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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-25

Medina, Ohio, with a population
of 1859 people, is considered typical
of small-town, rural America by
Pathfinder magazine. In a normal
peacetime year its business men
had a gross income of 1887, 119
from the sales and servicing of cars
and trucks, and the distribution of
automotive equipment.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-25
General Pet
Going Again

Following numerous delays due
TO lost circulation, General Petrole-
UNI Corp is making hole again In its
mountain-front wildcat northwest
Of Choteau, In Teton county Last
reported depth is 1925 feet. Location
is SW Sc SW 3-25N-8W.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-25
WINNETT CRUDE OIL
SHIP MENTS INCREASE

WINNETT - Rail shipments of
crude oil from the Cat Creek oil
field increased an average of one
car a day during the past week,
bringing the weeks shipments to SO
cars. Previous weekly shipments
were from "a to 56 cars.-Winnett
Times.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-25

Out of every dollar of income
from sales, less than cents was
retained by automOtive companies
during the first nine months of
l945, says a report compiled by the
Automobile Manufacturers Associa-
ton.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-25
RETURN FROM on SHARES

The rate Of return on invested
capital by the 30 leading U. s. oil
companies averaged SO percent for
the 11-year period ending In 1914.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-25
TO TEST FORMATION
IN CHINOOK REGION

Ralph Appeman has made loca-
ton for formation test on the
Reeves ranch on the Battle Creek
anticline, northeast of Chinook In
Blaine county. Location is s NE SW
f8-34N- 19E. The test will repeatedly
be drilled with rotary tools.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-25

Send a contribution TO the Sun
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-09

Sintpeiie einfiigte. @pbl nit penig
9eboeen seItano er, oie &eoe Molo-
toms iei smart and tough" getuelen.
@eid)idt perteibiste ct Imerifas SOL
tune unb biniiftlidy Ger abriiItl1ng
ODER ser Serminoerl,ng ser Hiiitun=
gen nabm er sic Serausforoerung
Molotops an, ma6te aber nit &eht
eelteuo. oob man nit bloBen 8orten
nid)t meit fomrne. Gor allem beltonb
ct ouf elmer aaleitigen aontroae bes
9fiiitllngsneiens.
8enn Der ruiiii6e GoridIa9 1pirf.
lib ernIt gemeint ieilt iollte, 10 croft
nete cine Seritdnbigung 5tptihen Sen
beioen fiibrenoen @eltm1bten, gme.
rifa uno Hrblano, Die auslid)t auf
Sic grfiilung alter SrGume llno ltets
uuerfiiIlten Sebnens Der Boiler. aber
mauhe 8eobahter in sslulbiilg
Neaooip ipre1en Die gefiirhtlug
aus, Iolotop ba6e ieinen atbrii-
Itlngsporfd)lag in feline Ingriffe auf
oa5 nmerifoniIde Mtons Wpnopol uno
Die 8egner bc3 Setos oernrt perfeilt,
oab er cine Itnolpb6re gelbnffen ba-
be, oie Sem gbriiItrngsgeoanfen
|nihtS neniaer oils foroerlit lit.
ltno oamit fat Molototp nit Ieiner
9feoe einen peiteren 3iped erreid)t -
ote Sernebellng 1no Sriibune ser
Gage, 10 OaB iid) in ser entItebenoen
ltnflarbeit uno Serpirrung oie mirt=
li6en 3iele Ser ruiiiifen Solitif
let6ter perlpirfli6ell lalIeu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-09
Mplotoips Mebe

Dieie iharfe aritif fi1tbet cine boIe
Hehtfertisung in Der Iekte 8ode BE.
reits fur5 ertpdbnten @ebe, Die Der
ruiiiihe Musla,1onli1ilter MoIotop
am Dienstag I. @. por Den Bertre,
tern Der Bereiuten Mationen ii,
Gluibing Meaoon belt.
sSSr Der Grage Der 8enusung oes
8etorehts i'm Siherbeitsrate b1Ii
MuBlan6 nod Molotoms Musfiibrlin.
gen an feinem itnrren @i6eripruh
geeen iebes &ompromiB in benz Dis.
put nit ben fIeineren W6nten felt,
Die in ibren @iiniden beideioen ee.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-09
Sic ipaniide ;Srase

8enau SEM slei6en 3iped oieut
5DeifelloS au6 Die nel1e gepaltlame
Serbei5errung ser ipaniiden 5raee.
Seltoem bie EltIielt llno lire 9ono=
laneer l,no atitl1uier I'M Si6erbeits=
rat ser Gereiutcn Nationen in ser
Ilpanilhen 6rage cine Sd)lappe erlit=
ten babel1, bot lid) nifts ereignet,
Ous Serbarollngen Dor oem G0lfer.
buno erforoerte. gs lieger ser 8ene-
Iralucrlanlntllmg 10 piele Diftiee
slufgaben CUR enoltden Serbeifiihs
rung oes 6rieoeus Dor, oaB e5 sera,
be3u uniillnig lit, ous Sroeramm nit
Streitfraeen 5u bel6tperen, bie elmer
&erItauoigung in Ser Sauptiod)e MIR
binoerlid int 8ege iteben. 4ber in
Ser Soabeit Ser rlliiiiden Sropagai1=
oa liegt Otetbooe. Sic mill ia bie
Seri6leppung oes 5rieoens, uno ait-
BerOem mebren ii6 nit ieoer Streits
frage oie 8elegenbeiten ltneinigfeit
in oie 9feiben ser @eltnlddte uno
ibrer 8efolgid)aft gu bringen, 10 ben
v@eitblod" 5u Ifpdd)en uno Sen ruI.
|iiIden rSitblod" glei65eitig 5u itdr-
fen. ltno Die gelagt, Oie sluseiuan=
Oeriebungen ii6er 5panien lenfen sic
@eltneinllng ab bon Sen ipirfli6en
@efabren fir Sen 5rieoeu, SEN rllI,
|iilden Wadenid)aften bonn Noron1eer
IBIS gum @titteaanoiiden 0eeer, i'm
9taben Often, I'M 6ernen Slten bon
Sen Shdnolidfeiten in ollalpielt
uno ionittpo, bon Sen 8iiblereien ser
|rriiiiden Igenten llno Sanolauger in
Ben Ser. Staaten ,m0 an0ertpdrts.
Sic ipanil6e 5rage ipuroe befannt=
lid) bur6 SEN 8eneraliefretar Sic in
oie Notwithstanding oes golfer=
bunbes geuorfen - tpabriheinli6 I'M
ginperitauonis nit RuBlano, oas
| id]on ieit Sabr lrno Gag auf einem
gorseben eegen Oas perboBte Spa=
MEN beltebt. mo- ieinerscit scr nod
oerbaBtere 6ranco ben erlten font
mrmiitiIden GoritoB eesen oie @eit-
melt abgeld]lagen bat. @eger sic Ser
banoluns Der 5rage in ser 8onper-
lanlmllng oes 8olferbun6es erbob iih
aber cine fIeine SGpierigfeit. sluf
9etreiben &uBlanbs uno ieiner Galol.
len blieb ieinerseit Sic ipanii6e 6ra-
&c auf ser Mgenoe oes Siderbeits-
rates, uno unter beu 8eItinlt1ungen
ser 8unoesharta fann Sic Sollper=
Iammllrng nidt ltoreuo in Sic Ser
banolrlngen bes Si6erbeitsrates ein=
greifen. 0as batten bie &uIlen uno
| ibre @elinnllngsgenolien iiberleben.
slber Molotom tpu6te Rat. s(m
Dfittpod) fano er lif I'M Siherbeits=
rat elm, mo- bisber @ronlpfo oas gro
BE 8ort sefiibrt bate, rno nabm ols
rliiiider Gertreter an Ser 8elpre-
dung oes ipanii6en Hroblems tell.
l1no am Witttpob trat iein setreuer
polniif)er Gaiaa plotlib NIT bem
gorIdlag berbor, sic slngelesenbeit
bon Ser asenoe su itrei6en, 10 boB
Die Notwithstanding freie Sano
erbalt, iid) oamit 5u befaiieu. Same
rao Wolotolp lette lib ielbitperitdno=
ltd nit aller @drme fir ben polni>
ihen Sorlhlag elm, Die ipaniife Sra
ge rrroe bon Ser Mgenoe geItri6en,
|unb Die SolberiammIllng Ser Ser.
einten Vationen bat beidIoiien, bas
gan5e SrA 'lent burb einen MusibuB
5u bebanoeln, oeiien gn1pfeblungen
Damn naBseben6 iein tperben fir elm
ettDaiges 8orgeben sesen Spanien.
3nnddit lit beantragt, oaB ole Mit-
glie6er 6es 8nnoes oie 6iplomatilhen
0eaiehunnet1 NIT Ghnniptr nhhred1et1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-09
Nbraftumg

8ei alleoent ioa ourd}aus ui6t ge=
leugnet tperhen, oaB oie &ebe Wolo=
toms bel offer llnireltnolibfeit oes
Cons manben 8eoanfen entbielt, Ser
5ur Soat beiliamer gntibliiiie lper-
Sen fonnte, menn Ser Hebner niht
Wolotop uno ser Sabpalter ser
SoDiet= =Holitif pdre. ea6 allen bis
bergen @rfabrl1ngen nit BEN &ui=
len aber lit sic 8ebauptung berefs
tigt, baB Wolotolp cine Hropaganoa-
reoe bielt uno tpieoer einrnal ben 8ol=
ferbunb aIs Heionan5booen Ser rui=
lilden golitif benutte. 9arin aber
Iiegt nibt aQein fir 0folototp Elm
gornurf, ionoern aud) fiir Die
StaotsnrGnner oes 8eltens, sic 10
gut ipie Ser &uiie oafiir perantmort-
lih ltnb, oaB Die Gereintel1 Nationen
bisber mebr als Sieserbllnb benn als
tpirflieber Solferblno 1lnb sSrieoens=
6uuo lih betdtist baben, uno baB lie
es 6em Guiien iiberlaiien baben, oie
.SorDerut1g 1lac' DER abrulfllt9 dus5us
ipreden.
Sn an oen Sabren oes 9reiBig-
idbrigen &rieges l,nier"r 3eit baben
oie Bdplte inrlner pieber bie abrii.
ltung als gorbebinsllng bos Srie.
oens nno ser 8olfstpoblfabrt gefor.
bert. @enn Ser 8eiten mirfltde
5taatsnndnner beiaBe, batten tie iid
oieier Jor6erung angei6loiien uno
ibre Beripirflidungs ein5uleiten x. =
itatt auf ben Mbeeidnbten .bes arelnl
unb ben 8ertreter zines totalitdren
Stnntes au tparten 1no ibm eine
itarfe Bropasanoapaffe 81, iiberlai.
len.
Ser Giibrer Ser an,erifaniihen De.
Legation i'm @eItbunb, Senator War.
rem Multin, anttportete am WittiDod
Dem Mnifen. inben ct ieiner ihon
porber ausgearbeiteten Geoe einige
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-09

mug iino. 8erlangen Tie bon ben
.8roBen" ood Iebiglid), nit Ser Nus
iibung ibres ginlpruhsrebts i'm &a-
te nidt all5u bduftg unb ear 10 bur
/ tlg bel Der Sano al lein. es lit oas
iibrigens nidt rlebr, als mas Die
|permonenten Hotsn1adte in San
5ranciSco ielber neriprohen batten.
Eenn bomals it6erten Tie freiniuig
|5u oie Getobeiugnis MIR ulpariam"
gebraud)eu 5u ipo1en!
Sn ser lrage Ser ItomfraIt- Som
troae faun, bel 2iGt beieben, 11iht
bebauptet iperbetJ baB Stain 4nlaB
I |geeeben bdtte, auf cine l1eberbriidllng
Der &luft 81 boifen, Die nun einmal
Die amerifaniihen bon Den rllliiihen
Iuffaiil,ngen trennen. lleberralhen
fan1 bierbei nur oie iiberaus lhorfe
5orm Ser slngriife,- bie Stalins slu,
Bentommiiiar in bieienr 3ulammen-
bang geaen 8ernarb 8aru6 unb Die
ean5e Hegieruns ,tuleres 2anbes rt6s
tete. Ger 8uiie ide,te iid) nidt, in
bo6offt5ieller 9teoe Dor oen Gereins
ten Nationen bie Motipe Ser Ser.
Staaten in ibrer Itomfraft=H 81,
oeroaftigen ln6 ibnen Dor5unerfen,
es tomme ibuen rin 8obrbeit" auf
lnid)ts anoereS als auf Sen Wonopol=
belit Ser atomiideit 8affe 5nr 9es
| lirieoung ibrer 8eltberridaftsg sgeliilte
Ian! Saran fniipite er 8orte, Die ge.
raoe5u einen orobenoen unb bobni=
ilfen Son anieblagel1. Wan loae lib
ia nift einbiloeu, nit Der sltombombe
lnilitarild)e gnti6eioungen er5ninge1
| l5u fonnen. Sn Siroibima unb Gaga=
liati babe ma1l MIR bilfloie 9omba-
lfanten 5ernalnt. WilitGriide grfolee
lerioroerten nod gol15 anbere Soraus=
lietunsen. ltnO im iibrigen gleihe Ser
gerluIt bes slniebens oes oie Itom=
bombe beniieenoen Stootes ettpa er-
5ielte Grfolse aus.
lfolotoips Gebe erinnerte an nebs
lreren Stelleu an Die oreilten 8e=
I9impfrngen frenloer Staatsnldnner,
lbie Sitler einer jeoen leiner Srieoenss
reoen folgen 5u laiien pflegte, llno
Eoie oanlals ais Elm eoi15 nelter, nid)ts
gutes perbeiBenoer @eIpr1dJston i'm
linternationafen Gerfebr IN allen &c.
llsttetell 2afloern aGfleben erregten.
| 8el eine gepiiie Sorte BON Spto.
nnilten nid)t nalle" miro, bat Ofolo.
tom 8erlangen nad i1ternationaler
slbriiItling als angeblid)er 8eipeis fit
Die ruiiiide 8utslGubisfeit in pielen
&ommentarelt cine groBere &one &C.
ipielt, als ieine sngriffe auf bie
augIo>orerifanil6e Srieoenspolitif
uno leine Serlnglimpfungen rpeit'
li6er" Staatsmanner. Seine Der
uni1ulopollen @eniiter bon r&oms
mentatorell" i6eint ltd babel oie
6rage uprgelegt sll boben, mas Sas
abriil riiltungsperlpre6en elmer totalita=
ren 0fa6t mie 8uBlano inert iein
piiroe, oie cben crit i'm slniierten
&ontroarat int Berlin jeOe mirfianle
&ontroae ibrer eigenen 8iiIhnsen in
oer rlliiiiden 8eiebllgs5one 9eutih-
lambs bintertrieben unb nobl audi
nift unrlonit oen beriibtisten ugiiers
men 8orbane" Dor ibre SerrId)ofts=
lpbare gc6reitet' bat!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-09
IusidjiiiIe uub &unferensen

Sic Go1berlaulull1ng oes GoIfer=
bullOeS bat it'd bereits am Donners=
tag bertagt. Die slrbeit bes 9unoes
lliegt iebt in Sen SGnoen 5ablreider
slusihiiiie, bic in 2afe SucceB tagen.
BUR Serbauolung iteben neben Ser
lpanil6en Sraee bos geto Der 8roB=
ulabte i'm Siderbeitsrat, Sic Mtonl-
bombe, Die Seltitellung ser Gruppen-
IItarfe Ser @roBn1d6te auBerbaIb if,
lrer 2anoesgren5en, Sic lteberbriidung
Ser @esenlate 5tpilf)en ben eroBen
uno Ben fleinen Stuoten i'm Golfer-
buno, Serminberuns Der Riiitrnlgen
ulD.
Mm Wontag beeannen i'm @ol0orf-
aitoria-Sotel in SEEM Oorf Die Ser
banolungen Ser y8roBen 8ier"
Ser Staaten, &uBlonb, @robbrito1l-
nien uno 5ranfreid) = iiber oie eno.
siiltige 5aiil1ng ser 5rieoensbertr1ge
| |ntit Stolien, Sinnlano, l1nearn, Rl.s
mdnien nuo 8ulgorien. 9luh Ion nit
Ser 8eratlng oes Ssrieoenspertraas
nit Selltldlono begouuen tperoen.
lteber al ben lansitieIisen Ser
banOlungen in Sluibing Weoboap unb
2afe SucceB unb i'm @alborf =4Itoria
bansen 8olfen oes Wibtrauens, Ser
Sntereiiengegenidte, ser Sntrigen.
Gin ipirtliber 8olfer- uno Jrieoenss
buno liegt nod in ipeiter Serne.
ltno sic Gerelenoune guropas uno
anoerer &ontinente ihreitet poron.
Der 5erietenoe SaB oemonitriert nit
8ombenattentaten in Hom uno 8ald.
ltina uno lonltipo. Die g6renoe l1nsu-
|frieoenbeit ser Solfsmaiien gibt Iid,
IN oen amerifaniiden 8ablen fun6
unb oiirfte nd6itens in Jranfreid,
uno IN anoern pergebens auf einen
lpirflifen sSrieoen barren6en 2Gns
bern oenlonltrieren.
Die @eiamtlase ser @eIt lit bitter.
Saran dnoern al,dh oie gri9einungen
materieller @oblfabrt auf unIerm
&ontinent penig. Die SoIfer fms tuie
bon einem Eaun1eI erfaBt, oeIIen
8runonriahe ser fortihreitenoe ab-
fan bon @ott unb Seinen @eboten
| 1T. Sie Hropbetenitintme ningen Sic
Borte bon HapIt Hius an ben BoIto-
ner aongreb mobneno un6 iporneno
: in uniere Seit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-09

Ser gauge bisberise 8erIauf bes
Streites INN Spanien Itent cine Sra.
sifomobie Oar, itellt sleid5eitig Dem
Golferbllno nid)t 0aS allerbeIte 3eug.
mis- aus uno lit fenu5eihneno fir baS
5umeilen reht ountltihlal,e 8orgeben
ser Huiien. GS pareu Die Huiien, Die
our1 ibr Geto cine gntIhlieBung bes
Siferbeitsrates perbinoerten, Die
Iponiid5e 5rage ser GoIlperiammlung
5lt rnterbreitelt, uno Ser lesteren an
oauerno irgel1Oneldbe Stenunenabme
lnmoglid) ma6ten. llnb iest miro ouf
9ctreiben oieier gleiben Ruiien Der
Siderbeitsrat u1tsgeihaltet uno ser
Gollueriommluug eine Sohe oufge=
biiroet. bie burd Die ablebnung I'M
Siherbeitsrat erleoigt lein lollte, uno
Ser gau5e Saoer miro bon neuem auf=
eetpdrnlt nno bariiber piel foitbore
3eit neridipeltbet pabrenb ganse
&onttnente pereleubeu. SsSlf Den Sit
5unget oes slnsiduiies. brh1 Die sSra=
|ge iiberipieien muroe, ltno IN Der Sod,
oerlamntlung ielber, ipenn Der aus=
! llduBberid)t CUR Debate fotnmen miro,
miro es piel 6eueriperf geben, uno
6ranco miro lid bittere llrteile uno
Serltrteilungen eefoaeu laiien miiIien,
geredte uno llugeredlte. Iber es lit
trob aller communication Sese uno
tros aller 2ie6ebieuerei Der @roBen
llnO ser Gleinen Dor bent &renl stpei=
felbaft, oh man tatiadlih ettpos ee=
gen Spanien unternebmen pirb. 2on=
Don llnb @nibiugton niBten Dor oem
Sid)erbeitsrat 5ugeiteben, oaB bas
uorlieeenbe IftenmatertaI nidt bin=
reicbeno iei fiir irsenbpeIbes gill-
| 'hreiten, llno es lit nid)t gut oenfbar,
oaB bie amerifaniid)e uno Die britt
IiGe Eolitif lire @altung 6noeru,
oltrd einen 8el6luB eeeen Spanien
oie broDeln6e llnruhe in Der Belt perz
nlebreu uno - - GuBlanos @eIt-
Itellung nod mebr Itarfen. @abr-
| 1lfetnli6 miro mon irgeno Elm &ont=
promiB berbei5ufiibreu i1lhen, bns inl
Ginflang ltebt nit Sen Soroerungen
oes @runoeelebes ber 8ereinten 0a,
tionen, na6 Oenen Elm Giueriff ii, Die
1innerpolltilden sngelegenbeiten zines
2onoes unItattboft lit unb bas su.
lslei6 ben Ssei1oen Spaniens uno
5rancos cine Irt ulnoralildeir" SiPg
5ugeltebt.
8eponnen lit Ourd iolbeS Songlte,
rem nidts. Sen Sorteil bot nur Die
tommuniitilde Gropaganoa, Die MuB=
lano als Ben Sort Ser 5reibeit uno
oes SrieOens binIteat, lrtlb Ole 9ledJ-
nung be5ablen oie Sereit1ten gntio-
nen Ourd sic 0sinoerung ibres sln-
Iebens unb Die SerIbleppi,ng bes 10
oer5lpeifelt nottpenoigen 5rieoers.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Output Scars, Labor Issues
Abate, Dr.. Stee|man SAYS

DR.. John R. Steelman, newly ap-
pointed Director of War Mobiliza-
ton and Reconversion, said yester-
day he believed labor and manage
ment have settled their major prob
lens and that, with the physical re-
conversion of war plants about COM
plete, production was the big task
facing the Nation now. The coun-
try is producing more goods and
services in terms of 1941 dollars now
than before the war, he said, but
the supply still is inadequate.
DR.. Steelman spoke as one of four
Arkansans honored by the Arkansas
State Society at the National Press
Club. The others, who also gave
brief talks, were John w. Snyder,
nominated to be Secretary of the
Treasury; Leslie Biffle, secretary of
the Senate, and Bolon B. Turner,
presiding judge of the Tax Court of
the United States.
Mr.. Snyder said the industrial
output Of Arkansas workers during
the war was above that of a number
Of other States and that President
Truman was interested in seeing
that the area was given increased
opportunity for industrial develop
ment.
Morgan Beatty, NBC news re-
porter, introduced the speakers.
Boyd Cypert, president of the So
ciety, presided.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
1000 Boys and Girls Crowd
7heoter for Safety Party

A thousand boys and girls of the
schoolboy safety patrol of No.
precinct this morning flocked to
the Atlas Theater for the annual
party given them by Richard
Mansfield, retired chief of detectives
and for the past three years direc-
tor of The Evening Star school
safety program.
The capacity house of school,
age youngsters heard glowing praise
from the former police officer for
their safety record during the past
year in which no child had been
killed in traffic accidents en- route
to and from school.
Mr.. Mansfield said only four chill
dren of school age had been killed
throughout the city during the Sep
tember-June period, as compared
with nine the previous school year.
There have been no school child
fatalities in the past IA years in
No. 8 precinct, of which Mr.. Mans
field was captain for 10 years.
Largest School Precinct.
This has been due to your good
work." Mr.. Mansfield told the
youngsters Of the patrol. The 80
schools in the precinct make it the
largest school precinct in the city.
Policeman Joseph Junghans, school
safety patrol co-ordinator for the
precinct, received an ovation on be-
ing presented to the children yester-
day and commended the patrol boys
for their banner year."
George r. Hammond, director of
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Gen. Young Invites
Moses Advice on
District Parking

: Robert Moses, New York parks
commissioner and traffic expert, has
been officially asked by Engineer
Commissioner Gordon r. Young If
he is willing to volunteer his services
to help meet the Washington traffic
problem, it was learned today.
The New York experts advic. is
being sought following a suggestion
last week by Representative He
bert. Democrat, of Louisiana, who is
chairman of the House District Sub
committee on traffic. Mr.. Hebert
said he understood Mr.. Moses would
be glad to give District leaders the
benefit of his counsel.
Needless to say" Gen. Young
wrote in letter to Mr.. Moses, "if
you are willing to make this patriotic
contribution toward solving one of
the most pressing problems of the
National Capital, the Commissioners
would deeply appreciate it."
Gen. Young called Mr.. Moses at
tention to the overall plan for civic
improvements now before the Com
missioners designed to help the city
catch up with its wartime popula-
ton growth, and added:
Your expert assistance would
be an outstanding contribution
thereto"
Mr.. Moses, who is also chairman
OF New York State Council of Parks,
developed for New York City the
Jones Beach parking plan, under
which more than 100000 automo-
biles bearing up to 100000 persons
are moved in. parked, and moved
out of the Jones Beach area on hot
summer Sundays without excessive
traffic jams.
Evening star., 1946-06-24

safety and education for the Ameri-
can Automobile Association which
supervises the schoolboy patrol, de-
scribed Washington as the safest
city for school children of all cities
in the 50-mile radius of territory
which he covers.
Movies Are Shown.
The showing of a Western" and
four comedies was preceded by one
of Mr.. Mansf1eld's safety chalk talks
in which he introduced the safety
cartoon personalities popular among
all schools in the city and two neigh
boring counties which the former
police chiefs has visited under The
Star sponsorship.
These included sally Safety" the
safety pin-up girl; Atomic the
trained safety cat, and Pete" the
safety bird who will live to be
100." AS Mr.. Mansfield, a cartoon
ist for the past 81 years, drew the
characters on the stage he outlined
for the youngsters precautions for
the summer vacation months.
During the past year under spon-
sorship OF The Star, Mr. Mansfield
visited an average of a school day
to present his safety chalk-talks
More than $4,000 children enlisted
in the safety campaign and pledged
themselves to the following rules:
Not to play in the streets, to cross
streets only at intersections, to look
both ways before crossing, not to
run from between parked cars and
to obey all safety rules when riding
bicycleS or Scooters.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Meeting Called
1oBack Bigger
u. 5. Payment
Session Tomorrow
Will Stress Need of
$4,000, 900 Boost

A plan for impressing on the
House the necessity of passing the
100000 increased Federal pay
ment in the District appropria-
ton act will be formulated tomor-
row. at . meeting of citizens
groups.
kilograms were sent to approxi-
mately 100 business, professional,
labor and civic organizations today
by Joseph c. McGarraghy, presi-
dent of the Washington Board Of
Trade, urging them to send repre-
sentatives to the meeting at pm.
in the Board of Trade roms in The
Evening Star Building.
The 100000 additional appro-
priation has been approved by the
Senate.
There does not seem to be q
clear understanding by some i'm
portant members of the House Ap-
preparations Committee of the Dis
trict's plight or the Federal Gov
ernment's responsibility toward the
Nations Capital" said Mr.. Nc
Garraghy.
Members of the House Subcom-
mittee on Appropriations for the
District, who have studied this mat
ter and are generally in favor of the
increased Federal payment, have
been unable to convince some other
members of the full Appropriations
Committee that an increased Fed
eral payment is equitable and tde-
sirable.
I'VE hope that through this meet
ing, which will be attended by most
Washington organizations, we may
devise means of making a more
effective presentation of the matter
which will enlist the support of
some members of the House who
now are cool to the proposal"
The meeting will be addressed by
Brig. Gen. Gordon r. Young, Engi-
neer Commissioner. He will call at
tention to the backlog of untitled
needs Of the District Government.
Another speaker will be Budget Of
f1cer Walter L. Fowler, who will en-
phasize the Districts financial
plight If the additional payment is
refused.
Evening star., 1946-06-24

andria, when he walked into the
path of a .22-caliber bullet fired
by Norman ziegler, 16, 511 North
Columbus street, Alexandria, one of
two youths who accompanied them,
police said.
He was taken to Alexandria Hos
pital where he died of wounds in
the right temple, shortly after be-
ing admitted there at 10 am. yes
terday, according to police.
The shooting occurred near the
farm of his uncle, B. Thomas Ayres,
where they had gone for picnic to
celebrate the sons discharge from
the armed forces after % months
of service in China and Japan. The
other youth who accompanied them
was Joe Parvone, 20, 423 North Payne
street, Alexandria, police said.
Besides his son, Mr.. Ayres is sur
vived by his widow, Mrs. Dorothy
M. Ayres; his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William L. Ayres, 425 North Payne
street, Alexandria; brother, Will
liam c. Ayres, chief clerk to the gen.
eral agent in the Chesapeake g.
Ohio Railroad Office in Washington,
and a sister, Mrs. George Monroe
of Alexandria.