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Evening star., 1947-06-23
$4,000 Night Deposit
Al Alexandra Bank
Reported Missing
Insurance Probe Started !;
President Says Stores
Boo Was Not Found

A missing deposit of $4,000
from the night depository of the
First National Bank of Alexan-
dria is being investigated" by
the banks insurance company
Gardner S. Boothe, attorney and
president of the bank, announced
today.
According to Mr.. Boothe, the j. G,
Penney Co., chain department store
reported to the bank that a bag
containing approximately $1,000
in cash and $4,000 in checks was
placed in the banks night depository
last Wednesday.
The bag mentioned was not
among those found in the depository
when it was opened the next morn
ing by bank officers Mr.. Boothe
said.
Reported to Insurance Company.
Immediately following the report,
the matter was reported. to the in
surance company of the bank and
with the cooperation of the Penney
Co., representatives of the insurance
company began an investigation, he
added.
D. w. Duke, manager of the Pen
ney store, said the deposit was made
by three department heads who
eustomarily carry out that duty.
Two other department heads and
I accompanied the three as far as
St. Asaph and King streets, about
half way to the bank" Mr.. Duke
said. Il asked the three if they did
not want to ride home and they said
they did. While they went on to
the bank, the other two men and I
got my car and then the three came
back and joined us.
Refuses to Name Three.
Mr.. Duke refused to give the
names of the three.
Holden & Co., local agents for the
Indemnity Insurance Co., of North
America, which carries the banks
insurance, is making the investiga-
ton, it was learned.
Alexandria police said they have
no report on the matter.
Evening star., 1947-06-23
BY the Associated Press

NBC President Niles Trammell
said today a new radio commu-
nication system has been devel-
oped which can send 1000, 900
words a minute.
He said the new system, known as
Ultafax, could transmit twenty
so ,00o-word novels from New York
to San Francisco in only go seconds.
It's so speedy, the National Broad
casting Co. head told Congress, that
present communications methods
will seem as "slow as the OK cart
compared with stratoliner."
Ultrafax was developed by Radio
Corporation of America. and will
be ready for public showing some
time this summer.
| Mr.. TrammeI said this is the way
lit works:
Each printed page is treated as
a picture and fis) flashed in
rapid succession. At the receiving
end. the pages are reproduced by
new high-speed Photographic pro-
cesses for quick delivery"
Mr.. Trammell told Senate Inter-
state and Foreign Commerce sub
Evening star., 1947-06-23
SENATE OVERR|DES LABOR VETO, 68 TO Is
Bill Becomes Law as Truman S
11th-Hour Plea for Support Fails
Provisions of Toft-HortIey Bill

Here are the provisions of the TattHarey Labor Act
l. It would permit Government to obtain 80-day
Injunction against any strike threatening national emer
gency such coal teup while conciators attempted to
settle the dispute all settlement efforts failed the Presi-
dent would refer the dispute to Congress.
It would outlaw future closed-shop contracts under
which employers may hire only union members 1t would
permit the more union shop only when majority
Of workers it, Under union shop agreement the
employer may hire any one but workers must join the
union within a fixed time
would prohibit urisdctional strikes and secondary
boycots and empower the National Labor Relations
Board to obtain inunctions against them Jurisdctonal
strikes called force employer to help one
union against another dispute which union should
do certain secondary boycos seek to force COM
pany not to deal with another concern.
It would outlaw union controlled health and welfare
funds which have established since January J. 1916
1t would make unions liable for unfair labor practices
as employers already Unions would be subject to suit
for breach and damages resulting from urisdc
tional strikes and secondary boycotts
It would release employers from any obligation to
bargain collectively with foreen who have the authority to
hire and fire workers
It unions from charging excessive or dis
crinatory" initiation fees making the NLRB the
Judge as to what fees excessive discriminatory
It would guarantee to employers freedom OF speech
in their dealings with workers. provided their statements
about unions are not coercive threatening
Evening star., 1947-06-23
Antitrust Suit Charges
ASCAP Is Part of Cartel
By the Ass,ciofsd Press

NEW YORK, June 23.-A civil
action charging the American So
ciety of Composers, Authors and
Publishers with engaging in world
wide cartel and conspiracy to mo-
nopolize musical performing rights
in violation of antitrust laws was
filed in Federal Court here today
by Attorney General Clark.
The complaint charged that
ASCAP conspired with similar So
cieties in other countries to cross
license each other exclusively on all
music rights and to prevent societies
not involved from having access to
such music
Evening star., 1947-06-23
Freight Stops to Save Dog

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June % lF.
The life of helpless dog meant
more than schedules of Frisco
freight trains. Engineer Carl Nc
Cay saw a whimpering pup caught
near the rails east of Amory, Miss,
today. At Carbon Hill, Ala, he
stopped and called the Amory dis
pitcher. Later another freight train
ground to halt and Engineer Ed
Thompson freed the dogs leash
from a spike
Evening star., 1947-06-23
Aid TaIks0pen
In Paris Friday
AS Reds Accept
Russia Will Discuss
Marshall Plan With
Britain and Frunce
By the Assesiatsd Press

LONDON, June 23.-The For-
eign Ministers of Soviet Russia,
Britain and France will meet in
Paris Friday to discuss the Mar
shall plan to put Europe back on
its feet.
Moscow, where official ppblica-
tions last week attacked Secretary
of State Marshall;s proposals as an
attempt to extend the Truman Doc
trine and dollar diplomacy" an
nounced today Soviet agreement to
have v. M. Molotov meet with
Ernest Bevin of Britain, Georges
Bidault, of France. Mr.. Bidault's
Office announced the three would
convene Friday, while in London
Mr.. Bevin told the House Of Com
mons:
"I hope good results will follow"
Today had been set by Mr.. Bevin
and Mr.. Bidault as the deadline for
Moscow's answer to their invita-
ton to conference on the Mar
shall proposals. plan which, one
State Department oficial has said,
may call for $4,000, 900, 900 a year
for several years.
Need for Quick Action Cited. =
Russia's note agreeing to the con-
ference said Europe needed quick
rehabilitation and that this task
could be helped by the United
States, whose production potenti-
alities, far from declining, increased
during the war"
Almost simultaneously with Rus
sia's acceptance of the Bevin-Bi-
dault invitation, President Truman
designated 10 leaders of American
business, agriculture, education and
research to advise him how much
help the United States safely and
wisely" could give abroad. This left
plain implication in Washington
that the United States might find 1t
necessary to stem the flow of dol
lars and goods.
Mr.. Bevirl told the House OF Conn
mons he welcomed R,issia's prompt
reply" Asked whether the confer
ence would be held in private, he
replied amid laughter;
TN all international conferences
we have not yet found an efficient
plumber to stop a leak"
Eden Hopes for Progress.
Mr.. Bevin said:
THE Soviet government agrees
that the primary problem OF Euro
pean countries at present is the
quickest possible reconstruction and
further development of their ma
tional economy which has been de-
stroyed by the war"
Anthony Eden, former foreign
secretary, welcomed Mr.. Bevin's an
nouncement of Russian agreement
to the three-power meeting. Extend
ing best wishes to the British dele
cation, Mr.. Eden said:
May they make swift and sure
progress"
All afternoon newspapers in Paris
gave top play to the meeting.
France-Soir declared the confer
ences beginning Friday would de-
termine the success or failure of
the next four power meeting of for
eign ministers, at London in No
vember. The Paris -Presse cautioned
that Russia's "yes" might be modi-
fed by several "ifs" or butts"
Russia delivered a note of ac-
ceptance to Mr.. Bidault yesterday
at his country home near Ram
boullet, and early today had the
official agency Tass broadcast pub
lie announcement. Several hours
later France announced the Fri
day date was acceptable.
Balanced Plan Asked.
In the British House, Laborite
w. N. Warbey asked Mr.. Bevin for
assurance that the discussions
would be toward balanced eco
nomic development in Europe.
(See EUROPE, Page A-5)
Evening star., 1947-06-23
By The Associoted Press

The Supreme Court today up
held a New York. "blue ribbon
jury" conviction of Joseph S
Fay and James Bove, labor
union officials, on charges of ex-
torting money from construc-
ton contractors.
Fay and Bove protested to the
Supreme Court that their trial. be-
fore a jury comprised of persons
from "the upper stratum of eco
nomic and social life," violated
rights guaranteed by the Constitu-
ton.
Justice jackson delivered the
courts 5-4 decision. Justice Muir
ply wrote dissent in which JUS
tices Black and Rutledge joined
Justice Douglas noted a dissent.
Laborers Held Excluded.
The attorney for Fay and Boye
tod the court that under the "blue
ribbon jury" system 1aborers ane
persons of humble station in life
are excluded from the jury.
He said both men would be ac-
Quilted If given trial before a jury
made up of a true cross-section o1
the community
When the charges we're brought
Fay was vice president of the Inter
national Union of Operating En-
gineers and Bove was vice president
Of the International Hod Carriers
Building and Common Laborers
Union of America
They were charged with extorting
money from contractors engaged in
Evening star., 1947-06-23
Galleries Jummed
For Final Scene
Of Long Contest
BULLETIN.
BULLETIN.

The Senate voted this
afternoon to override the
Presidents labor bill veto,
68 to 25.
Senate galleries were
crowded for the climax of
the five-month fight of the
COP for new labor legis-
latiOn.
Evening star., 1947-06-23
u. Claim to0iI
LANDS 0ffCoast
Upheld by Court
High Tribunal Also
Finds Anti-PetriIIo
Law Constitutional
BULLETIN

The Supreme Court today
upheld the Governments
claim to ownership of OIL
rich submerged lands off the
California coast and in an
other action decided the Lea
Act, known as the "Anti-Pe-
trillo Law" is constitutional.
Justice Black delivered the
6-to-2 decision in the oil lands
case, with Justices Reed and
Frankfurter writing separate
dissents. Justice Jackson took
no part in the case.
The case Of James G. Petril-
10 was sent back to trial court
for further action in a 5-to-3
decision, also delivered by
Justice Black.
Evening star., 1947-06-23

tSee DENNIS, Page A-5)
Evening star., 1947-06-23

(See LABOR. Page A-4D
Evening star., 1947-06-23

(See ARMS, Page A-5.D
Evening star., 1947-06-23

(See D. C. BILLS, Page AS
Evening star., 1947-06-23

(See COURT, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1947-06-23

(See ULTRAFAX, Page A-5.)
Washington Journal., 1947-02-07
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Washington Journal., 1947-02-07
Fans fiir BeibekaIs
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Gents.
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Billiard mo aegeIbabnen.
$50 pro Sa6r itoH $40.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-07
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Washington Journal., 1947-02-07
Alas Scr alien Aeimtot
Grier aShlt $3.50 Ginuphner

Srier. No6 Der 6eftIteIlltnB
oes itntiltiidall auites Ser Stoot
Srier lnter 8eriifiiatialrna ser
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4onitan5. Bonn sfontliden @f-
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bpil Observation-Disclosures 0ltrfge-
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40 Spbren an ben aonItnnSer IoIfs-
ihitlen tdtig.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-07
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europa in Kiirje erlUars
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Washington Journal., 1947-02-07
8OrbSitli&ey sGnserbuuS sEGut
1lpahilfe Qpnaert

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Washington Journal., 1947-02-07
SdtUeNen Iiefcrt 1l1ms
nitien nod 2~lr0cntinien

Altenos airaS (ggegD Sic erite
SbfffslaOung fblpeoiidlen Rrfe9smo-
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Washington Journal., 1947-02-07
GSlepbSn MnN GSteeraph
nod Denf&tanN balls
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Washington Journal., 1947-02-07
StalinsK cnfcrcnt3
MIR IN Walhinatcm

Waibington Hr1iioent Truman
erfldrte, OuB cine 4onferelp5 nit bent
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Washington Journal., 1947-02-07
9ein stnSium ubne StnbI

0ratlffllrt q. Wfain - Die Jroiffs
iarter 8obanll- @~olfgana @oetAe
unI0eriifdt, Sic erbebliha &riegEda-
Sen erIitten bat fonnte agpar loren
ooflen 2e6rbetrieb ihon oor eineil
Sebre Guieoer oltinebmen, bod 5eista
lid idon bnI5, ooB oos gerettete Weo+
biliar iiir zine lfarfe Sironiprladnab-
me nidt alt8reidte. Sc feblt Dor ol-
Lem an lStiiblen itrO EunOerte StA=
6etiteft muBteu itebenO Sen gorIeilns
ger beilpobnen. 5nauiiden bat iid)
d5er bic 8rogis beraus1pbiIoet. oaB
Gle Stil6ertef i6re Stii1Te oor S3as
baille nlit6ringelb inn lid bolt Den
olitlider SisseLeeenbeiten uncb5Qn.
gig 3t mnAen. Oforgeils atno nben6S
tann man alto iest regelmaBig All
Dem Me9e CUR lniDerTif1t eine regeI-
rehte StubLpro5eHiou b~eobndter,
AE e. F-A
Washington Journal., 1947-02-07

Gonc6rS Sinh, Sue. BtaiiOent:
Carl Gtober: SeFreiar 8. 8.
BinfIer, 7t0-Bfb Ctr. R.8. Ser.
idmmlungen ON 4. SafHstag |. Ie.
f716-3titc Ctr. 9. 6.
8uib,astOn SGustrbnnb. 9rdIi.
Bent: Ssocob Sfmnlb, Sefretor: g..
IrufleB, 1922 - 35f9 9Iace, q. &.
5iuaItun0e ie0en 1. un0 3. Samgtag
/. so. i'm 9auIe Nr. t7t6 Site
sStreet 9. s.
YrOlprtt gill TrieSbOf. grditOeut
aarl Seller; Sefretar, s.. 9
@infIer; SbdHueHter: Sollrenre g.
gtut. gcri. aul 2, gaHstag I'M
Ionat I'M Srieo9ofsgebaabe
gentIde Trcimaurcr 2Ose Armi.
nins, 0r. rs, MAA@. Gefretdr;
6rcof. 9ertranl, t34t SbepBero
Str, q. 6. gp~rialHulIuug am l.
OienStQg iut Monnt int Heuetl Nn.
ionic Ieinpel. 1Ste uno 8 StraBe,
IL. Is.
@reatcr BelRFitioI ttalots 3iFrth
RI. 100. @r1itSent: SObn @re6lein;
Sfsret6r: Gbrfftinn ggrft, 1922
GHnte @traBe, g. u. 8eri. an
4. Oieustag i. 81. t716-S1it Str.
9. 6.
@reater 8snctltinI lluicR, 0ifrihl
VIZ. 40. %r1itOent: NtideI Dol
t.er; Setretar, Ggriition @roneu.
bitter, 1904 Bonipnnt Str, SiEDer
Spring, gto. 8eri. an 4 greitne
iTu Monat I'M ,SSiDe 8Oint 3auern4
l2te uno@ 5traBe MoTOcSt.
NnpDert 0eim Jraatn 6ilfsSeFeVu,
I~rltOentin: Grau grnft B. @rofu1;
@erlonnllung am 2. Gienstag I'm
Motiot I'M 2 llbr i'm Seirn.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-07
Die llrberiee Sofete

g
Ger Spa fiiDlet lid jest lDObI,
Setn ellen lit nidt 8uiier mebl
Auo 3oDI
SS iino @rbleIl Orinilen iest nm
Bobllen,
Sa, iebt nit ii6 onS Giien lobnen.
Nod nleDr lit Orin in 0en Eateteti
Giulen, Jlofen uil0 Halteteit.
SaHee, Zee. Den Curt 5u ltilen.
@egen 9ulten 9~ultenpiHen.
@egen aopiihmer5 Aipirin,
Quh 5ltm &eden lit Onrin.
Inter or0erln s1ofoInbe,
Sing elm Bafet Derlor'n 3 mare
ihnoe.
l8uder nod u1o So9orin,
Groderte Stub ltno 9ubn un0 Wfebl
lit 0rin.
5iir oeu Minter l1ntern1lhe,
Side Sofe nit GROCER Idide.
Gidtes 5hub5elig, 0aS balt GiBe
troden
llnO gum 8Grmen iirt6 Ole ponener
Sofen.
nltO al Beboglidfeit SIR Onhtet
Ino manhes 81dhen Iobnf
brohtet.
Gon 6nmif lit es bier 9dn5 6on,
9iernlif perInRgen tie gar Son, .
Drnm laiien mfrs urs niht Der
0rteBen,
Ter Hnuf jon ourdJ Die Hobre
ftieben.
Sum Danf lei gId bort lber'm
Eeih,
oenn Oolrfen ipolen mir grh gIein.
Sbr ielber piBt ia nidt Die DobI
uns lit,
@ir fiiblen urs lett, pie Der @ofeI
aufm Weilt.
@os mir moiItet. uns Der Sender
niemnls frug.
Gins fommt BON Scooter, ems bon
&lug,
Gins BON BiirgeiOer urO ems bon
MeDer,
Non'n boffen run, es miro @udI
niht 81 teuer.
Sod eirgl S6r ieio feline 8erdppeler,
Gins fam BON 5raiilein RaeppeIer.
@lin wir6 Der Sunger idon mol
ielten;
@ont's Soft, mir fonnten'S gnd
Dergelten.
M0gt Froben 3eitn SIR entgeeen
9ebn
llnO mir uns ollie einmnI Die0er
iebn.
Seet piinif]en mir @atd bel
@riiBe bar,
3uerlt bon uilierm alten 9papa;
9nlrii &nrteI, 2iesden bpr3igIih
llito audi oie Dma ,iiderIif).
IIs LETTER obne Muds
Ibid.
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