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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-01
CATFISH, NOT ANTS, IN PANTS

Lincoln, H., (UP)-Fisherman Audley c. Hawkins was so disgusted when he reeled in a pair of old trousers, that he gave the pants scornful kick In return, he got a slight stab in the leg. A 10-inch catfish was inside the pants
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-01
The New Look: Just Plain Worried
By RUTH MILLETT NEA Staff Writer

Fashion writers and cosmetolo- gists are busy these days talking about the new woman" and the new look" In glowing terms they
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-01

Life in the Brass City. got job in Waterbury few weeks ago. and being from city thirty-odd miles away had to find place to live. Luckily, 1 am single If had family would not be able to work in Waterbury for do not think could find any place to put family. The YMC.A was the first place went to. When asked for room was told the place filled up. So asked when room would be available The clerk said the rooms were booked for way ahead and started to turn away So
 asked how far in the future the bookings were. The clerk did not know. Then asked him to put my name the application list He said that was of no use but
 filled out form anyway. Next went to the Boys Club and into almost the same wall. However they did help by giving lead This ended in room but in poor and noisy part of the town room yes, but wasn't ready desperate enough to make the sacrifices involved So then got leads at the office One led to room but trying to get the people It wasn't thing by any means so scratched that After that the ders of wonders fell to I told of apartment. The trouble with that the size four roos and the price, S60 month. An exc. l. working under the Gl onthe job training can't afford that. The Hotel Elton ha the discouraging that would have to make res ervatons three weeks in advance. Of in weeks time they might be able to me in for day or tWo So that outi fellow worker, gave the next tip r resulted n in nice part of town and near work The catch? Don't worry, there Yes having the nice clean, sunny for few days I had to give it up. The trouble that the several other boarders had to through to get to the bathroom won't describe the experience I'll leave that to your imagination. It is very good thing that the people in my office helped out For another fellow worker told of little far from work, but the exercise will do me good. I have yet only it. of luck Gee, what going to do when get married?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-01

Englander ruffed, defeating per fectly safe contract
 The directing play is a great asset if it is not abused. The lead of the lowest of suit indicates that the leaders prob able entry is in the lower of the other non-trump suits, while a high return indicates a probable entry in the higher of the non-trump suits.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-01

Going to the Fair. Seventy-three years ago this month folks went for the first time to the then now, classic Danbury Fair. With the exception of the few years since Pearl Harbor that fair has been major Con- necticut and New England event. Many folks approach ing at and past middle age will recall that the main versaon in the household the late September days outside of canning and the Fall harvest the Danbury Fair The youngsters stood around open-mouhed they watched their elders dong up and starting off in rubber tired buggies, two seaters with fringe top railroad trains and All western Connecticut be- came far-m{hded. There were no autos or busses Tn those days but large population from Sharon Canaan Cornwall Litcheld Goshen New Milford, not forgetting such live cities like Waterbury and Hartford made their way to the Fair and back with great tales about the ferris wheels the horse and the largest squash in captivity. We'll sir September 29 has again come and gone and Danbury still showing folks how to fair which is affair with everything from covered wagon to giant caufower And to be there is both poultry and truth in the exhibit of thousands of chickens all shapes, sizes and coors We told that Guernseys and Hosteins something special. Where the sukey and trotng were the feature of the Fair is speedway for midget autos. Oh time and change! That wasn't the way heerd it when Aunt Bessie and Uncle Bob set out for the Fair way back in the late seventies it the early eighties?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-01
Woodward Says
SLICE TT THINNER N
 THE MIDDLE

Come tue first cool day yoN haul out your aoool skirt and yoW tug and tug and yoU tug. And 1t just 1oon't meet around the middle II you hold your breath yoU can hook the hook but no matter ho1c yow try can't l0hiSk up thdt zipper. It seems there's of you than the last time you b0t bnfJo 0f G,.Y fo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-01

Send letters to Dr. Brady in care of the National Newspaper Service, 326 West Madison Street, Chicago, III. Copyright 1946, John F. Dille CoO
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-14
LIVESTOCK
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Sept. 10 - Q) -
(USDAL)- Salable hogs 700, total
1000; steady; all good and choice
hogs including sows and stays at
1925; the ceiling.
Salable sattle 1000, total 1000;
salable calves 300, total 300;
mostly steady, run largely cows;
eastern order buyers furnishing
principle outlet for all killing
classes; package good to choice
l.0O0-lb. mixed yearlings 20.25,
the ceiling; medium to low-good
grassy steers Is. 00-19.O 90; good
western cows sold up to Is, so:
common and medium cows $50.
l4.OO; Gamers and light cutters
7.25-8.50; most bulls 12.75-13.5 so re.
CARELESS of grade; choice vealers
practically absent; broad clear.
ance weeks supply stockers and
feeders at mostly so cents higher
prices.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-14
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Sept. 13-RH(UsDA)
nPotatoes: arrivals 81; on track
1872; total U. S. shipments 1,07e
For western stocks, demand slow.
market weaker; for northern red
and white stocks, demand slow.
market about steady for best
stocks; for offerings other sections
showing off condition, demand very
SLOW, market dull and weak.
Washington long whites $500 to
3.S5 washed; Idaho russell bu-banks
$3.50 to 3.85 washed; Michigan
pontiacs $1.85 unwashed; South Da-
kota bliss triumphs $3.50 washed;
Wisconsin bliss triumphs $2.35 to
2.65 washed, cobblers $2.l0 to 2.l5
unwashed, chippewas $2.10 to 2.l5
washed; North Dakota cobble-s
$i.85 unwashed; red warbus $40
to els washed, $1.8o unwashed Gall
U. S. No. / quality; North Dakota
bliss triumphs commercial $l.65 to
100 unwashed, cobblers CONNER
cial ST. 50 to 100 unwashed-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-14
RAIL BONDS RISE
IN BUYING RALLY
Nav Carriers Recover Frac.
tions To More Than
Four Points

NEW YORK, Sept. 10 - P -
Rail issues thrust ahead Friday IN
the bond market in the first de-
cisive rally in a week.
The carriers recovered trac-
tons to more than 4 points OF the
heavy losses suffered ii the post
Labor Day pounding which fore
ed the market to the lowest in a
year and a half. Bonds of rail
roads in reorganization drew the
bulk of support.
In contrast to the sharp upturn
in business which accompanied
recent pressure, volume slackened
as the market advanced. The total
of S., $50, 900 compared with 3d.
100, 900 Thursday and $40, $50, 900
on Wednesday.
Much of the demand, accord
ing to investment men, appeared
based on the theory that prices
had been pushed too low in rela-
ton to earnings and yields and
that consequently many rail- is
sues were attractive buys.
Leaders Gain
Closing higher we're Baltimore
and Ohio convertibles at 81 IL,
Central of Georgia consolidated SIS
at 81, Alton IS at 80 "a, st. Paul
convertibles at SO "a, North West
ern 4 lbs at 70 3-8, Rock Island
refunding As at 46, International
Great Northern &C" SIS at So. Mis-
souri, Pacific, 5 LIS at 81 ga,
Frisco "a" As at A ga, and Sea-
board Airline incomes at 81.
Chilean bonds were under pres
sure in the foreign dollar list.
In the over-the-counter market
U. S. Governments declined 1872
to 4-32 of : point with the Victory
Loan Dec. 2 LIS of '67-'72 off
1892 at 101 1892 bid. The same
issue closed in the exchange at
101 1882, off 1872.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-14
COTTON
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Sept. 13-P|Cot-
ton futures registered gains of 80
cents to $1.85 a bale in moderately
active dealings today with final
levels at or near the best for the
session. Persistent mill buying was
the feature, while the market re
acted at times on hedging and
profit taking. The trend was gen
orally higher throughout the day.
Replacement commission house
demand centered in the later de-
livecies. Steadiness in securities,
expectations of large textile sales
when new ceiling prices are an
nounced, and the current high rate
of consumption all contributed to
the markets better action.
Private advices stated mill buy
ing of spot cotton slackened dur
ing the past week, but prices were
firm. Final ginnings in the south
east, it was estimated. will be
slightly less than the government
September forecast issued last Mon
day.
Futures closed 90 cents to $1.85 a
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-14
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Sept. 10. - up -
Strength developed in all grain fur.
lures today on news that overnight
the Omaha and Kansas City offices
of the Commodity Credit corpora.
ton had purchased undisclosed
quantities of wheat for export.
Trading was more active than in
recent sessions and substantial
gains were held to the close. Wheat
finished 1A-2% higher, January
$1.97, corn was up 1b-2 cents. Jan.
uary $l.33k, and oats yer ahead
Wiz, September 1914. March
barley sold at $1.40%, up 2h.
Open High Low Close
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-14

NEW YORK, Sept. 10 - up -
Selected steels, motors, rubbers
and industrial special stocks to-
day led the market on a relatively
slow-going recovery jaunt with
dealings the smallest of the week.
From the start the direction was
upward although the ticker tape
frequently loafed. Gains generally
ranged from fractions to 3 points
with a few thin" issues adding
4 to II on meager transactions.
While extreme advances we're
shaded in a number of instances
at the close, assorted favorites
ended at the days best. The pace
%quickened a bit in the final hour.
Volume or around 100, 900
shares compared with 1890, 900
the day before.
In front were American Tele-
phone, U. S. Steel, Bethlehem,
General motors, Chrysler, Good
rich, U. S. Rubber, International
Business Machines, Hazel-Atlas,
Hiram Walker, Montgomery Ward,
Woolworth. Electric Power and
Light, Anaconda, American Smelt-
ing, General Electric, Dow
Chemical, Allied Chemical, U. S.
gypsum, Standard Oil ND, Santa
Fe and Great Northern.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-14
FOREIGN

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-(P-
Closing foreign exchange rates fol-
low Great Britain in dollars, 9TH
ers in cents:
Canadian dollar in New York
open market As per cent discount
Or s5.87h US. cents, down .12k.
Europe: Great Britain 81. O3h.
unchanged; France (Franc) .8414,
unchanged; Sweden (Krona) 81. 86.
unchanged; Switzerland (Franc)
Comb 23.40, unchanged.
Latin America: Argentina free
24.85. unchanged; Brazil free $50,
unchanged; Mexico 20.65, uachang-
ed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-14
NEW ORLEANS MIDDLING

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 13-(P)-
The average price of middling Is
is inch cotton at ten designated
southern spot markets today was
81. 70 higher at 1855 cents a pound.
Average for. the past 80 market
days was $3.50. Middling 7-8 inch
average was 1890.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-14
E ORLEANS SPOT

NEW ORLEANS, Sep. 13-Pe
Spot cotton closed steady, $500 a
bale higher. Sales 2.120. Low
middling 30.35; middling $500;
good middling 37.00. Receipts l.
352: stocks 1873, 1863.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-14
TREND OF STAPLE PRIcEs

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-The AS
soclated Press weighted wholesale
prices index of IS commodities to-
day advanced to 140. go.
Previous day 40. 68, week ago
= o., month ago las. 95, year ago
l946 1915 1914 1943
High 14s.47 1921 1O8.7 70 lO7. 81
Low 112.O2 107.90 1885, 3 103. 43
ds26 average equals 1907.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-14
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Sept. 13-R-Tur-
pentine LOS; offerings 20; sales
1000; receipts 273; shipments COS;
stocks 1859.
Rosin. offerings 121; sales 121;
receipts ITO; shipments none;
stocks 14,075.
Quote: B, & D, $50; E, & F, 1888;
G, H, l, K, M, & N, 7.42; VIC,
1850; WV, & X, IT'S.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-14
Cash GRAIN

CHICAGO, Sept. 13-RHWheat:
No. 2 red $2.04 IL; No. 2 hard
$2.04. No corn. Oats; No. 2 heavy
mixed 81 -; No. l heavy white
q IL to 80; No. l white 80 ~ to
o. 81; No. 2 white 81 IA; No. 3
white 80 "a. Barley: mailing 81. So
to LIB nominal; feed SLIPS to IA
nominal. Field seed per hundred
weight nominal; red top $1,000 to
100; timothy $6.75 to 1900.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-14
Popular Stocks Mount
In SIow Trading Day
Transfers Quicken In Final
Hour To Lift Total
OF Sales

MARKETS AT A GLANCE
NEW YORK, Sept. Is R-
Stocks higher; slow buying
Its leaders.
Bonds improved; rails rally.
Cotton steady; mill buying.
CHICAGO:
Wheat strong; mills, CCC buy
ing cash wheat.
Corn - firm; bids raised on new
crop cash grain.
Oats - firm with other grains.
Hogs steady at ceilings; top
S16.25.
Cattle generally steady; top
S20.25.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-14

Illinois is a long state, extend
ing from 81 degrees of latitude in
the south to approximately AZ de-
grees and 80 seconds in the ex-
IRENE north.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-14
POULTRY M G G

RALEIGH, Sept. 13-B -MC.
DA1-Poultry and egg markets
steady to very firm.
Raleigh - U. S. Grade A. large
= fryers, broilers and roasters.
80 to IS. D
washington U. S. Grade A.
large, So; roasters, flyers and broi1.
e-s, 43 to "A.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-14
NORTH CAROLINA HOGS

RALEIGH, Sept. 13-(P-(NC-
DA,-Hog market receipts light,
with tops of 1880 at Rocky Mount
and C~llnton-Warsaw, and 1880
at Richmond.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-14
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Sept. 13-(R-Pro
duce steady, prices unchanged.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-14

a. Indicated annual dividend rate.
b. Income and profits dividends
paid in past II months.
c. Paid in 1945.
(The above quotations are nominal
n are believed to be indications of
the price at which the securities may
De purchased or sold.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-14
Local Quotations
furnished by Allen C. Ewing & Coz
Rid Asked

Furnished by Allen C. Ewing & Coz
Bid Asked
American Opt 1.60a 81 80
ACL of Conn 4.00a SO 63
Boston Fund LIB 21.99 1855
Carolina ms 1.40a IS 81 IL
Car P&L S. Pr $5a-114 12O
DeVilbiss 1.00a---- II 3-4 ~
GRIP Sec RR Eq SOB 4.65 5.12
McBee .40a 7 IL
Mass Inv Tr 1.52b 26.41 %. 40
PEG Sv Bk&Tr 2.50c IS =
Sec. Nat Blk soc Is -
Stand Stoker 3.00a SO IS
Tide Wtr PWr Com 7 IA 8 IA
Vii Sow &, Tr | 20c 40 -
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-14
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Sept. 13--R-Butte-,
firm; receirts 1892. 4o6; eggs, firm;
receipts 5,842.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-14
TREASURY BONDS

|2Rs 1857 June 3 odd 1880 101 %
2hs 1857 Dec. 30 102 1912 off Il
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-14
CHARLOTTE SPOT

CHARLOTTE, Sept. 13-P)-Spot
cotton 36. 80.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-14
NEW E COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 13.-P-
Cotton futures closing prices were
firm, Sl.20 to $40 a bale higher.
Goo~ Liob T ou, Cloca
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-14
BOND

NEW YORK, Sept. 13-P-Final
Washington Journal., 1946-08-09
ySaaoce befnr0s
tet 9epreNion

MaIbingfon - 9anOelSiefret1r
@oQace erfldrte, 0ob Die Station lif)
bereits auf Dem @ege CUR Snflntion
befilloe uno Der gegnDdrtige bobe
Neutrality-suspicious. nift mebr LANCE
0auern Tonne. 9aS in ieinem Bud
u5iltp NaiIion Sobs" geitedte
9a6friegs5iel Iei nunleril6 bereits
iebt CREDIT, 10 CAB er gu, a6er es lei
ouf inflatoriiden Druid 8uriif5u-
fiibren uno nidt auf itabile Ser
b1ltniiIe, oie er alS @runOlage
mirtl6aftli6en @oblergebenS 6efiir-
mortet bate.
Die 8erbaltniiie ieien 1bnli9 ie-
men nod Dem qrlten @eItfrieg, 10
lagte ser friibere 8i8eprdiiOent, OBJ
tpobl er CLAUDE, oaB ourd iorgfGlti-
ges 8lanen Ser S6od nbgelhwd6t
iper0en fam, Der ieiner Mniidt mad
unDermeiolid lit. sd CLAUDE, oaB
Die Ser &onjunftur folgenoe Deprel-
lion nidt 10 ihlimm iein miro, mie
niele @irtl6aftler oenfen.~ @aGace
iiebt folgenOe @ntpidlungen font
men:
1. Cine poriibergeben0e Son
innftur" bon erbeblidem 9lusmaB,
Oie Dielei1t elm ODER iogar 5mei
Sabre nnoauert, nobel oie 3abl Der
8ei11ftigten Die 8reiie, Bigger unO
Der 8ert Der Snoultrieanlagen fort-
geiebt lteigen.
2. Cine un0ermeioli6e 09eprei-
iion~ ODER Neuangleidung, nit @b-
nobmen in ser 3abl Der 8el6dftig-
ten, Ser Broouftion uno Der Saul
fraft.
3. Cine 8eriooe bon Ser Nrt, nie
lie piele 2eute fir normal balten,
ober nit geringerer aauffraft uno
@nrennodfrage als er lie fir n0tig
baIt, uno nit Breiien, Die ,,Oie itdr-
ferei, eiinltiger gelegenen Snoultrien
begiinitigt."
@enn sic Station in oieies brittle
Stnoium eintritt, miro Die 5rnge
Der golbei6dftigung am pidtigiten
Oamit oas @el0 in ben Gaiden Der
gerbrnuder bleibt uno Die @eiAdftS-
melt f~inan8iea geluno bleibt, obne gu
Iebr bon iibermdBig boben 9efi5it-
auSgaben Der Negierung ab6ubdn-
gen.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-09
Nene 5or9en
fitr Die 8riten

SeruIoIem.-Gie iiio. llntergruno-
organization Srsun 30ai 9eurni,
Die iif ais uerontportlib fir
Den 8om6enoniAlag u1f oas So
tel &onig gaOio erfldrte, BEL Dem
81 8erionen umfomen, ipra6 in
elmer gebeimen &unofunfieloung
ole 9robung aus, nneue uno
ifppere S6Idge gegen unIere bri-
tiihen 6ein0e mitten I'M 9er5en
ibrer Mnht" fibren 81 molten.
Sn Der @ebeimienOung, Der err
item leit %. Suni, miro erflart,
,,0ie 8emo6ner ner0en 4nmeiiung
erbaIteL trob oeS Ausge6enDer6otes
alf oie StraBen gu geben, unb
menn Die 8rten ldieBen miro es
and 1000 britiife Spfer geben"
folls oie @ngldnoer nod ein-
NAL cine Clifton dbnlid Der les-
ten gegen Die Staot Eel Slpio
ourdfii6ren l%ollten.
Ger Rl1n0funfipre6er for0erte
Die all0ere Ill01lde untergrltft0-
organization @agona uuf, gemiiie
@rfldrungen nod 0enen Saga
no ben 8ombenanidlag nuf Oas
Sotel G0nig 3auio ais Elm 8ert
non uGer6rehern~ be8eidnet baben
iou, als Bdlldungen 81 erfldren.
Giele grfidrun9en ieien britiihe
6dlIhunger, n1ittelS oerer Ole Su-
Sen geipalten tuerOen %ioIlen.
(9ie @ngldnoer nerii9ern, lol-
DIE Grfldrungen ieien in Eel glDip
6ei Sen @ausiudungen gefunOen
poroeii.)
Sic Siroen pur0en Don eroBer
guiregung ersriffen ais lid Die
Nahriht uerbreitete, Moibe Sneb,
Elm MioglieO Ser Seuiib Agen-
cp, meld)er Ieit langem BON sen
gnglan0ern ais Ser 8iibrer ser
@ebeimorganiiation Sagann ge-
miro, lei in 8aris einge-
t%roffen.
Sneb, Der bon Der Qeitung Ser
5uriidgetreten iein iolIz /
Washington Journal., 1946-08-09
nn9arn ma0cn
ute9r be5ablen

2onoon ~ &uBaro bat leine Ste
parationsforoeriingen an ungarn
Inn 1913 Miaionen Dollars erbobt.
9ieIe @r6obung erfolgte in 3ulam-
menbnng nit Dem Intrage Der un-
gariiden Hegierung, ibr gepllie
&on5eliionen 81 bemiligen.
SIN Observation-Disclosures fir
ungarn uno in ben friiberen rulli-
lden M"euBerungen iiber ungarns
GriegSenti9G0igung lit Die ungariide
&eparationspfli6t auf 200 WfiIlionen
Collars feItgeieBt mor0en. 9ie neue
Ger0ffentli9ung Der S~a6resraten,
sic l1ngarn an &ilBlano 81 leiiten
Bat, bringt aber Sen @elamt6etrag
auf 1888 Wiuionen. Der neue
3a6lungsplan miro BON Der ruff
iden Nadri6tenagentir CAB perOi-
fentli6t.
SAB erm16nt ni1t Sic Seraufiet-
5ung ais iolde, iolioeru mel0et le,
oigli6 Die Subresraten; 21,S Weil-
lionen I'M Sabre 1916, 90 Weiaio-
men 1947 % MiQionen 1913 un0 ie
80 Wiaionen BON 1919 Bis 1858.
CAB fiigt Ser Wteloung bin5u, Der
neue 3abIungspIan lei aufgeitent
moroen, neil oie ungariihe Eegie-
rurg beantragt babe, lin ben erlten
Sabren fleinere Heparationsliefe-
ruiigen 81 MADDEN unO in ben lpd-
teren Snbren ben umfang Der 2iefe-
rungen lanopirtl1uftli1er uno in-
OuitrieIler Baren entipre6eno 8u En-
bo6en".
Die 8uonpeiter 3eitungen bntten
am 80. Sui beri6tet, bob Somiet-
ruBlano ii6 eiHperltanoen erfldrt
babe, oie 1946er &eparationsrate
BON ga auf 21,S MiaiOnen gu err
miBiger. Onmit ltngarn ieine WGb-
rllllg lta5iliIieren fonne.
Die rulliihe Na6ridtenagentur
CAB meloet meiter, Der ungariide
Minilterpr1Iioent 6erence NagD
babe Ser Somjetunion fir Die 9lenoe-
rullg oes 3ablungsplanes Cant
bartlett ausgelproAen".
Washington Journal., 1946-08-09
SierC DDll
gOOc crtDeft

@ai6inqtnn. - 3eutlAe 6orider
tl.eten NGErifspeinden nit adlte
mo 6rodten Tie oonn, nodoem oas
Ser8 idon Is Minitten lang altfge-
bort bottle 81 ihlagelt, mieOer gum
3lriid.
Die 9erihte ii6er oieie @eriu6e
mar0en bon Der Reaierung freigege-
zen, 10 onB lleberiebungen binnen
fur3em erbdltlid lein meroen.
9ie 8eriude muroen bon 9ler3-
ten Der 8euti6en 2uftmaffe porge-
nommen, oie feitltelten moaten mel.
den @influB Die @afriertemperatlt-
ren in groBer S0be alif Sen menId-
liden Organisms ausiibten.
gLltBer Meeri6mein1en puroen
aid aaninden gu Sen 8eriufyen
benuBt, es gelang aber ni6t, oiele
ms 2e6en 5uriif8urufen.
Sic Meeriftpeinden nur0en in
elmer Grudfammer bel 16 @roo Gel
nus IN Glsfpaller gelegt uno Damn
nur0e Saueritoff 8ugeiiibrt. Ger
SiiblungSpro5eB mur6e fortgeiebt,
Bis oas Ser3 aufb6rte 81 ihlagen
nno ane ~2ebenS5ei6en beri6ponoen.
6iiluf3ebn Minliten 0cralif ipuroe
oas @aiier ermdrmt. &rro oono6
itieg Die Gemperotur ser Meer-
ihpeinhen, rno es tuiiroe fiinitIi6e
Atmung mo eleftrilae Hei5lrng oes
Screens eingeieBt.
Die Meeri6mein6en gabcn iett,
nie Der 8erid)t beiogt Ieidte gln5ei-
den elmer @ieoerbelebung, fur3 Be-
por Die normale aorpertemperatur
errei6t mar. ShlieBIih iebte cine
regelmdBige Atmung elm, 0ie bon
8etpegungen begleitet mar, uno Die
paren Die0er am Qe6en.
@s mur0en aud ioentiihe 8erlu1e
o6ne 8eigabe bon Saueritoff ee-
modt, aber in oieien 5daen gelang
Die 8ie0erbelebung nidt.
Die 5orider famen gu Dem @r-
gebnis, ooB Die &aupturiode oes
@rfrierens i'm Saueritoffmangel
Washington Journal., 1946-08-09
Geiue balOtge
Stenerienfun9

@aihindton. ~ Senator 8eor9e
q, Go.) ser Steuererpert Oes &c.
mates, meinte, Oie 6oben Stetern
miir0en aud i'm ganSen ndd]lten
2Sobre beibc6olten meroen.
Gas be5iebt lid iowobl onf ole
inoiUiSuelle @-infommenlteuer, pte
aiff sic Observation-Disclosures
qen, iagte er 81 Heportern. @S
lnaq All elmer 6ern6ietulg Der
i%i6ernlGBigen @rofititeuern fommen,
Sic BroOuftipn non ArtIfeln
un5ufur6eln, uuf Die lett bo9e
Son0erroten iteben.
God III an0eren Steuerraten
6~iiriten feline oiubituntieIlen 9ten-
0%erungen~ DOrgenommen merOen,
iagte ser 8oriisenoe Oes 5ftun5-
fomitees. @r COB 0oiir 5Dei
@riinoe an:
,3unddit einuoG lit Ous 9uO-
act iehr bod immer nod piel
3t bod, unO mir miiiien Oaber
ioDieIe Steuern auftreiben, ais
un8 tr08li6 it,"
9ann lDies er auf bic S6lDie-
riqfeiten Fin, Dor 1913 eine
Griin0lihe 5teuerreDiiionsbill ,,Don
f%onitruftiDer @atur" eim5ubringen.
Gipie aaltfuIotionen Oes Se-
majors ieood founten itber Sen
&aufen g%eDorien merOen, iulIs
es CUR @u6l elmer betradtIi6en
@rlrppe bon &ongreBlerten fommt,
oie iih auf cine Senfung Der
Steuern i6ren @G9lern gegeniiber
perpfliftet baben. Sn 0ieiem Sal
le oiirite etpas 0gompf" biuter
cine iolhe s8orloge genladt mer-
sen uu0 es @fitte oes Su6res
81 elmer Anndbme Ser Bill fom.
men.
George ie0O6 m6dte cine Ser.
drtige ihneIle @eiebgebung per.
mei0en unO cine nab allen Sei.
ten bin gut iiberlegte Bill emf.
merien, cine umfaiienoe N1aBnub.
me, bel Ser allie &loilen Dor
Steuern3ablern nit Der 2uii6e.
rung red)nen, mos Tie 1913 uni
1919 81 3ablen 6abpn.
Sur grleoigung ser 8orar5ei.
ten bea6iidtigt er elm Budget
llnterfomitee 3l ernennen, 0as
iid nit elmer 1bnlihen @rlrnp(
oeS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS treffer
uno in Oen langen &ongreBferier
ollie @6aien oes Steuerprogrmms
0isfntieren ioll.