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Washington Journal., 1946-12-20
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9uenoS Hires (S9ssD SnioI9e
pom Observation-Disclosures anti toto
.(ttdrer NATURALIZATION an Den lllli.
ocriita.en ltno anocreu ron Der IRE
oierltna fontrolliertelt Snitituten Be.
1iitnen IiberoIe gebrer nnO SnteIlef.
tneae einen IuS5is ullS argenti.
uiru. 3irt 3cit bdit iit Ole stblpaioe.
rulla 1iad onocrelt cuherifanilhen
SGuccrn nod in eIlgeren @ral5ett.
9lber es miro rrnortet, Onb lie 5unebs
men miro, iulls Bic 8c5ierlin9 Beroit
uciter gegeu jene 5uteaeftuellen uor-
Qcht, ole c8 oerabiaumell cine Giles
umiaiicnoe gegciiterung iiir oaS VIC.
Jiae sur Sbnu 81 trogerl,
@S qibt MIR iueni5e inter Oen
fiirsIid entEiienen ltnioeriitGtSpof-
feiiorengo bic iid NIT 4lisfuunoernnqss
ulinen beTailen, ip%entgitens fiir
oett Moment. GieIe Don tbnen muir.
sen 6ereits BON onoeren lateinilh =
cmerifoniIheh llniDeriit1teu irtlo
lpilienIdaitIi@en 5uifituten eingelo.
SEN. Dlon 9offt, onB ou9 6rennoe
itnO RoIIeeen lit oen Ser. Stnaten II.
9onooa cine 6iIireide Suno 6ieten
iperOen.
9i5craIe Observation-Disclosures
sbouipicIer. 3eitunesberaaisgeber,
poIitiide ShriItIteller Alnb SourHnlie
item aei0en cine abnlide Scltitng.
Giele bon i1nen bofien in Den Der
ciniaten Stonten arbeit 5l iiiiOen.
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Sic BON Ser 8egieriiii9 liilteritiitten
9feforneh I'M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be-
.fampiten, 0enfen an cine 6~ortlesiillg
FIRES Stu0iulns int HUSBAND. Ttele
IomiIien finD beiorgt, Oab iRre Sob
lie Sem nutioilaIiitliden Terror gum
iaIlen fSnnten itrS e%rnunterte
lie, ms MltS[ano 81 ge9er.
@oIitiidje emigration 1T in sub
omerifo niht relt, ober gum e~riteil'
nal 6o6nt Tidl eiile thtellettueae
Gnrigretion groben MlsnoBeg an.
@tnige feline @eihat9leltte uno
2onoutrte, oeren Eoti9feit onrt Die
anolofen &e8ierungserlaiie 'beetn'
tra9tigt miro, Oettfett ebenfuas bar.
an, olts5lauan0ern.
isle fpeiter beridtet miro, plottt
sic argentiniihe Aegierling DE
aonumuniitiihe 9artei SIT perbieten.
Sic crit 1915 Ic8oIiiiert poroen mar.
geah anii1t nlondcr @cua9rslente
untcrnimmt bic He8ierun9 Dieica
ghritt nm iif Bel ben 8ereinieteH
5fadten lief aino 81 mnden Il. nlid)
oesbeI6 neil bic Dprhorin8ititg Der
BON Der Regicrilil9 fontrolIierteit
GSctDarfidq|ter nit aontmunilten be-
1iffnt. shr Enrne slf bereiten.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-20
5000 1tric0sbclA6Niete
b0bcat itcme 2tntcmtcbilc

SSaibiilgton ~ 9leiie automobile
I'M @erte pon s Millionen Dollars
fins ailf @rltnO 0es Cars : Jor -glfn-
putees @rogramm 5000 ariegsbe.
ihGoieten foitenIos geliefert tpor0en,
Iddbte Elm Gertrcter Ser &rtegsteil-
nehmer Germnltune. Shdbungs-
meile f0nfen meitere 5000 ariegs-
beiha0iqfe entipreHenbe Antrage
iteueng Ole RasierniiB BabIt fir ie-
pes Mutomoba big 8u $1,000.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-20
EnqIund in CuerUng
gegen MiIituerlords

2on0on lS9sI Glle HelDe
~fleiaere Meutereie,l,oon Der ieoe eI-
aelre an Iif, gnn8 unbebeureflo H. 1T
ipmptomof. Fir sen mahienoep lln-
miLlen III ser gep0lferpag iiber ole
Nraoe Scr ~5ogernoen Gemobtliile'
rltng uno man befiir6tet, Dab Oleler
llnwiae iitp III ether 1nniarrsret9el
Repoffe entlooen f0nnte luenl1 ole
2abor @e9ieriu1g balo Dr Mnbl'
perpretet eitI0bt.
GieIe Dteutereitnb sum Beilptel
Sic ffr5lide E~efertion britiffer
5olooten BON eincm Sdifb ons I'M
gcgriFie mar, lie BUR Gien1tleiitlt'lg
ms Husband 5lt 6rJt8elL iin0 alleiii
Idon 6eunru9ieeno 8enug; ober cs
lit sic ltnytfrieOenbeit Der Bepolte-
rulrQ, 6ie sic @euiHensrube Der pnr'
lnment1riiden 6iibrer dlii r~tetltert
tort.
@ie Gper|ecs Nens agetleD gut
informierter 2ueIle inn unterbdls
erfabrt, unD mas bon Der engli.
id)en Treila beItdtigt miro, erboI-
ten sic Observation-Disclosures Don
;Sreuuoen unb 8er1panofen BON An.
qe00rigen Der 4rmee cine Slut BON
@riefen, In 0ener geger Die Gortlet-
,utt1 nor TienTtpfIidlt fir Arieqsteils
ne6r1er NIT minoeTtens 4 Sa6ren df-
fiber &riegserfdbrltng urIo Be'ot-
5lingsOienit proteitiert miro. GS
Mrs BON Dert1BIiher Seite erfl1rt
oieg lei. oie prottiihe 6rdee birlter
Dem tbeoretiIden Gisput Die 9latBen.
politif ulto Ser. fiir6liden Nepclte"
Ser grbeiterabgeofbhsten nno ite
6iirite logor bnlo eiren uelteriifan
im 8arlntfient Uerlirlnden.
.uno Mnrren mcdten ii6
in Sen acknowledgement bereits be.
nlerfbar.
Ereimnl in oieIes 8ohe boben
ar6saternbgeorOrete a~ufrngen itber
Sic auBenpoIitff Der Regieriirg &c.
IteIIt, inS6eIonoere in 8e3tg ditf 6nS
nnae6It6 6~eIte9enoe anglo : Gn1ert.
faniide miIit1riide @ebeimdbfom.
men. Erob scr 1ementis feiters bes
Stnte Departments nnO 6eS engli.
Iden @ubcnomtes iiilD biale pdrld.
mcnt5nitglieocr Ser anfidJt, oob ir-
geno cine glrt bon 4bfomaren SiDi-
iden Oein anlerifaniiden ui,0 engli-
Iden @eneraIltab beltebt Oh man
eS giiionis, entente, @inOeraebmell
oOer Melnungsoltstauid nehiten
mill ODER nidt.
9ie iiin9ite Gottrooerfe dDurOe
oitrd cine bereits beriGtete grflds
rang oes @beis bes Stnperidlen @e-
neraIitabs GeIotttnridnlI Nontgom.
erp o%nseeIoit, in ser er geicgt 9ohen
Washington Journal., 1946-12-20
100000 wOIIen in
Frunkreich bIeiben


5tuttQart $4,000 0eutifc
GricgsJefangere iin6 nod in 5rnnf-
reid, $4,000 bacon befinOen iid
III 9lrbeit, mtO 5par 100000 in Der
irau5oiiinen gaaopirtidait mo bon
Oen l5rigen $4,000 in 9erfmerfen,
no tie uobe3u Elm 8iertel Ser iron56,
iii6en aohIeproouftion f0rOern.
Ger iran50liiGe 9eoolferungsmi.
hitter Bot gedilBert, 0cB er Dem
4lon, einen Cell Ser oeutihen
acknowledgement nod 0erca gntloi.
Jung (Oie non Der fron50fihen grei=
ie iett iiir Sen /. Sum- f947 auge-
fiinOigt tpuroe), uIs ireie arbeiter in
6ronfrei6 81 beIaiien, nidt ungiin-
itig gegeniiberitebe. 100000 @efan-
gene iollen nod) onoeren @fitteihtn.
gen Ger iran5oiiihen &reiie ben
gsuuid gedlibert boben, ipdter in
6ranfreih SIT bIeiben. @s miro 9e.
iddst 0eB pielleift Ole &Glite oopon
mad griinolihcr politilder mo ion.
ltieer 4riifung 3lBelaIien iueroen
fonltte. Der iran56iiide geo0lfe.
rungSminiiter meint, onB oiaiel
Geutihen rad einer mebridbrige1
@robe3eit. fpenn lie Elm forreftes Be.
trageH an Ben Sag gelegt buber uu0
es uon i6rer umlittelbaren hinge.
biing beiiirtportet DirO, oie fran5Dii.
ide Nntionalitat 5uerfannt mer6en
fonute.
Gas fran5oiiiHe arbeitgminiIte.
riiim bet lid Oemgegeniiber oiF sen
StanDplnft geltelIt, BOB 0euti6e
Mrbeitsfr0fte III Der fr1n3oiiinet
@irtIhoft ein Clement 0ergeunrubi-
gung oarIteIIeh tno CUR Shmdhung
Der Eroouftion b%eitragen tpiirOen.
@luber0em Tonne es ni6t 0o1nit ein.
osrituitoen ieirt, Dab 9eutiGe bic
8entaiiienoe Don 6~ran3oien obue
@fitIei0 t0teten unO marterten, fpee
niger ais 3Dei Sabre nod Rrieggen-
DC Die @orredte Ser 5reibeit genie.
ben.
las Irbeit5miniIterldm lit Der
Meinrng, oaB Der itcrfe Mongel an
@r6eitsfrdfterL utter Dem Sic fron86.
fiide Nirtifaft iest i6on uno befon.
oerS rah elmer GntIaifung Der 0ett.
ifen &riegsgefangenen at lei0en bn-
ben Miro, nit einem It1rferen @inins
Don 5rauen 0urd Before Berufsouse
bilonng uno Die 9eran5iebilng pom
6isler ulapro0uftip Gdtigen 5u be-
foiilpfcu lei. Cine @rti6eioung itber
Die 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4uiid)-
ten MIRO poh( lflr BON b0diter Ste.
gicrltuasltelle, aIio iider crit nod
Ser NeltbiEoli5ig elmer arbcitsfabi9elt
frdn56iiiden &%esierune, gef1IIt ner.
oei f6ilRall.
S1fereiienf lit in Dieiem 3ltinm.
u%len3ana, Dab bic fr1n5oiffden Bes
BORDEN Ger 9eirdt 5ipiifen 6ran3o-
ieii uli6 oeutiden fSrolien nift o6leb.
reno ge8eniiberiteben. 250O 6ranso-
fen Sic III 9eutidlano ais &riegsge-
fnn9cne o0er Arbeiter paren, mollen
beiraten, Die lie bier fennen geIernt
6rapen aeirnten, sic iie bier fen1fen
gelernt ba6en. Gapon Iino 10 @ro5,
3cutide o0er Geiterreiderinnen50 500
oicier Weiuhe muroen Qbgelebnt,
986 6rolten befefneu bereits Ole Gin
reiieerlaltbniS noh 6rnnfreid. @ei-
raten 8lpiIben Qn9eborigen ser frals
50iiihen 9eiobungstruppe unO oeilt-
i9en 6rouen iino 3por intermiinidt,
ober nidlt per6cteu.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-20
GbrcnbMre ncnrt TINS
Selapcn Scr 1~prcpGoanOn

Weosfou Ger gefnnnte ruff.
ide S6riftIteaer SIpa ebrenburg,
Ser Dor nidt oI5ulanger 3eit IN
9(merifo mar, erFlarte ieineh 3u9o-
rern, Der Iur1ihnitts : aHlerito.
ner lei. o6ne es 5u mcrfen, Elm 0fln'
ne DER &rcpngruOo.
@5ren6urg brad iiber Dd5 Ibento
,anerifn un6 morgen" in elmer
SdltBporIclubg ii6er ieine atnerifa-
niId)e 0teiie Dor einem tret Der GRIM
mi4eh Ralte iberfiilten 9auie. gr
be6duptetc, Sic Bropnganon lei 10
qeididt uno Deroedt, Dab Die 2lmeri-
faner ielbit botit DerbIifft icit fuiir-
ben, penn man ibnen iagen lpilroe,
ooB lie pofbanoen iei.
Scr &e0ner Fiibrte Gus, Der Eurd.
idnitts ; Amerifoner lei oon @ebltrt
elm berniinitiqcr Renit, Der feIuen
Qrie9 miinlde. ober ole 0ffentlihc
Mfeirnng niir0e an @angelbanoe
befiibrt. grcBoen lei Die 6eOer mad.
ttaer als Nas 5dyuert, un0 5lim
5dlltB lDiirDen Die fortlbrittliher
,S0een Ii aHleriEo trinnlpbieren.
Gum SAluB iogte gbren6urg bic
ruiiiiden 3eitungen erihienefl 5fpnr
nir 4 Seiten tart, ober Ole umeritd.
niiden 3eitungen nit ibren 80 Sci
ten leien oou bon irpeFiibrenoen Sc.
ridten.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-20
.ACS deufschen
Muedchen gram

iSrdnffurt &iele omeritdni-
ihe 6rauerb oie iebt IN Geltihlauo
Icben lMeiaen ntit Der Aunebung
Ses 5eiratsuerbotes niht iebr 5uirie.
ben 81 lciu. Gas geidlIt mir gar
ni6t. idgte cine 8NG, ouitO mas
i'd iiber ouierifaniihe Solooten ben.
fe,oie lid nit oeutideil Mdodett Der.
beiroten, piiroe iid nidt gut Orildeu
laiien..e
glonGe Scrringtpn pon @arIs.
h0o, q. M., erfl1rte: ,Gieie Sierra.
ten hdttcn tlntb meiner Nieiuung
iliht 9~eitattet lueroen i~oIlcn. Sine
Menge oeutifer 6ralten meroen iest
Die SoI0oten ooSu 6etlubeit lin in
Die Ser. Stooten ST. fonuren.
6rnil SobH &onoSfp opn Srlnnoo,
6Io.. iogtc: 89oS oeutihe 8uIf iollte
5uerIt Den 8elpeiS erbringen OaB
es nit un0eren 3ctionen nusfpmmen
fam, ebe mir biele umerifnnil6
Oettihen Seirntcn 5illaiien. Gs gilt
etre Mtenge unlerifauiiher Ntdohgn
Die 0riiben nlf rinen Mann tpurte1
ullO ibn nid)t bcfominen f0nnen."
aTie meiiieil 1eutiden baben fir
inns iiberbolipt nidts iibrig% fagte
Sergeont gOgor 86oinns bon 8icto.
RIG, Eeros. nGie meiIten MGOhen,
oie nit drnerifaniiheu GoIOaten &c.
ben, oeriuten MIR, nad oeil Berei.
lliefen Stuaten SIT fpnlmett, nn0 Die
l~iteiiten SolOoten, Die lih unit ibnei
uerbeirnten woIIe1L boben nietnaIs
aefdnpft."
sd bin ielbit nit elmer gngt1it.
berlin berbeirutet, aber id) beriprebe
mir ni9ts gltes ooit oieien @eirnten
nit Ieutihen lagte Der Sergeant
allon Grofe BON 8oiton, uno @cIpiu
8ltrhes Don Sobnion Gitb, Eenn.,
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franc 6ielen GrduIetns niht."
Dian b0rte llrteiIe unoercr Mrt
itHo Die 9luiiht, bob Ourh 0ieie Sci.
raten Die ge5iebIiagen 5tpiIdJen BEL.
ben geotionen berbeffert iper6en f6rt.
men. so iogte gum geifpieI @Ig !.
Eer8eont 2eonn Gon6eni Don gebtIa.
0efp6io: ,,Gomit peroen oieIe 8e5ie-
butigen %otrfboren, Die nift gut iino, .
unD Noie @Iinsfi Don minneapolis
e~rfldrte: ,,Giele 5r1itIeinS f1iiiien Ell
he 5ienllid iharfe @riifung beiteben,
un0 id Ocilfe, Dab allies III Sronung
it,"
9eptuGnt 9uciIle @rggs BON Me6.
ior0, Gre. iagte, ooB biele 6euti6e
Mtdo@en ie1r cute 6ralieu rperoen
miirOeis lulo fii9te hi15u: sd 1abe
oicIe arie9sbrdiite oller Noiionofi-
taten getrofieL nno 0iele oeutihen
NtdOdeii MADDEN mir einen gutter
GinNrtf.
Gergennt Saines NeiI bon Fam.
pa, 6la., in9te: sd feilise cine gan.
Sc au6abl Solootcn, ole mieoer Gus
Den Ser. Staaten 5uriidgefe6rt Iir0,
nm bei i5ren 9ie6deu 3i iein, itn6
2eutinnt &obert 9eitIinger bon
Ggicaao iogte;: 0Seoer iollte oas
3ed't la6erl iein eigenes Qeben 81
Iebei.1
Grifn Gorfinger, Elm oeuti9es.
@aOderi aus 6ranfurt, iagte: ,,Gs
mare DieIleiGt Ons bette, tpenn ser
anlerifaniIhe SolOot 5lrit 9eim-
fe9rt, einige @o6en ipcrtet ltn0 lid
crit Damn 0oriibpr flor miro, Oh ct
oo8 0eltlde M1ohen, 0ds er fenlieri.
Qelehrrt bat, 9eirateil mill. 8enn er
tie mirflih Iiebt, Dnnn niaden einiae
Wo1en aud trjdots aus.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-20
EmNeh,Acointc IN
G1bris eeltiirst

Se6eram - Srnppen Der frorl5oii.
Id,en 8entpalregierung riidten IN
SGbris EN- 1n0 fnltoen bort Die iOiu-
let freunoli1e &egierung AierbeiO-
IdanS I'M 3uitcnOe oeS 3uinnlmer-
brtideg nnN ibrc GSifbrcr altf Ser
5Iiibt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-10

/ Among the soldiers recently re-
ceiving honorable discharges from the
service at Fort Meade were S SGT.
Hugh s. Wilson, s Sgt Leslie H.
/ Sharpless. Tf3 Lawrence l. Ruble.
all Of Kitzmiller; T ) Bayard 7.
/ Keller and Cpl. Ivan E. Miller, Of
Grantsville; Pfc. Maurice f. Butler,
Jennings; Tf5 George d. Nine and
Cpl. Lawrence f. Hoban, Oakland;
Pfc. Stanley f. Tasker. Pfc Claude
d. Boyce and Pfc. James Riggleman,
NndoN; Pfc. Fay D. McCrobie,
SWanton.
Cpl. Freeman c. Hetrick, of Bit
finger, was honorably discharged
from the army at Andrews Field,
Wilmington, Delaware, on December
D. He had been stationed at New
Castle Army Air Base, Wilmington,
an installation of the Forging di-
vision. air transport command.
He entered the army March, 1913.
and wears the American Theatre rib
bon. the good conduct medal and the
victory ribbon.
SGT. Robert Claude Bishoff called
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Hobart
Bishoff, Friendsville, on New Years
evening from Newport News, Va,
saying he had arrived there that
morning. He was nineteen days cross
ing the. Atlantic and was happy to be
in the United States. He expected to
be at his home within a week or ten
days
E NJ. burst, seaman first class,
husband of Mrs. L. NJ. burst, of
KitZmiller, is one of the navy vet
Grams being returned to the United
States on the USS Wayne. The
Wayne left Manila December II, and
was scheduled to arrive in Seattle,
WASH, about January 4.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-10

rs Chester f. Dawson is now
home with his wife and daughter. al
Mt. Lake Park. He received his
honorable discharge from Fort Meade
December p.
Tf5 Dawson spent thirty months
in the Pacific in Australia. New
Guinea and the Philippines.
***
Earl W. Railey. chi lie, and Alfred
J. Right. NJ SIC. both of Oakland.
have been honorably discharged from
naval service at the separation center
at Bainbridge.
49,
Leo c. Smith. woman > e. TSNR
son Of Mr. and Mrs Ramsey Smith
of Deer Park is snandino , tb;,tv-
ing thirty-nine months in the Pacific
aboard the USS Washington, and
Admiral Nimitz' flag ship, the USS
South Dakota He was ordered to the
States in September, 1915. for shore
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-10

Cpl. Ivan +. Miller. son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Miller. and
brother of Mrs Thomas Terrell. ar
rived home Sunday from Germany.
Miller was indicted December 27.
1913, and spent eighteen months
overseas. He was discharged from
Fort Meade December 30 He wears
the Purple Heart for wounds received
at Munich, Germany, and took part
in the battles of Augsburg. Belgian
Bulge and Dorm. He has the ETC.
Victory and American Theatre rib
bons Miller owns farm which he
will operate.
Cpl. John S. Williams, Of Friends
vile. who has served in the signal
corps on Okinawa since last June,
has arrived in San Francisco. Cal,
according to word received by his
mother, Mrs. Mae Williams. He ex-
poets to fly to Red Bank, n. J., be-
fore going to Fort Meade for his
honorable discharge.
Among those given mastering out
papers at Fort Meade in recent days
were TIA Robert c. Root and T
Robert H. Armstrong, of Oakland;
Staff Sgt, Herbert Shalpless and Sgt.
Roy H. Jones. of Kitzmiller: Pfc.
Dayton w. Savage and Pfc. Perry E.
Glotfelty, McHenry.
&Mm
Garrett county service men mus
tered out Of service over the week
end included Pvt. Floyd f. Costello,
Shallmar; Pfc Norman L. Wine and
ia Gerald c. Soldiers, of Oakland:
T/3 Charles Younkin, of Grantsville;
ia Raymond NJ. Dixon, of VindeX;
Pfc. Clyde H. Wilt, of Deer Park;
and Sgt. Osbourne D. Mason, of
Friendsville.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-10

For years the facts about General Motors have been
made public.
In spite of this, the UAW-CIO demands chance to
We have firmly declined to recognize this as basis
for bargaining:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-10
- Something New has been Added

The obvious fact that the UAWCO has gone beyond its rights
under the lawand reaching for information but for new
power-nof for look at past fses but fol, the bozer
to SIT in on torecaStins and planning the FUTURE
look at the books" phrase intended as an
opening wedge whereby Unions hope pry way into the
whole field of management
1t leads surely to the day when Union threat
OF strike, will demand the right ,chat we can make heu
we make it, uchere make it, we must
charge y0ma with what can take out of the
business rather than that goes into the broduct
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-10

(Other Men in Service, Page 81
Evening star., 1946-02-15
1S on Army Paper
Protest 10 Congress
BY the Associated Press

TOKYO, Feb. 15.-Eighteen staff
members of Pacific Stars and
Stripes, the Army newspaper, to-
day radioed the chairman of the
House and Senate Military Affairs
Committees and the Senate Judici-
ary Committee asking an investiga-
ton "of Army policy and procedure
which permits the branding Of men
as disloyal without giving them an
opportunity to defend themselves. y
T3 Ken Pettus, managing editor
and T/3 Barnard Rubin, columnist
recently were removed from Stars
and Stripes because, they said they
were informed, of negative report
on . loyalty check.
The radiograms said the pair were
not informed 'the basis for this
grave charge, nor were they al
lowed to defend themselves. This
system Of indicting, trying, convict
ing and sentencing men (they were
ordered transferred to Okinawa)
without opportunity of defense is
inimical to American democracy
-
Departure of Pettus and Rubin
for Okinawa was delayed pending
an investigation by Gen. Mac
Arthur's inspector general.
Pettus radioed his and Rubin,s
thanks to Representative SABBATH,
Democrat, OF Illinois: Coffee. Demo-
crat. of Washington, and Delacey,
Democrat, of Washington, for asking
the War Department to investi-
gate.
Evening star., 1946-02-15
Quake Rocks Seattle
And Wide Coast Area;
Several Slightly Hurt
Described as Moderate
Although 1t Is Worst
Recorded in Section
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

SEATTLE, Feb. 15.-A two
story wall and a 5o,0o0-gallon
water tower toppled and people
rushed from buildings early last
night when an earthquake
rocked a 10000 square mile
area of the Pacific Northwest.
Only a few minor injuries were
reported. including knee injury
suffered by Harry B. Greenleve, a
locomotive fireman tipped from the
cab Of his engine at the Northern
Pacific roundhouse.
Recorded for 20 Minutes.
G. E. Goodspeed, geology profess
sor at the University of Washing
ton, said the seismograph needle
there jumped from its drum at
7:lSh pm. and that the quake con-
tinued to record for 20 minutes. 1t
could be felt, however, for only
about minute in downtown Seat
tie.
Prof. Goodspeed termed it the
worst quake ever recorded here, de-
scribing it as being of moderate
intensity" and said he believed it
centered near Olympia, the State
capital.
People ran in fright from the
Hotel Olympian there when a cor
nice rs feet long dropped from the
six-story-high roof to the roof of
the first floor. Cracks appeared in
at least one building of the State
group, and in buildings here and in
Bremerton, across Puget Sound.
Water Soaks Flour.
The water tank was atop the IA
story Fisher Flour Mills plant. It
cracked the roof when it fell and
water cascaded down stair wells.
soaking machinery and some flour
and stored grain Company officials
were assessing the damage TODAY.
One wall of the Frye & Co. packing
plant, two stories high and ITO feet
long, crumpled down and crushed
an unoccupied shop.
From Salem, Greg, on the south
to Vancouver, British Columbia. to
the north came reports that the
quake was felt. It was noted at As
toria, Greg. and Hoquiam, Wash, on
the coast as far inland as Spokane,
in Eastern Washington.
Evening star., 1946-02-15
Veteran Given $4,000
In Lieu Of Old Job
BY the Assoeiofed Press

MIDDLEFIELD, Ohio, Feb. 15.-
The Johnson-Sperry Co. disclosed
today tkat under an agreement it
had paid $4,000, a years pay, to a
former serviceman for not giving
him his old job back.
Sol SSperry, partner in the firm,
said IAe sum went to William T.
Mcguire, now resident of Larch-
mont, N. Y, former Eastern re-
gional sales representative for the
company which distributes products
of the Johnson Rubber Co.
when Mcguire applied for re-
employment, we explained that we
just couldn't afford for the sake of
good business summarily to get rid
of the man who had replaced him
during the war;" Mr.. Sperry said,
adding:
I'VE suggested that some arrange
ment be worked out, but explained
to Mcguire that he would be taken
back if he was not completely
satisfied"
He said Mcguire agreed to accept.
In place Of the old jobs, the largest
annual amount he had made with
the company before he entered the
Navy. The amount was $1,000.
Donald c. Miller, Federal district
attorney, said he thought the case
was one of the first of its type. No
court action was involved, but Mr..
Miller, who is in charge of re-em-
ployment cases for the Justice De-
partment in Cleveland, advised Mr..
Mcguire.
Evening star., 1946-02-15
ArbuckIe Given Jail Sentence
After Emotional Plea to Court

In spite of his plea that @you
string me to whipping post every
day, but spare my family" William
w. Arbuckle, so, was sentenced in
District Court today to serve from
8 to II months in Jail and pay $500
fine for embezzlement of $545 from
the Senate Restaurant.
Justice Jennings Bailey released
him on $1,000 bond pending an
other appeal
This was the second time the for
mer Senate Restaurant manager was
tried on the charges dating back to
September, 1888. BY appealing an
earlier conviction, he lost probation
granted by the District Court in
1943. The Court of-Appeals reversed
the earlier verdict and granted q
new trial In November, 1914. A jury
convicted him again last week.
Evening star., 1946-02-15
Chinese Killed, II Hurt
In Clash in Singapore
BY the Associated Press

SINGAP ORE, Feb. 15.-One
Chinese was killed and II wounded
today when police dispersed q crowd
OF about 100 persons who ignored a
police order forbiddipg the Com
munist party to hold a rally on the
fourth anniversary of the fall of
Singapore to the Japanese.
The headquarters of Admiral Lord
Louis Mountbatten Immediately an
nounced it would investigate allega-
tions that members of the civilian
police force had charged into the
crowd with batons and loaded rifles.
A minor clash between Chinese
Communists and Malay police con-
stables occurred earlier outside the
Communist party headquarters,
which was raided by the police last
night.
Evening star., 1946-02-15
Iran Premier Will Leave
Monday for Moscow Talk
BY the Associated Press

TEHERAN, Feb. 15.-Authorita-
tive sources said today Premier
Ahmed Qavam Es Saltaneh would
seek q vote of confidence Sunday
from the Malls (parliament) for
the new cabinet he selected last
night and would leave the following
day for Moscow conferences intend
ed to settle the Azerbaijan dispute.
Pending approval of the Shah.
Ahmed Qavam did not disclose the
names of the new cabinet members
but one of the proposed ministers.
a close adviser and companion of
the premier. said the cabinet would
contain:
Former Premier M. @. Bayatt.
finance; Gen. Ahmed Ahmadi. war
Ahmad Matin Daftari, without port
folio; Gen. M. Firouz, communities
tions and roads; M. D. Sepahr.
commerce; F. Ghaffari, post and
telegraph; DR.. Bahar, education; DIR.
Ekhbal, health, and Amir Alahi,
agriculture.