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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-08
ANTI-EISENHOWER CLUB

Ed Eisenhower of Tacoma, Wash, one Of the five Eisenhower broth CTS. is talking about forming an anti E. .senhower club.
 It isn't that Ed doesn't like his brother Ike-ir fact they are the closest oi all the brothers; it's just that he thinks Ike means it when he says he doesn't want to run for President.
 Anyway, Ed Eisenhower claims that Jim Stack Ike's former aide, will jcin him in the anti -Eisen- hower club, ard that they'll print up some stationary and really get organize d-lf tHe Eisenhower boom gets ser.ous.
 Note-The White House already thinks it's serious.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-08
GROUP INTERESTED
 IN pLA5TIcS IS TO
 MEET NEXT MONDAY

A group interested in working with plastics will meet Monday evening, November 10, at o'clock at the home of MT and Mrs. El- ford, No. 3, Bishop Apartments, 5th and Franklin.
 This group is just getting start ed and an instructor will be pres ent to suggest projects, and ma terials needed, to begin work.
 Anyone interested in plastics is invited to attend Those persons who are interested, but unable to attend this meeting, should call Mrs Elford at 336.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-08
LOOK and LEARN h c. GORDON

How did the superstition knocking 
 2 Which g. How lines n a What the primary Who Iaunfal"?
 ANSWERS:
 From the days when placing hands the statue effgy dey
  California New York
  Red yellow Q819-9D.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-08
70 YEARS AGO TIT fHE EMPIRE
NOVEMBER 8. 1927

8,
 F the weekly snooI of 25 Those participating Council Cole Macey Kirk and NIcNaughton.
 C. entertain at silver tea at her for the benefit of St Lukes Guild
 Gawas attending the University of Wash She had been forced to dis her of illness
 Mary employed at Rhodes Cafe was leaving She bound for Port Townsend where o be this month
 reward broke the glass of of Recreation Hall The reward $20 Harold Anderson Wrang underwent major operation at Hospital doing nicely according to the attending 
 Strait Cross Sound following earthoua virtually forced troles received at local head quarters heavily dis with mud flood tides and cleared up only partially ?eceding tide.
 Korhonen returned to Juneau making Pacific They several and Hollywood.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-08
Daily lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

MISUSED write, Kindly a preferred.
 MISPRONOUNCED Seattle. Pronounce se-at-l, al syllable
 OFTEN MISSPELLED: Philippine 1slands |, Ps
 SYNONYMS: Jointly, unitedly, together,
 i vocabulary by mastering Today literary principal fol
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-08

dangerous depression trend of 1929. Another revealed that S8,000,- 100000 of surplus war goods had sold for only S1.ooo, ,Oo0, GOO.
 If we are able to take such heavy losses from a war" the Pres ident commented, we certainly should be able to spend some mon- ey to insure peace"
 It didn't matter whether you called 1t the Marshall Plan, the Truman Plan, or by some other name, Truman added. it was really
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-08

peace insurance in addition to humanitarian relief.
 My organization is With you all the way" responded Cory Wed even be for a return to consumer price controls and rationing if that Tere necessary and possible But gou'd never get the approval of Congress.
 The President indicated that the legislative program he would send to Congress would not call for con- 5umer price controls or rationing, l ut would be sufficiently broad to answer current needs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-08
MODERN ETIQUETTE noprpr, ss rr
Q. Is it proper for girl to drink?

e. Is for girl to drink? This matter for her decide She should herself
  attractive? feel better the persist persons opportunity A. Should with a high school emblem A. s ter to dc
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-08

larger consumer incomes, record volume of exports and the 25 per cent reduction in the corn crop
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-08
DON'T FORGET

Party and dance in Parish Hall tonight. Benefit Plus X Mission School adv. 729-t1
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-08

Committee, and all other American Church groups conducting relief in those ourtries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-08
Inc Washington 

Continued from Page Ore)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-08

Weather: High 31; low, 90; clear
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-08

Douglas entertain at silver tea at nome Guild
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-08

A reward offered for anyone knowing who broke the the front door of the oriental Recreation Hall The reward
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-08

Alberta Galwas who attending the University returned Douglas the Yukon She hao been forced continue her studies account of illness.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-08

Harold Anderson, of Wrange, underwent major ope St Ann Hospital and doing nicely according to the sician
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-08

Mary Schmitz formerly employed at Rhodes Cafe wa south Aeutan She was bound for Port Iownsef she be married this month
Evening star., 1947-02-20
AF6E Council Visits
Hill 10 See Heads Of
Civil Service Groups

The executive council of the Amer
ican Federation of Government En-
ployes (AFL) took time out from its
semi-annual business meeting today
to visit members of the House and
Senate Civil Service Committees.
James B. Burns, president of the
union, and the council members had
appointments to see Chairman Rees
of the House group and Chairman
LANCER of the Senate Civil Service
Committee.
At its opening session yesterday in
the Hotel Statler, the council adopted
q statement blasting the "indis-
criminate abuse" of Government en-
ployes by some members of Congress.
The union also went on record as
opposing vigorously any plans to
fire Government workers indis-
criminately.
In this regard, the council praised
Senator LANCER for his recent Senate
speech in which he sharply criticized
plans to fire 100000 employees,
declaring that this could not be done
without crippling essential Govern
ment services Senator LANCER de-
clared that talk of firing 100000
workers has hurt morale in the
Federal service.
The council will formulate the
unions legislative program for this
session Of Congress-. Among the
issues to be considered during the
next three days is the question of
pay bonuses for Federal employees to
offset rising living costs. The council
has not yet determined it's position
on the pay bonus question.
Other subjects scheduled to re-
ceive the councils attention are
possible liberalization of the Federal
Retirement System and unemploy-
ment compensation rights for dis
missed Government employees.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Boys School overcoots
1885

SeleCt now q Coot TO 1ihlSn OUT
this school term ond begin next
yeor! Fleeces. properly labeled
= os to wool content. Sizes II
to IS.
s Originally s.s5 AII-wooI Junior
Stocks. Sizes s and 3.95
; Originally sos Juniors yellow
Raineoots. Sizes 4 to 10 3.95
Z Originally 1900 Leisure
Joekets. Sizes | z and IA 500
z Originally 1870 and 1920
Mockinaws with collar. Size l6,
SIS
3 Originally so.25 Students
overcoats. Size 39---15.e5
All Garments Properly Labeled a. to
Wool Content.
Boys Clothing, Second Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-20

AH-wool ioPPers
50
Whot on opportunity for six lucky
teens! Your fovorite box style
oll-wool toppers in winter weight
for such q low. low price! Blue,
green or brown; sizes 10 to Is.
7 Originally 1875 and 1850
Roineooss. sizes 10. II. l3, IS,
3.ss
20 Originally 1875 Cotton Cob
srdine Dresses, toIored and dressy
styles; sizes 9, II. l5---3.s9
Z Originally 1875 NoturoI Tim
n,ie" Lined Jaeksts. size 10. 500
I Originally Ais AII-wool Win
ter coot. red; size lO----12.0o
Originally 1855 All-wool
Winter coot. wine, size ID, 1000
l Originally 6o.e5 AII-wooI Win
ter coot, fur trimmed; fuchsio;
size t5---
Teen Shop, Second Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Deaths Reported

Alexander J; watson 7s: ;.r 1724 3 r St. nv. n "
John c. Ball. rs, Soldiers Home.
Theodore Vogel, 20, Arlington, Va.
Russell Balderson, GA, 1915 Upshur st. NV.
George A. Burdette, SO, 400 st. NV.
Harry A. Works 81, 937 l. st. NV.
Leonard c; Kempser. 81: ,BBel,an' Beiton' yya,u
Robert E Henry, 32. 2I5 Mass. ave. ne.
infant Myrick, 1922 43rd St, NV.
Mary Edwards. 81, 1O17h 7th st. Sc.
Gussie Mccarthy, II, 421 New York ave.
Sarah Faulkner. ee, 4os. NJ st. NV.
Lula Pasians. "a, s2540 9th st. NV;
Horfense Craig, 81. Braddock, Pa.
Frances Fox, 4S. 917 3rd st. s.w.
Mabel W. Harris, ~. Y 9 st. NV.
Mary Burgess. 80, 222 F St s.w.
Odell Harper. 3S, 1918 Half st. Sc
Jewell Rutherford, 90, 154S 3rd st. NV.
Frances johnson. infant, 2509 Eye st. NV.
Gerald Smith, infant, b11 G st. Sc.
The present with a future! Give
United States Savings Bonds as
gifts.
Evening star., 1947-02-20

SSP ~ ~ IrNN1A'o''SI S$tS'NN
tailored gowns with convertible
neckline, short sleeves and club
collar. PrettiIy piped in eontrost-
ing color. Sizes 81 and "a only.
20 Originally 6.s5 PosteI Royon
Sheer Night Gowns. Also some
black. Size 81 onIy------3.99
4e Originally Las Lace
Trimmed Block Cotton Ponties,
73e
s Originally 2.Io Maternity Slips
of royon crepe. oiIed----l.59
z Originally 400 White Cotton
Gowns. SoiIed- 2.e9
7 Originally 400 White Reyon
Satin Laee-trimmed Slips. so;ied,
I.ss
4 Originally 400 White Cotton
Slips, soiled- i.99
10 Originally 400 Royon Sotin
and Rayon Teffeto Slips. Soiled,
I.ss
Lingerie, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-20

Navy! Blacks! Postels! Charm
ing heir-minded dresses with soft
touches Of lingerie trimming.
Royon crepe; broken sizes.
Maternity Dresses,
Third Floor Of Fashions
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Final Clearance of Fur Coats

All prices include tax.
I Originally 1900 Beover-Dyed Mouton Lamb.
: Originally 21e.oo ste"eiIed Dyed coney: sizss
Z Originally 1890 sIaek-Dyed kid.kin eeat.,
! Originally $500 Mink-Dyed Squirrel Cape,
Originally $500 NaturaI, Grey Persion Pow
Coots, sizes IS and $500
| Originally ATS. 90 HoIIonder- Dyed Northern Back
Muskrot, size l4------------------ 1000
z Originally 4es.oo Dyed sheored AustraIion opos-
sums, sizes l. ond lo-------------. ---2eS.oo
3 Originally 47soo HoIIander Blended Northern
Back Muskrots, sizes IA, 16, l8-33e.o 800
Originally 54s. 90 Dyed sheared AustroIian opos-
sums, sizes Ia, $4,000
z Originally $4,000 Noturol Silver Fox jackets,
sizes IA, $500
Originally $1,000 Honey Beise-Dyed Indian
Lomb, size 1e------------------ 800
! Originally $4,000 Mink-Dyed Russion Squirrel
Cope-StoIl 3o8. 90
Originally $4,000 Tipped Abstraction Opossum
Coots, sizes IS. $4,000
z Originally 5000 Mink-Dyed Russion Squirrel,
sizes IA, l6------------ 4eS.o0
I Originally 79s.oo Black Dyed HoIIander Feather
lite Persion Lamb, size el4--------------588.0o 800
l Originally $4,000 Natural Grey Persian Lomb,
size -----------5Ss.o 90
) orisnelly $500 BIaek-Dyed Per.an Lamb,
sizes Is, 20, $500
1 or's"'''y '''s500 ~i"t-Dysd Chino 7ss H;"k *
I % Originally 1,os5 90 NeturoI sheored conedien
% o,isinoiy lily, $500 Noturol sheorsd conadis"
Beavers, size Is, se5.oo
Fws. Third Floor Of Fashions
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Misses Winter Coats

8 Originally $500 BeIted coots, 1O00o wool
famous name shog fobrc, hand stitched fronts,
white and pink. Sizes 10 to Is o- 48Oo
I Originally 1000 BeIted Casual coot, 10o9o
wool famous name fobro, spce Size ! r. $500
l Originally 1900 Fitted Dressmoker coot. 1oo0o
wool needIepoint, grey. Size l2--------- $500
I Originally $500 Fitted Dress Coat, with set-in
belt, hand tailored, SPICE Size 1o-------58.oo
I Originally 1900 Fitted Dress coot, l0O9o wool
needIepoint, green. Size e1O-------------58.0o
4 Originally 1900 Fitted Dressmoker coots,
1OO9o wool needepoint with petit point trimming;
black, sizes q and 20; wine, size l478.0o
Originally 1900 BeIted Casual coots famous
name fobrie; navy, sizes Il, IA, lo; black sizes
10 and 8 ----l38.O
Misses Goats, Third Floor Of Fashions
Evening star., 1947-02-20
IS Originally 500
Boys Cotton
Gobordine Eton Suits
2.8s

100
Mothers, buy now for warm
weather! Attractive eton suits
in copen ond navy blue, as we'll
os brown; sizes z to 6.
IS Originally ST ToddIers' Cot
ton Corduroy Beonies; pink only.
zse
81 Originally Las end 1.e5 Tots
AIl-wooI Knit Cops and Seorves,
5se
l6 Originally 2.l5 ToddIers'
White Kid Mittens; sizes ! and
z only ------------sse
4s Originally 2.e5 Tots Bonnets
and Beonies. Royon velvets ond
plush; some fur trimmed; tan,
white, rose, blue in the group;
broken sizes 90
40 Originally 5.ee Tots Cotton
Knit Gowns, peach and yellow;
sizes z, a, l.sS
Il Originally 4.ss Tots Cotton
Twill Pinafores, tyroleon trim;
10 Originally 7.s5 ToddIers' Cot
ton Corduroy jacket and overoII
Sets. pink and blue; sizes z, 3, 4,
2.ss
II Originally 5.ss Boys AII-wool
Flanne1 jackets, double breasted;
navy and brown; broken sizes 3
to 6------------ 2.38
80 Originally 1915 Boys Cotton
Corduroy Eton Suits, blue, tan;
sizes 3, 4, 5-----5.o5
Tots and Toddiers' Shop,
Second Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Originally 2.25 to ITS
Fur-BIend Undies
for misses and women
LIS and LIS

2o9o fur. 2o0o wool, eo96
royon in briefs, knee-Ieneth pon-
ties, hoIf sleeve shirts. Blue and
red. Broken sizes. small, medium,
large.
1870 Originally l.so to z.s5
indies in lOOoo wool. Briefs
and knee-leneth ponties in red
or ivory color. Broken sizes,
small, medium, large 100
100 Originally 6se to sse Snug
sies, 2Ooo royon, 60oo eotton,
2Ooo wool. Small size only, 3Se
u Originally AIS Extro-size
Brushed Royon Bed Joekets in
pink 3.oV
10 Originally $50 Wool Knit
Bed Joekets in moize. Sizes
small and medium only-1.oo
Ksit Underwear. Street Floor.
Tie Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Misses Fur Trimmed Coats

3 Originally 1895 Basque Style, loo% Wool
NeedIepoint, black dyed Person lamb collar ond
copeette trim Black, size Is; wine, size IA;
amber, size IA; tax included d-------------72.o 100
Originally 145. 90 Fitted coot, OO9o wool needle
point with Iynx-dye white fox border, white vine.
size l8; vine sizes ond 4; tox INCLUDED, 72;oo
Originally l45 90 Fitted Coat, 100 % wool needle
point with soble-dyed squirrel border, black, size
II. spice size a 100
l Originally 1895 1oo% Wool keedepoint, black
dyed Person lamb yoke, fitted style; size z; tox
free 48 90
Originally 1900 1oo% Wool Melton in grey,
siveroIue dyed n1uskrot cuffs fitted style, "a length,
matching skirt 5000 ------------------4S. 90
Where Applicable, Prices Include Tax
Misses Goats, Third Floor Of Fashions
Evening star., 1947-02-20

Group of Is in fine royons, some
trimmed. Broken sizes.
> Originally a4.oo h-foshion
Hostess Gowns. Beautifully
styled. Sizes IL and IA, $500
20 Originally e.ss Brushed
Reyon Suede Robes in brunch
coot length. Sizes IA. l6, 20,
5.ss
IS Originally 5.ss Printed Royon
5ersey Bediaekets --------3.ss
II Originally 5.ss Cotton Seer
sucker Houseeoots in striped,
wrop -oround styles. Size IA,
Hoaseeoafs, Street Floor.
The Heekt Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
! SO poirs Originally 300 to S,
Boudoir Slippers
1.3o

Scuffs! Mulesl Dorsoys! Sheor-
ling Booties! Some hove Ieother
soles, others soft podded soles.
All ore mighty snort looking,
mighty comfortable. White and
colors. Broken sizes 4 to 9.
Mis,ss' Shoes. Street FIoss
Washington Journal., 1947-04-11

5traBburg - General Charles pc
@oltI(e fprOerte cine griinOlife 8e=
piIion ser iedS Monate alten oiertell
&epublif, rno bot iih lelbit ols Sub
rer fir ein ulleles 6ronfreif" Gu.
Die guIprade oes einitigen Dor
fGmpfers 0es 6reien 6ranfreidp"
oeoen Sen Eotolitarismus Der yfa5is
uno ser 8idD- Gegierung wuroe Dor
ocn StraBburger 3atbauS Don co.
600 GliGBern begeiitert anfgenoms
men.
Ie @oulle riibmte 8ranfreid|s
Rolle in Ser ubellolan0ilden &rlltlir,
mo iprcA Die Sofinung aus, Dab g
aud fernerbin nit ser meItliden 3i-
uililation uno 2ebeu8auffailtng oer-
bln0en bliebe.
6ranfreidp fam rad Sc @aulles
gluffoiiung aud lit Der beutigen
@eltlitlation nod cine gepihtige
meltpolitiide un0 fltlturpolitiiHe
HoIle IpielelL oern es lit Oas 3iing-
lein an Ser @eage 3lpiiden oen BET
Sen itarfiten 8eItm6ften, Ser Sop=
ietunion uno Sen Ser. Staaten, Die
natiirIide &iualen iinO, ,apenn man
and boifeu bari, oaB lie iif nidt
Washington Journal., 1947-04-11

ten rtiiiiden llniformen mo nit
5erriiienen Sdltbmerf nod SSo6ren
Der 3nangsar6eit in ruiiiIden Sc.
germ 5lriidgelanqten Nfdnner En-
3G6len, lit III 0en @nuptplutften inn
mer oosieIbe. Sn sen 2a8ern I'M Sll-
neren Gllblan0S pur0en lie allie Sic
Sabre bin0ur6 idonungslos abge-
radert un0 Gllt6ebrungen preiSge4
geben, Die freilid, Die mandle Ser
&elte 8ltgeben, nidt id)limmer ma
rem cls Die @lnger5uitdnoe, unter
Oeuen aud Die ruiiiide 3ipilbepol-
fertng in Der arie8s5eit litt. Sn Sen
oitpreuBiihell @ntloulungs uno
&ontrollitotionen ipar, lpie iibereiil-
I~titnneno befunoet miro, 0as glien
better, ia, 5eitpeiie uerbdltnismdBig
reidJlih ~ 10 Dab mande Der Aerm-
item nod ser iabrelangen @unqerOiGt
in &uBlano ofe beiiere @rndbrullg
in ben 8orecfeit pon @orn mo @ron-
ieI0 gar nid)t mebr oertrugen. Mit
Der &leioer= uno ltnterfleioer= Ser
iorgung baperte es aber bis 3rtlebt.
No6 in einem nn0eren Yunftq
berridlt III allen @efnngenen ge-
ri6ten lleberitimmltng. BIS 3ur An-
funit in Jranffnrt a. 5. GOer iparen
Die 3elttiden eirem llie ausiebenOell
propaganOiitiihen romm e lieuer
cuSgeiest, nnr 0oB lie nidts nlebr
bon oell Segnuligen oes ,,&ommat-
n~islHlts, ion0ern MIR Don Den Gor=
8ii9en Ser ~Sg94(Suioliltiide Gin
beitspartei) 5u boren 6efanlett Ser lie
~ mie ibneh in greilen rotten 8lafa-
ten auf Shritt mo Sritt 5%ugerufell
muroe n ALIEN i6re Gntloliung aus
Der &riegS9efongenidaft 0u oanfen
bdtten. ,JSie fin9en es etlpaS ger 3ll
plump an, Die 5omaritldeS,~ be-
merfte elmer Der bier auf @eIegen=
Belt CUR Meiterreiie nah Dem @eIten
lportenoen 9lnfommlinge aus &uB-
lono; mir mira9ten uns i6licBlih :
Sit oirIe go nun cine rulliibe pocr
cine Oelitide 8drtei24
Dab Der 9(nblid oieier 6eimfebrer
lelber uilO mos Tie SIT ~er316len 6a6en,
jeoenfclls Die bette @egenpropaganoa
bartlett, fam nad Dem ltrteil fei-
mem 3neifel unterliegelt.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-11
Gefungene fueh-
rem HUnuerleben

Berlin - qltnerifoniide 3eitln9s-
forreiponoetlten baben nun enOlld
BON ben Hltiien bic grlallbnis erbol-
tel, aud Oie 80 Meilen 6Itlih Der
olten Sdltptita0t geIegene Sta0t
Granffurt a. 5. Goer 81 beiiden,
nahOem oie nidtiopietiide 9las-
lcno8preiie IN Den Derfloiienen 5rpei
big orei 0lonaten, ais BORT itanOig
3ransporte entIaliener oelitl1er
ariegsgeiallgener eintrafen, NIT al
len @eiufen Inn @enebmigung jour
naliItiider 9lbitedler oortbin abge-
nieien moroen NOR.
Branffurt a. 3. Goer nor non Pin
iona oil Der gnopunft Der meilt no
henlangen @on0erullgen Der SCENT
febrer aus Dem Siten. Son bort per
teilt iid Der Menihenitrom naf) Den
uerldpieOenen 5eilen 9elltIdlanos,
ipeun old5 ltets elm gutter Sell Der
aus Sen ruiiiiden Sammellagern
gntlaiienen iid Dem 3lpang @ioforti-
Qer Mbreiie nad) Der engeren @el-
mat all ent3ieben Deritebt unO 5pi-
idenOurd Berlin einen 9einh Gbitdt-
tet.
GaB sic S0pietbebGroen nm crit
malta amerifanilden un0 a10erell
freln0en 3eitungSleuten geltatten.
lid in ser A~1rsiibung oes &eporter-
berufs mad 6ronffurt a. >. ODER 81
beqeben, miro bier nit Dem I'm
Itano in GerbitOnng gebra6t, Dob.
iooiel bier befannt, lett Ginger Bet
Ser @eicngenen3ultrom aus Dem
Often gang ~aufgebort bat unO Oif
menigen, nod inter Der liderell Sb.
but ser 9agcrberpaltlng bort oil
MISUNDERSTANDING mdrtenoen
Geutiden an ieoer perIonlihen 8e.
rii6rung nit ben ioltrnaliitiiher
@1Iten uerbinOert merOer. 9ie let
ten freigegebenen acknowledgement,
sic uon 6ranffurt nod Berlin fc-
men, mnren id)on DOR @odeu IN Del
GDerItaot an9elangt.
6oit ourdgGngi9 bieten OieiG
Saiulfe9rsr pinen bejnmnlernsmiirOi
gen anbIid. Sic Niiiien BADEN ocnu
aud ldigit o%ligebort, Die glnfunfi
iolder IS~ransporte mo oos Gintrei-
men groBerer @rlrppen bon @eienge-
lten in ibren Standardization 0opeii
oieie in Der Snpiet5one liegen) 6lnl
NnIoB fe1tli6er 9egriiBung inns po-
litiid)er GemonItrationen SIT nebmen.
NludN bon iold)sn Sltnogebungen, ME
lie friiber in ben 3entren oes oellt-
id)ell SnnuitriepeltepS uernnitaltet
mur0en, Aat man 1eit Mionafen nidt
mebr gebort.
@as Die gemobuliA in 5er(unp-
Washington Journal., 1947-04-11
Union schiebt
Schuld uUf Firmu

0oo5 hin1tnn Stu1t0enldnge
NarhorNIlmaen ~oernlodten niGt Dem
aGonta1 begonnenen Strelt Don
100000 5elep9onengeItelten EN-
euSe III bereiten, ltro Ser Sptimis-
mus. Ser Don antliden &reilen aus
itroblte. muroe nidyt BON llnion.Ter-
tretern qeteilt, Die erfldrterl OaB el-
ne GiniQung galt5 BON Ser Anterlcall
Telcpore & gelegropb So. obbnn9t.
8eter O5anno nom Germittlun9s-
DienIt oes Ar6eitsoepartnents batte
erflqrt, oaB cine 8cilegung pes
Straifs bel Der 6ernipred) abtei-
Iuno moolid( lei. @ier3u bemerfts
Soiepb II. geirie, 8raiiOent Der
Nationel 6eOeration of Eelepbone
@prfers: Gas 1T 5ipar erfrilheno,
ober sic Grgebniiie maren bisber
gleif 9ull.@
:. @orolr. 9roitoent Der Slime
rican luton Of Telephone @orters,
sic Der N688 angeldllolien lit, err
flarte, oaB cine raide @%inignng
iel6It iiir Sic 6ernIpref : Abtellun8
Sodye Ser llnteruebmerfirnta lei.
Sic 8erban0lungen fitr Die 6err-
lpred, Nbteilung uno Oie South
tpeIteru Telephone So. iino infolge
ibrer @idtigfeit Dor elmer ISOLDE
ncdh hipr nprIedt mor0en. Syobn 8:
Grlla, Goriisenoer Oes N6S8-lln-
terbaolungsausIduil i'm SOUTH
meitern 9iipilt, iagte, sic 5irmen-
nertreter bGtten ueriuft, aus Malb-
inoton ob5ureiier. Ser N6S@-
Streifleiter 6. @. @erfau beridte-
te, Ieine StatiItifen miiroen 5eigen,
DaB Scr gelepbonperfebr auf 20 Sro-
sent Oes NormoIitanoes gefallen lei,
e6geleben bon @ebieten nit ailtoma-
tilhen apparotetL Seilen Seem eng
LAMBS, in 9eortb Carolina, Girginiu
uno Snoiona, no Staatsgeiebe Die
@ngeitellten parpfIidtelL bic @rbeit
lif)t nie0er5lilegen.
MpranS Union lcBte ibre SerDdll0=
lurlgen NIT Ser 6ernipreh- Abtei-
lung Ser q. e. st tort. Moran be-
nlerfte, orB fir ben Sail elmer tenta=
tioen Ginigiiipg ebentuelle gnti6ei-
bungell eitlem ausifuB ser N5S@
our 8iIligung uorgeIegt meroen
miiiien. Gieler glusihuB trnt nad-
mittag ? llbr 5uiammen, aber bis in
0ie ip1ten 4benoitlinoen muroe nidlts
iiber ieine geratlingen befannt. Als
iid sic Union DOR einem Subr nit
ser 6ernipred :. 4bteilung einigte,
iolgte oieien glbfommen cine Gini-
gllllg in Ser gar5en Snouitrie. Sails
IS iebt ieooh ST. elmer ginigung fG-
ME. beoeutet Oies nidjt notmenoiger-
meiie cine iofortige 8eenoiaung oes
gelomten Streifs. Die NSg@ ber-
Iangt fir lire Mitglicoer cine So
denlobnerbobnng Inn SD, Srgani-
iierungS3peng ionic cine Heibe an
0erer 8erbeiierungeu in sen 6eiteben-
Sen @ertrdgpu
Washington Journal., 1947-04-11
0cocn SinnnsRilfc
fir ScWicts13Iccf

8aibington Seuator McGlel-
Ian @Arf) ihlltg Dor, OaB Die Ser.
einigten Staaten lire geinnte imam
5iea SilTe fir Oie Solujetunion uno
lieben Sateaitenitaaten einiteaen. Gr
tat Dies in 6orm zines 3ltiaban-
trays 5n Ser AltSIanOsbilfe 8or.
Ia9e in &06e bon $350,OOO,OOO Ser
ieglide gelolide ltnteritiitung TltB-
LAMBS, 4l6anierS, Der Tidedoilomo-
fet, ltngarns, Bolens, Su~goila1pienS
&%umGniens uno 9ulgorien8 ais
,,unoereinbar~ nit Dem Srtrnan-
Brogrnmm Ser @ilfe fir Briehqn-
lanO unO Die Giirfei gegen Den aont-
munismiis ltnnuoglid MAIDEN milroe.