-23
Churchman Says Inventor
Hid Weapon From Hitler
BY the Associoied Press

HOUSTON, Tex, Feb. 23-Dr. J
w. Behnken, Chicago, president oi
the Missouri Synod, last night de-
scribed what he said was a secret
weapon with which Germany hao
hoped to win the war but which
Hitler never received. He addressed
a dinner meeting of Lutherans OF
the Synod.
DR.. Behnken, just returned from
seven-week tour of Europe, saio
the weapon freezes everything with
in a radius of 5 miles. instead OF
burning everything as the atom
bomb does.
THE man who invented this
weapon was persuaded by a fellow
churchman not to release its dread
full secret" DR.. Behnken said. Be
cause this man showed the invento,
that he held the lives Of millions in
his hands, the inventor kept putting
the Nazis off by saying he hadn't
completed his experiments and Hitler
never received the weapon"
DR.. Behnken added the inventor is
now in the hands of the Russians.
Fantastic, you say" inquired the
churchman. so was the atom
bomb"