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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-11
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9ern. Ser Sdnpei5er slubennnini,
tier Mtar Eetitpierre iaete i'm gtatio
nalrat, Die Sdtreiser&eaierlmg ,piir.
sc sic Srage elmer Neteilisung ser
Sdtuei5 on Der Srganiiation Sci
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Hetitpierre iiingte bin5u, oaB oir
SdnpeiS alles Moglid)e tun ,piiroe
INN bie Gerlueltoilng ser Solferbuno
Ginrihtllngen i,t 8enI ollrf oi
ll9tS 81 erleihtern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-11
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IN Ner Dct1tcfratte

1as ameritaniidp SOeal foltcn
loier gr3iebun9 unO 8ilouns fiir ie-
bermann nfitanS i'm 1enfen Der
ielben WGnner, Die nnire SerIalil.ng
idrieben. Mber iie !paren gleid5eitig
ou6 ser Mniift. Oa6 Ole Terantspor-
tllug iiir bieie 8ilolng Der amcritc,
nilhen Sllgeno BET Den eill5elnc',
@emeinoen liegt, uno oaber nnter.
luarfen lie oas amerifanlid)e Gr5ics
tungseueien nid,t ber aontrolle Ser
B,,nresresierllng. 8ielnebr iibc:=
lieben lie es oem gplfe ielbit, inl
8erlai,fe ser Sabre unO Sabrsebnts
in alien Ginjcrtaaten eigene @eieta
ono neutrality-suspicious. iiir lie
Shulen uno llniperiitdten 81, ents
tpifeln, DC es nit ieinen Steuern
unterbGlt. &eute bat ieoer Bunoes.
itaat iein eigenes Gr5ieb,ulgsiplten,
bas I'M eansen 5spar basieibe 8eiidt
ulld ,Meien seiat. luie oas Shhl,
ipitent bes 9ead,Rritaates, aber oo,t
al,9 feline ger4iien Gigenarten bat.
0or alien bleiben III ieoenl staate
getpiile Sdpllen burb tire er,p1blteIt
S1ulbeirdte unter birefter GontroGs
Ser Stcatsbeuolferli,e.
sQber freilid,, sudbreno Die Ser
iaiiung ser Yunoesresierlng Dpar
fci.icrlei Wudt iiber Die grsieblln9
unierer Slsoenb einra,s,nt, trast Die
Negier,lns in Waibington bod gu 6en
Soften oes unterridts nlp. bel ,ub
felt 1867 bat lie bafiir iogar Ell:
Spesialbiiro - oas Il. g. Sffice ni
education i'm MaDnen oer 1eoeral
Security Msencp. Die 5linttion oie.
les Mmtes lit cs, 3atiaden 1ino Sta.
tiitifen iiber bas gr5iebungssueien
3u iarnneln uno jeglife Srforma'
tion gu erteilen, Die oen lofalen
Sd)ulbeb0roen oienli9 lein fam. Die
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-11
Senate erelGrt lid.
iiir $6OO,OOO,OOO 8eibilic

@aibinston. Nad longen aiilupiell
nabm ser Senat Ole bon Ser Hesie.
rung geipiinifte Souiilpa gin an unO
erfldrte lih oaourd, fiir ipeitere 8ci.
billie bon $500, ,00O,O0 iiir Material
l,m oen gau BON 6aulern 81 be.
idleunlgelr. Gie slbitimmuns mar
62 fir unb ii bngesen. Sieies 8eiet
ucrlanst aber audi pie aontroIle i'm
Gerfaui bon alten Sdilleru. Somit
miro gebofft, oaB bis Gnoe l947 g
100000 neue Sdllier aebaut lperben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-11
Nns bem Wcbel Ses 3niammens
brides bebt iid cine 0oroernns:
Man bc'fc einanbcr
Nus Der oeutiten 3eltibriil
Die @ogeniport".

9on TOO aus mare Dos unNcbelere
8clpift Der geihla9encu 9tation iuie-
scr ms Beipe9tl, ,,nO has DsiBt ins
Geben 81, peapanbeln9 Glnirreileu
Bot hie aataitropbe cine unaeicrlnte,
trdge Maiie sIriifaelaiien, Inn 'oic
Ser leere, ,tniiberiebbare !febel ocs
ltngIiifs braut. Surh sic SdNpaoen
baqeu Rotruie. Sic perntebren MIR
6os id,auerlid)e tSdApeisen. M'tun
auiro iib al,f sic Suhe nu,1 fcItem
8ooen, na6 ienem ardDinsehlehen
Stonepunft mad,eu lniiiieu. non 100
aus nl0alid,e neuc @illcnsfraite aui
cine redae @eiia als5uicecn 'pdren.
Ner oic Sute besinnt. bari Dor
feiMer Giniiht IN ben lluiane Ser
NieSerlage suriitlhrefcn. Ser We-
griii ces totalen arieses bat oas
@eeenItiid paGgeruien: Sen toiase,
3l,ianmenbruh bes 8eiie9ter. Mit
oen serlt0rten Staoten spi.roe Die
Biirgeridait in Ole gelitloiigte;t &C.
itoBen; ser 5ertrii,lmerte nno MN
auseinanoereeserrte 8au ser Snhl,'
itrie mirit in ieinem JaIlen bas
Gleitgelpidt bon Arbeitcrn rllS
Ba,iern iiber Sen 9aufen; Die Sano'
1pirtidaft miro alb cine nur or,
r1bernoe Ter1nberuus ibrer Strut
tur nidDt su leiitcn pern.cgen; ltotJ II
Die itatteeDabtc &olferuanoerunq
innerbalb Der gtation falm in lln
rijien su abnen; niemano fonnte bel'
te ia9en, ,pie cine fonrnenoe Selltles
Notwithstanding a!ls5ulsben b.
be, ,uesbalb anb niemano anSl'gebe1
bermod)te, apcrauf cine pclltlld)t
1ormicrmy it'd Driinoen liebe. O''
9ei,tifpn wiiieu oageu bellte, tuas
es nit sen uralten @orten aliI ltt
bat: nit bem na;ften 2eben bauon
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-11
@ernunft allcin

pupIN--UNS luStbNpC Slp&'
Nernunft allcin
Solde grunoeinfafen raoifalen
Giniihten fiibren leift sur Gerslueiis
lung iiberbaupt, 3l,!lt raoitaliiicrten
8emiit, bas oesDalb 10 geiGbrlitb lit,
neil es oas politiid,e Telo ourdb bio
i,e @mpfinoung, !rie leioenlhaftlih
iie iicD auf eebdroen mGee, perolln.
tclt, unltatt es nit Silie scr Ser.
nunit als 5elo iadlider Mufaaben
iuabrjunebnen. @erabe sreil Die dill
Beren @riiuoe 5u elmer uniruht6aren
&aoifaliiierung fat aller 9epolfe-
runssid)id,ten auf pen 8anoen liegen,
muB Gernunft IN tommenben Gut-
ifeioungen ser eutid)eu lift inner
bittlibes @ort ipreben oiirien. sSrei-
lid,, ,per Sunger bat, Dem miro ol"
bittere Gual nidyt ertrGsliher Sa-
burd. bob man linn ertliirt. pie er
cs anslrtellen babe, in ipiiterer 3eit
niAt miebec al ihmahten. Gbe er
niht SIT eiien iil,bet. tabt err ica'uers
liG tlirsnoe @ebanfelr, @uugerf,lrell
babcn cine natiirlihe Sora,sieCung
ser Yatient mllb am Seben b!eiben.
ytebmcn mir an Ieltiddanb, Ncs
einlnpeilen ii6 uid]t anoers als ell
Sbieft ser Yolitif betrad)teu Sari,
bas, lpeil es Sen san5en Ginlat reill
auf sic Maht ieste, anti Der Maht
auh Die Jreibeit ieiner iidtbaren
@eitalt nerloren bat, nebmen iplr
an, Geutidlano blidbe am Sebcn
Ias Nddftlieeenoe iheint Damn 81
iein, sic ltrinfen Ser aataitropbe 81
ergriinoen. Sogleid) Itodt Die uebcr'
lesung. Sie geididtlife Saralele
nit 1913 ordngt iib auf. Mlth ou.
mails gait es, init einem perlorenen
arieg iertig 81 auerren, aus elmer
Nieoerlaee sic Solgerullgen 81 sic
ben. Seood) ser Saoer iiber sic Scr
antrprtungen beitimmte sic gtad)
triegs;eit. gipielte in ser milerabel
(shI,,b auf Seite ~
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Se,pjets 5ahltei, Sie
pcue 1t11O>1Sate

9tep Yorf. Soipjetrllblauo teilts
bem @cneraliefretdr 1rpgpe Sic bon
Der ll9tS nit, bnB es ben bon i5rl
aprlangten polleu ll9eC. .geitrag 1T
6obe bon $1,723,OOO be5ablt. Nu6-
lano lit oamit oas erlte ser groBercy,
Stinoer, oas ieinen 9eitrag fir sic
lgtS ia boiler 9obe geleiitet bat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-11
SMSiite '2(nelaee eeeen
Sic palGjtiita.Scoier,,ita

Seru'alem. Sireftor Wos1ne Sber.
tof bon Scr iiioiId,en agentur er.
fl1rte III einem 9rieie an oie amcri.
fnniib.cngliife EulGitinnsanmnrii
iior oab Die palditiniide Hegierlng
in ibrem gerift fiir oie aonlniiiio:r
irrige Ingabei1 5u llnguniten Der
,Suoen l,no 5ll 8llnlten ser 9lraber
gennabt babe.
Gin sioniltlider @eltfongreB, oer
erIte ieit 1889, miro am Z. sluguii
in YnlaItira s,iannentreten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-11

men 8rumbndJ, iuBerte iif irber bie
Sisuns bes sluBenpolitiifen aus-
lfIuiies nab @erlaiien Ser Sisung
folgenoermaBer:
y8uBlano bat I'M Siten geipiiie
So'nngen erjipllngen, Die iid) auf lei,
ne geipaltige Mad)t griinoeten .6ranf-
reid, bat nid1t ole Mead,t, um ieint.1
@iacn I'M 8eiten ourdSniesen. Gs
mus Ole 8eiiftsplmfte englanbs
llno slmerifns in 9etrad)t siehen.
ssel6es aud bie Soiing ser oeutI ZEN
Srage iein miro, es lit in Ser inter-
natiolrdlen Sriehrnsorganiiatiou L.
oeingenrdB in ltnieren gesiel)ungen
nit Den groBen nlliierten StaateE,
oaB lie i'm !peientlihen su finoen lit.
Sir ssranfreid belteht ole 8eTahr
oarin GnB es iif bel Ser geietlna
0es @eitens aileine finoer fonnte
@ir fonnen feinen Sorteil erlangtu.
fpenu mir geipiiie Soirtngen i'm Gin
pernebmen nit elmer Mad)t - Soip-
| jetruBlano - gegen Die ail0eren -
England iinb Die Gereiaigten Staa.
! fen - ersiPleu
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Gnslanbs Arbeiterparte; seiuinnt
I'M Geidl Ginilnf

Sanlblirg. SSSn 5lpriIadler Siniift
mad)t Die britiife SffupationspnlitIt
nun ben Ginorud, Dap lie lid, in ii).
rer 9ebnnbfung b6Ilfg iteu orienfiert
bat. 9taf)t merit babel alrh eire Sc=
eilfluBlug oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
burh Die neuen Iniflauungen Scr
liegreiffn arbeiterpartei
go bat J. 9. Ole rSabour" Tartci
Sen ioSialbemofrntiiden Enrteifef
I'M @eiten, Sr. Srrt Sfunladcr, 5u
einem politiid]en geiuh mad Gug,
lano eingelaoen. IudD lpurhen einige
SbluB uuf Seite s.
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@emi((
fdr Deut(blano

fonure;l- -ei;, 9ccj iiber Sen acpi
babeu- Ous t1glidye 0rot.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-05
After BaHOters
(contlnued from page

Continued from page D that the responsibility of office holders rests with the individual voter. Your interest when you vote or your indifference when you fail to vote elects the men and women who write and pass the laws, ordinances and make the allotments for public works and public buildings with your money.
 "A popular slogan reads in part "Never underestimate the power of a woman." Let the wo- men of Kodiak use this power of the vote at a time when our need is great. Our children are attending school in over-crowded buildings; the seating facilities are inadequate; the sanitary con- ditions are being criticized.
 "This is a Territorial election next Tuesday. Let each voter be a committee of one to see that his vote is cast to help show Ko- diak's political power so that when we go to the Territorial Senate and House for financial help we will go with a showing of political strength, regardless of party"
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-05
Forget Your Cares At Masquerade In Mexico

GaistY and glamour are the keynotes of Paramount's fun fiesta, Masquerade in Mexico" which co.stars Dorothy Lamour with Arturo de Cordova and fea- lures Patric Knowles, Ann Dvor- ak, George Rigaud and Mikhail Rasumny in the cast.
 A Mitchell Leisen production outstanding for it's beautiful sets and gowns, the film will play at the Orpheum theat'e Sunday ana Monday, bringing with it loads of musical charm and romance.
 The story concers the playful shenanigans of a beautiful but penniless young woman who finds it worthwhile to masquer- ade as a titled Spanish singer. She is hired by handsome Patric Knowles to lure de Cordova, a flashing Matador, away from his sophisticated and blase wife, por- trayed by Ann Dvorak. All this provides some hilarious compli- cations which are finally ironed out in an unusual fashion.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-05

George "Skeezix" Panamar- offs All,Stars and Ed Johnson's Sluggers divided honors in a douole.header softball battle at the school grounds Sunday. The Sluggers won the frst-a free hitting contest-by a score oi 22 to IA while the All-Stars got re- venge when they took the night cap by score of 5 to 2.
 George Magnusen pitched for the Sluggers while Bob Johnson twirled for the All.Stars Captain Panamarorf of the All-Stars hit home runs the first three times he was at bat. Jimmy Jonte Of the Sluggers hit twice for the circuit Fielding stars were Out fielder Harry Wallace Of the Sluggers-who m'de two circus catches-Iver Malutin and Rich ie Hartman.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-05

Bingo again will be enjoyed at the Kodiak Community Cent CT next Thursday with play starting S;l5 D m Merchand- ise orders and prizes will be a. warded the lucky players and bIindfold bingo and ether novel; ty numbers will be part of the program.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-05
Teppo Ammo

The above named person may call at CHRISTY'S Bakery to- day and receive the Weekend Special FREE. (adv)
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-05

SALE-Indian motorcycle. y S75. See Thelma John
 at Kraft's Women's Dept.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-05
Classified Ads

REWARD-For furnished lse or apartment, ? bed ms. Will consider smaller. silable Nov. l. Care of bmpson, Social Center, Ma
 Station. Ph. 337. 10.5p
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13
Urgent Coll For
For Workers Mode
By Red Cross Here

Mrs. J. S. Abbey, production
chairman of the Jackson County
Chapter, American Red Cross,
sent out an urgent appeal this
week for women to work on the
production of 422 children's
dresses for foreign relief
Mrs. Abbey and Miss Nellie
Tallman. executive secretary,
said that volunteers in the sew
ing rooms of the Red Cross in
the Chamber of Commerce
Building. Pascsgoula. have dwin-
died to almost nothing and that
the county is far behind with
its quota.
Both women who can sew on
machines and those who can sew
by hand are urged by these of
ficials to come to the Red Cross
building on Tuesday afternoons
from loo to 500 o'clock and on
Wednesday mornings from 900
to 1900.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13
Rev. Barney Walker
To Conduct Meeting
At Escotdwpu Church

The Rev. Barney Walker.
well known evangelist from
Jackson, will conduct revival
meeting at the Escatawpa Bap-
tist Church beginning on Sun
day morning at the ll;00 o'clock
service. the Rev. d. M. Camp
bell, pastor, announced this
week.
The meeting will continue for
ten days with morning and eve
ming services, the evening SER
vices beginning with singing at
7:l5 o'clock. The hour of the
morning services will be an
nounced later, the pastor said
Ralph Young, popular young
singer from Pascagoula, will con-
duct the choir and render spe-
cial songs throughout the meet
ing.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13

evening guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmitl McAllister in Pass Chris
tian.
Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Ware and
children, Fiorian and Elva, were
the guests of Mr.. Wares mother
and sister, Mrs. Laura and Miss
Annie L. Ware. recently.
Johnson Ware was Hatties-
burg visitor Sunday.
Mrs. O. c. Roberts and Miss
Maude Roberts were Pascagoula
visitors Thursday.
Mrs. L. c. Roberts and son,
Roy, entertained Sunday at din
ner honoring l.. c. Roberts on
his sixtv-first birthday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Roberts and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Clark were guests
for the day.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13
Futher Of Oscur
Afford Is Buried
In McComb Friduy

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Afford and
children have returned home from
McComb where they were called
last week by the critical illness
and death of Mr.. Affords father,
N. N. Afford. The elder Mr.. AL
ford had been seriously i'll for a
week and his son was at his
bedside during his last DAYS.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Friday morning at the Semin-
ary Methodist church and inter
ment was in the McComb ceme-
terry.
In addition to the son in Pas
cagoula, Mr.. Afford is survived
by his widow, two daughters and
two sons.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13
News About Mount Pleasant
Mr.. And Mrs. L, R. Ware Have F FamilY
Reunion With Son, Daughter Guests

Sunday was happy day in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.
Ware. The occasion was a fam
lily reunion with MIR. and Mrs.
Milton Walker of Washington,
D. c., and Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Ware of Pascagoula as dinner
guests. Mrs. Walker and Mr..
Ware are the son and daughter
of the household.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Bittle and
children, Bobby Joe and Betty
Lou, who for several months
have been making their home in
Los Angeles, are home for a
short stay with Mrs. Bittle's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Rob-
erts. They will then make their
home in Hattiesburg where Mr..
Bittle will attend Mississippi
Southern College.
Miss Maryon Roberts has re-
turned to Perkinston where she
will again be a student at the
junior college there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Walker
arrived Sunday for a visit with
their families, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
R. Ware and Mr.. and Mrs. Dry
den Walker.
L. Dean Faulk was a week
end guest of Bob Irwin Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bilbo Tootle
were visitors Sunday afternoon
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
G. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul G.. Carter
have returned from their honey
moon trip to New Orleans and
are now residing at the home of
Mr.. Carter's aunt, Miss Choyce
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13

Groves, where theV have an
apartment.
Fred B. Ware of San Antonio,
Texas, is home for stay of sew
eral weeks with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. Ware.
The many friends of Mr..
B. E s. Ellis and children exs
tend to them sympathy in the
death of their loved one, Mrs.
Ellis.
Among those attending the
Singing Convention in Pasca-
goula Saturday night were Mr.,
and Mrs. Ray Roberts, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. r. Ware and children,
Florian and Elva, Gambler Rob
erts, Robin and johnson Ware.
Mr. and Mrs. George Clark
and daughters, Kay Beryl, Bar
bara and Judy, were the guests
Saturday of Mrs. Clark's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Rob-
ertS.
R. H. Ware was business Wis
itor to Biloxi Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Davis and little
daughter, Katie Lou, and Miss
Marcia Davis returned to Hat
tiesburg Sunday after stay of
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark P. Davis.
Austin Graham and little son,
Billy, were guests Wednesday
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Ware.
r. J. Van Horn was home for
the weekend and Mrs. Van Horn
returned to New Orleans with
him Monday for a stay of sew
eral days.
Guests in the home of Mrs
Ruth L. Roberts and sons, Mon
day night were Mr.. and Mrs. j
Frank ONeil and Mr.. and Mrs
George M. O'Neil of Pascagouls
and Mrs. ]. A. Christiano OF
Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Ware ano
son, johnson, were Monday eve.
ming visitors in the home of Miss
Annie L. and Mrs. Laura Ware
in Pascagoula.
Mrs. Cora Mallette is visit
ing this week in the home of MIR
and Mrs. Willie Kell Carter.
Mrs. Clara Carter and Mis-
] Choyce Groves were SATURDAY.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13
AUXILIARY CIRCLE MEET

A meeting of Circle Two of
the Woman's Auxiliary to the
First Presbyterian church of
Pascagoula was held at the home
81 Mrs. r. G. Wingfield on Mon
iay afternoon.
The time was given to a Bible
study led by Mrs. H. E. Parsley
md to a program on "Responsi-
,ilities of Women" which was
ed by Mrs. Perry A. Thompson.
During the social hour Mrs.
Wingfield served a refreshment
sourse.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13

Cameras without lenses can
make excellent pictures.
Evening star., 1946-07-14
News Broudcusts Todoy

WRC-NBC world News Roundup"
FEC Commissioner Wakefield
got that lame leg playing volley
ball. Fox Case, former assistant
director for CHS Washington office,
has beeen hired by Harry Butcher
as general manager of KIST, Santa
Barbara. Merwin Brown, Buff
falo Evening News correspondent,
is doing a weekly news broadcast
for the Canadian BroadcaSting
Commission. . Gene Davis, who
covers the White House for Trans
Radio Press, used to grind out mys-
teries for the pulps. . Art Bar
riault, WRC-NBC, recently starred
in horseshoe pitching contest.
Tom Wagner did a 15-minute show
for the horsey set over W3XL titled
Bride and Groom" Larry
Leseur, WTOP-CBS, leaves soon for
Paris to cover the Peace Con-
ference
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Veterans Guide
By Maj. Thomos M. Mol

Know how much our country Is
planning to spend on veterans dur
ing the coming fiscal year? More
than $5,0O0,00O 900! Most of this
vast sum is earmarked for hospital
construction, readjustment allow
|ance, pensions and national service
life insurance.
The biggest single item is pen
sions. Almost $4,000 100000 are go
ing to 60 to ex-service people dis
abled in the war.
After the last war all veterans
were paid a fat bonus for serving
their country. So far no bonus has
been voted vets of World War II,
although bills proposing varying
bonuses have been introduced into
Congress.
Perhaps, as substitute for a
bonus, We veterans have been given
many rights and benefits. One of
these, the readjustment allowance
has taken the form of a straight
cash benefit. Others give us educa-
ton, with some cash payments for
subsistence: disqualification, civil
service preferences, pensions if dis
abled and other rights. More, it ap-
pears, is being done for the ex-serv-
icemen of this country than in any
other country.
The United States pays higher
pensions to disabled veterans than
any other country. In Britain, Aus
tralia, Canada and New Zealand
pension payments vary according to
the number of dependents and the
rank Of the disabled ex-service
person. y
United States veterans get the
most liberal unemployment pay re-
adjustment allowance). II you were
an unemployed Australian veteran,
and single. you'd get only So a week
for total of only 13 weeks. And
this sum is reduced by any pension
you might be getting. In England
there are no special unemployment
Evening star., 1946-07-14
For Radio Listeners
Bv Bill Coyle

Prospects Of a new Radio City
development to be built at Connecti-
cut and Florida avenues NV. have
present and prospective radio and
television station operators agog
these days.
Virtually all local radio stations
have been bursting at the building
seams since before the war and
what with four television licenses
granted by the Federal Communica-
tions Commission in recent months
for operation in Washington plus u
applications for frequency-modula
ton stations now pending. anxious
eyes are being cast around for studio
space.
Already the backers of the new
Radio City" project have had sew
eral inquiries from broadcasting
companies concerning the possibility
of taking lease on the studios in
the new building Plans have not
reached the blueprint stage so no
definite agreements have been
reached as yet
At last reports the Bamberger
Broadcasting Service, Inc, holder of
one of the four television licenses
for the Washington area Che others
are the National Broadcasting Co.,
The Evening Star Broadcasting Co.
and Du Mont was Voicing the
strongest bid for the new studio
layout.
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"Tomorrow's Washington" new
public service feature, will make its
bow over station WRC Tuesday eve
ming from $50 to 7. With COM
mentator Bob Mccormick acting as
moderator the weekly series will at
tempt to analyze the siX-year plan
for postwar Washington recently
submitted by Brig. Gen. Gordon R.
Young, Engineer Commissioner for
the District, who will be the pro-
.grams first guest Nine broadcasts
have been outlined with District Of
ficials and civic leaders scheduled to
participate.
President Truman is doing a
broadcast today, but he won't be
heard over the domestic networks.
The Chief Executive made a record
ing last week for the International
Broadcast Division of the State De-
partment. Today his message is
being beamed by short wave to the
people of France in ton
of Bastille Day.
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Judy Garland guests on the Bob
Crosby Show on Wednesday over
WTOP-CBS at $50 pm, after
which the program takes an eight
week vacation before returning to
the air Same time, same stationD
Joseph Schildkraut. noted actor, is
starred in a new adventure series
titled Intrigue" starting Wednes-
day, July "a, over WTOP-CBS at
$500 pm.
NBC offers two major sporting
events later this month-the 100000
Hollywood Gold Cup race on July 27
and the Tam o'Shanter golf
tournament in Chicago July 1927.
Don Ameche will star in a new
variety musical show with the
premiere set for Sunday, September
8, at 9 pm, over WRC-NBC.
An old program idea with a new
twist is scheduled to hit the air.
waves via WOL-MBS this Friday
night at $50. 1t will be listed as
Spotlight on America" A dramatic
review of the weeks news, the half
hour program will employ the wire
recorded to bring to listeners actual
voices of the headline personalities