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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-30
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auf Sen @abl5ettel.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-30
Sidney 3. Sit,e
&anbibat fir Nnni5ipalribtcr

Serr Sionep g. sSinf tplrbe bier
in GlepeIano geboren am 13. Nop
1903 als Sohn bon. Senrp mo Cite
Sinf, Sic beibe in Selterreid .ltngorl
geboren rno inn Sabre 1885 nah Ser
gereiniaten Staaten einlponoertet.
Serr ssinf beilldte sic 0fentlihef
Sdulen iospie oas aocIbcrt College
llno obiolpierte 1924 acn ser 8e
Itern Helerbe llniperiitit Med,ts1d,ul,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-30
Gid)ter
Hilary .. Grei,n,an
Sndt Wieberiuabl ais Mnni3ipal.
&id)ter

9fihter Marp g. 8rcBman, &an.
oioat fir 8ieoerlpabl als MWli5ipol
palgcriGt in Glepelano.
ri6ter nGd,Ite @abl am 4. Hppclnbtl
fat 0as Enforcement Ser Glepelans
slnpaltfammer, ser Gupaboga Golr,s
tp gmpaltfoniner, Giti5ens Seoe,lt
uno leitenoen 3eitungen, oolfii6ar
Mdnner, Srauen Clubs uno anoeren
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-30
Gin 8rief 1eiierjens in,
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0mIitb ben Seite 1

ten. benen Tie Sieie Seenrnacn Der.
bnl1fen, llnberiibrt bon Iritefln9 su
erbalten.
~Moier, lieber Ireuno. gmpieblcn
Sic midi herSlid)it Sbren &oaeeen.
Wenn elmer bon ibnen MIDI iiir mir
Sig hiilt, mir 81 ihreiben, nl0gen lie
periibert iein, baB ib in puncto 8rici.
idnlloen Sic 0cbitieite aeaen lie balten
tperbe. Nod)n,als - sloieu!"
@ie geiagt, arlt) bielcr 0riei miro
ST bcnen aeboren, oie i'm 2alfe ser
Heiie oes "6reeoom Grain" Sen 8iir.
germ aIler 4S Staaten 81, @ciiht font,
men lpcrben, npenn tie oie reiienoe
gusitelllng omerifaniiher ssreibeits-
oofumente beinhcn llnb flingt Nie'ar
8rief Sefferions nid)t als Oh er bert-
5lltage eeihrieben llnb mabnenb an
oie 8iirger bes slmerifa bon bette
eeridtet ipdre9 @ie Ser .6abrplan"
oes 5reibeitssuges bislang noriiebt
miro er allf ieiner Heiie burd sic 43
Gtanten ettpa 200 Stdote beludelt.
@erabe Dor Mnfl,nft bes 3nges miro
in ieoer Staot cine Sen @runoi1ten
slnlerifas eelpibmete ISOLDE "a meet
Of re-oeoication to tbe slmerican print
ciples", pie es lit bem offi5ielleil
Hrogramm beibt, abgebalten tper-
6en. G.G.M.lt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-30
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&anoioat fir bas giirsermeiiteramt

Gliot yeeB, unabb6nei9er republi.
fanil6er 4anoiSat fir giirgerlneilter,
bat ein sntes Hrosranm @enn er ee.
tpoblt miro miro oie StaSt neugc.
boren nit Den 2el,ten sic oarin Ieben.
gr begann feline &agne nit elmer
5ebn Dfonn aapeIle oes slngeIe Gi,
tale uno ein Srllf nit MGnnern folg.
te Dem offi5iellen Miito na6 unr meb.
rere anoere gutos gefiiQt NIT Mcn.
lten Die Siteratur perteilten fir oie
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-30
2lrtkmr Krami,
&an6ioat iiir NnnisipaIridjter

9ti6ter Irtbur &rauB lit aanoiont
fiir Observation-Disclosures Gr spuroe 1895
uno 1887 als Mil,ni5ipalrihter ,luo
1912 ois Common Hleas Hibter fit
fllrse Sernine erlpGblt unS oiente nit
aus5eidnun. Nihter 9rauB lit Ser.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-30
iscrtlebung bon Seite 9.

iihten aui Srodenbeit nno Hegen
Die auinabme zines iolfen vmeteo
roloelIden" &apitels in Elm Mnmei
iungen 5ur Sornabme bon 9auber'
riten sur GrSergune bon Hcaen ent.
baltenoes 0anuifript lit iibrigens
iebr be5eihnenO. Ytan legt i'm
@runoe aenommen Dem u3auberer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-30
Glepelaft~ 2lntpalts,
famtnter
Snboiiert &idter.8 .8anbibaten

0ie Glenelano slntpaItfammer but
idon ieit 35 Ssabren cine Gortpabl
unter ieinen Mitslieoern porsenont.
men i'm Gupaboga County llno baben
ieben slntualt eefraat nm feline Git
fift iiber oie Nualififation ser Mid),
terfanoioaten lno bat baum sic @Gb.
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Wabl in 8enntris eeiett, bamit iie
fdbiee, pertrauensiperte, :llaliiisierte
Mnipdlte nls Hihter ertpGblcn.
gsab slniibt Ser Mnip1lte ioIlten
sic folgenoen qualifi3ierten 2auoiou-
ten fir neie Menltcr bes MuniSipaI.
meine Nad)fulaer I'M Siderbeitsoc.
partment erla.rbt baben baB bos Sp-
item perroitcte, es tpuroe nieoerge,
broben l,no bie Staot lit nidt Iider.
Sd claude oaB es BLOB elm Spitcm
llno cine Tbeorie inn Gleoelano YoIi-
oeioepartment geben fann Sic Staot
iider 5lt balten un0 bas SpItem lit
Gerbreben au perbiiten. Seit 1. San.
iinb 270 Granen aui Sen Straben an.
gegriffen ,poroen. Oas department.
6enubt alte Metbooen INT sic Ser
BREEDER 81 fongen naboem bas Ser
breben itattgefilnOen bat. @ir baben
porber beapieien baB ipenn Yolisei-
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senSen patSonillieren ,uo bdufig Ser
bre6en porfommen, aeiGubert iperSen
Dies lit tpas id poridlage ,penn ib
als 8iireermeiiter geipGblt tperoe.
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fannt gegeben, boB es ein Nationali.
titenfonlitee ernannt bat INN 8edie!-
be5iebung in allen slftipitGtcn bon
Glepelano acknowledgements, sic
Ii6 bereit erfldrt baben mit5uarbeiten
in ser 9seB-aampagne. Ias &omitee
miro nddIten sfontag befanntgege-
ben tperben naboem sic Srganilutipn
uoaitinoig lit.
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nabe, oas Hitual einiad) 81 3eiten.
an Oenen obnebin id)on Hesen 81 err
narten lit, porSunebmen!
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- llnteritiiken Gle sic in uniere
deltune anaeieenoe:: @eiadftsleuei
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-13

WALNUT POSTER Bed. coil
springs. striped tick mattress
$4,000, cash or credit. Star
Furniture Co. (formerly Lewis
Furniture Co.. 6O1 North 4th st.
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rs Electrical .

CAPE FEAR Electric Co., y ou r
dependable, reliable electrical
contractors. Motor rewinding.
$40 Orange st. Dial 1880.
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EXCELLENT SMALL Business
location for sale at reasonable.
terms. Hinton Ins. & Realty Co..
Dial 2-3734.
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XMAS WREATHS
For your beautiful lacquered
and treated G h ri S t m
Wreaths, sizes IA, 16, 18 and
20 inches, contact
Cavanaugh & Cavanaugh
Rose Hill, N. G. Phone 46
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FIREPLACE SCREENS s5.95. G.
Stein Furniture Company. Cos
No. 4th St.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-13

MODERN FOUR Room unfurnish-
ed apartment. Kitchen furnish
ed, including electric refrigera-
tor, gas stove. Apply lis Church
Street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-13

ATTRACT1VELY FURNISHED 3
room apartment for two. con-
veniently located, 2-8292.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-13

LATE MODEL Electric refrigera-
tor. seven foot, good condition,
priced to sell, Dial 2-82O9.
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OIL CALCULATOR. room size.
cabinet model $3.50. Cash or
credit. Star Furniture Co.. form.
erly Lewis Furn. Co.. COL No.
4th street.
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BEDROOM WITH Private bath,
steam heat, for gentlemen or
couple. TIA Market. Dial 2-O425.
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1910 PONTIAC, NEW motor, new
paint job. Can be seen at Win
ter Park Service Station.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-13

WELL LOCATED grocery busi.
ness. priced for quick sale. w.
Albert Brown. 2305 Market street.
Dial 2-3227.
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LARGE CLEAN Room, well heat
eo, for business couple or two
gentlemen: Refined neighbor-
hood. Dial 2-3031.
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TWO ROOM Furnished apartment,
lights, water, oil heat. Dial 5291
SIS South End.
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EARN $4,000 PER week salary.
Mclean Trucking Company, Inc,
Winston-Salem, N. c. offers
young men an opportunity to
60 into business for themselves.
We sell you a 1913 Model L. ].
Mack Diesel or 1948 Model C9C
Autocar Diesel Tractor. We give
you a three year lease contract.
Earnings sufficient to pay for
truck in three years, not includ.
ing salary. Trucks sold to Owner
Operators only (white). Down
payment of $25O0.00 required ap.
ply to: Mclean Trucking Com
pany, n c., Winston-Salem,
North Carolina.
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TUXEDO, Size 81; excellent con-
dition, $1,000. Dial 2-322l. 2N4
Chestnut.
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1885 PLYMOUTH FOUR Door
sedan. Good condition. w. j.
Byrd, 107-F Marion Drive, Maj
fit Village.
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l2-Builders & Supplies

l2-Builders & Supplies
NOTICE-SASH Doors. blinds win
dows, door frames. screens,
turned columns. cabinets. Oldest
best equipped shop in city. Rod
erick and Land. Dial 1929 J. l..
Roderlck, owner.
SASH DOORS. Blinds. frames turn
work cabinets screens trim. A
W. Land and Sons. 1920 So. Fifth
Dial 6366.
PROTECT AND Beautify your
home with asbestos siding, salts
fled customers our guarantee, FHA
plan. Southern Roofing and
Siding Co. Dial 6283.
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zAuios, Trucks. Trailers

1910 NASH, CLEAN. Bryant Rich
field Station, 5th and Walnut
Streets.
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7oAror Sale Misesllanseus

NATIONAL C A SH Register
brought new last July. Mrs. M
s. Faircloth, 908 Market street.
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l3-Business Opportunities

CAFE FOR Sale or lease. 112 So.
Front St. Doing a good food and
beer business. Good opportunity
for the right party, can be seen
by appointment. Call 915l. F.
L, English.
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Boats

MARINE SUPPLIES For all type
vessels. Small boats and motors.
Complete stock boat fittings.
Anchor Hardware Co.
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BEAUTIFUL LIGHTING fixtures
for home or office on display.
Colonial Appliance. Dial 6603.
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FOR SALE: 1947 Ford truck, rated
2 ton 1877 wheel base, IA it.
stake body with closed in top
and sides, all tires in excellent
shape with brand new spare,
can carry z ton payload, has
been driven just enough to break
in good, already financed and
insured, will accept $500. cash.
See this truck at Nick's Market,
5th and Greenfield SITS. Sunday
opvfiroo
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MRS. NOTES Secretarial school,
third floor. Odd Fellows Build.
ing All commercial subjects
taught,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-13

ICROSLEY AND Emerson radios,
table model, $1.00 down, 81 90
a week. Star Furniture Co. COL
No 4th St.
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ll50-Real Estass g. Dealsn

FOR SALE Large oeau'nI ,,,;
on Wrightsville Beach, gl:@, a.,
and ready for building, sn S
75x1OO feet facing LumlHi,aa ..ri,. -
one block from business d-s...j SUI,
Priced REASONABLE. For ds''-
Dial 8-281l.
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FOR SALE Excellent location in
heart of city sandwich grill and
all bar equipment at sacrifice
price-leaving town-apply. Brass
Rail Bar lO5 Mkt St.
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/ WALNUT CABINET radio com
bination. Phone 1889.
BOYS 26 INCH Bicycle, good con
dition, Dial 2-6682.

8 x IL L1NOLEUM RUGS, $l.oo
down, $1.00 a week. Star Furni-
ture Co, COL No. 4th St.
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ADAMS ELEC RIG Company.
20 IL N. T h i r d. Everything
Electrical, Dial 2-317O Day
2-8915 Night.
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JUST RECEIVED, small shipment
of dixie gas ranges. Home Fur
niture Co., % Market St,
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2 ROOMS AND Bath completely
furnished, oil, hot water, gas and
telephone furnished. Dial 6582.
106 So. 9th.
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OIL CIRCULATORS, $49. so. cleo
trio heaters So. 95 Cash or credit.
Hub Furniture Co.. 103 South
front. Dial 2-0468.
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COMPLETE Selection used bed.
room suites at reasonable prices.
H, Evenson Furniture Exchange.
Dial 3-38O9. TIC Castle.
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REAL ESTATE
BUYING OR SELLING LII, IN
M MAhonnAA mol. Dial 2.lla
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BEAUTIFY YOUR Home on easy
credit. Phone 2-0304. Good
Housekeeping Club. 7O5 Castle.
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55-ror Rent Apartments

FOR RENT: Upstairs unfurnished
apartment, 5 rooms and bath,
gas hot water heater. Available
at once, 12O No. 9th St. Call W.
Albert Brown. Dial 2-3227.
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IF YOU Have q farm lus vusb,i
have the buyer Contacs Dil
and Higgins. Rean0f''
1891 ----,,
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BICYCLE 26'. MANS Sport coat,
Harris Tweed. Evening dress.
New boots, size 9. Phone 2-6982.
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CHOICE BEAUTIFULLY furnished
rooms for rent Private and semi
private baths. Refrigerator serv-
Ice. Adults, kitchenette avail
able. Phone 2-2756 or $3.50.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-12
U. 5. |5 NOW LEADER IN
 GERMANY
British Failure to Pay Own Way Boosts Ameri-
 can Power

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12. = IR- The United States appears today to be moving into new position of power and leadership in western Germany as a result of Britain s inability to pay her own way there.
 This developing situation reflects the general growth of American in- fluence throughout the European area due to the need for American dollars to buy the necessities of life and to pay for eventual reconstruc- ton.
 It appears to result not so much from any. deliberate effort by the United States to gain influence for it's own sake as from the American attempts to restore conditions in Europe to a point where the nations there can develop as they wish without heavy outside political in- fluences, particularly Communism.
 Fresh information on the way things are going in the Anglo Am erican zones of western Germany came to light in connection with the official announcement of plans to boost coal production in the Ruhr mines of Germany. Much greater output from these mines is re- garded in both London and Wash ington as essential to economic re- covery in Europe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-12
STORM FOCUS
 AIMS TOWARD PUERTO RICO
Mighty Baitlewdgon Mis- souri May Feel Wind
 Lashed SWeIls

MIAMI, Fla, Sept. l2-R- storm warnings were hoisted in distant islands today as a full fledged Atlantic hurricane with winds reported at l43 miles an hour sped west-northwest at a forward speed of 20 miles an hour.
 The storms center is expected to pass to the north of Bermuda and the northern Virgin Islands tonight and tomorrow as it bores path in the general direction of Puerto Rico the goal of the battle ship Missouri which is bringing President Truman home from Rio de Janeiro
 The Missouri is still many miles away, too far to feel any effects of the storm except perhaps the long rolling swells such disturbances make felt in distant sea areas.
 An Army plane which probcd the storm, located the center at 8:45 a. m. today at latitude l7.8 north. longitude 59.3 west. or some 300 miles east of Puerto Rico. This would put it about l,500 miles from Florida.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-12
IS DEATHS, 50 INJURED LEFT BY SEA BLAST
Possibility of Sabotage Is Hinfed as Inquiry Be-
 qins on British Liner

BELFAST, Northern Ireland Sept 12.--lR-Eighteen dead or dy- ing men and more than 50 in- jured were brought ashore today from the British liner Reina Del Pacifico, which docked here badly damaged by an explosion at sea
 While hundreds crowded the dock area, the 17,720-ton motor ship was lowed in and police be- gan inquiry, studying among other things what they described as the possibility of sabotage.
 The wartime troop transport, on a trial run after being refitted for resumption of peacetime service was torn by an engineroom blast yesterday about 12 miles north of Copeland Island, which lies just off the coast near the mouth of Belfast Bay.
 An sos brought five tugs and lifeboat carrying doctors and nurses. One of the doctors re- ported 34 of the injured terribly burned" and said some probably would die.
 Fifteen men were killed out right and three died this morning in hospitals.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-12
U. S. ARMY GEN.
 LEE RETIRING TO
 ENTER MINISTRY

ROME, Sept l2.-lR-Tne hopes of It. Gen. John c. H. Lee to enter the service of the Episcopal Church in the United States be- came known today.
 Lee plans to retire as U. $. Com mander in the Mediterranean theatre after the formal deposit next Monday of the Allies ratifi- cations of the peace treaty with Italy. His command has been under investigation recently by the Army's Inspector General, following columnist Robert c. Ruark's pub lication of charges of excesses Of authority among officers in deal ing with enlisted men. Lee said yesterday his orders for retire ment were issued before publica- ton of the charges.
 Lee told of his plans to enter church service in an off -the-record conference with correspondents yes terday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-12
The W ashington Merry -Go Round
By DREW PEARSON
By DREW PEARSON

WASHINGTON = It looks now as if charming, go-getting Ed Pauley, the California oil man who has long aspired to be Undersecre- tary of the Navy, is about to slide into an even better job.
 No man in all the turbulent days of Trumanism created such rum pus as Ed Pauley when, last win ter, his Naval ambitions were abruptly stopped by The Old Curmudgeon," Secretary of the Interior Ickes. It caused Ickes exit from the Cabinet and Pauley's name to be withdrawn.
 The Republicans, however, were extremely happy. They were able to hold their noses over the smel of oil. and point to the fact that Democratic Treasurer Pauley hao raised several hundred thousand from oil men to elect Truman. Also they were able to block Truman's reward to the man who not only raised money, but ran hack ano forth like squirrel between the platform and the floor of the Democratic Chicago convention buttonholing delegates for Truman
 Pauleys pal who sponsored hin for Undersecretary of the Navy was the Secretary of the Navy him. self, Jim Forrestal Today For
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-12
SEN. TAFT ON TOUR
 IN WEST
Prospecting Trip May De. eide Whether He Will
 Be COP Candidate

SANTA CRUZ, Calf, Sept 12.- LP Senator Taft, Republican of Ohio, opening a Western prospect ing tour for the Republican Presi- dential nomination, declared today this country is not going to enter a world state that envisionS con- centration of all power in a distant capital.
 The Ohio Senator, who said he will not decide until he returns home after his far Western swing whether he will be a candidate, told the State Bar of California the New Deal had tried to get rid of States Right so it could concentrate all power in Washington"
 Tn my view" he said in an ad- dress prepared for delivery in a panel discussion at the lawyers meeting. the great issue today is that of free people against a totalitarian State"
 Nothing, the tall Ohio Senator said, could limit freedom further in the United States than the aboli- tion of States Rights, adding who is going to enter a world State if history shows that the Federal plan is only a passage phase to the con- centration of all power in distant capital?"
 Taft, considered one of the lead ing contenders for the COP Presi- dential nomination at next years party convention. appeared on the panel with James E. Murray, Demo- crat of Montana, staunch New Dealer, Charles Halleck of Indiana, house Republican Leader and Rep. Ray Madden, Democrat of Indiana
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-12
TERMINAL LEAVE
 BONDS SWAppED
 FOR DO IRE MI

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12 - tR- Veterans converted more than a third of their terminals leave bonds into money in the first seven days after cashing began September ?, the Treasury reported today.
 They received $64l ,797 ,25765. in- cluding $25. 1922, ,407.65 for interest. When cashing began, some 8,900 900 veterans held $l ,838 900 900 in bonds
 If the bonds cashed conformed to the average size of around $200, the figures mean about 3,000000 vet erans or one-third of the bond holders-took quick steps to swap their bonds for money instead of holding on for the 2i2 per cent interest,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-12
SPECIAL SESSION
 E ANTICIPATED
 BY SEN. GEORGE

VIENNA, Ga, Sept. 12.-tR-Sen- ator George tD.-Ga) says he be- lieves President Truman will call Congress into special session, but that it is very ticklish gamble which could result in a political stalemate with loss of prestige to the Chief Executive"
 George the ranking minority member of the Senate Finante Committee said in an interview, that he personally saw little good that could result from special session since he did not believe an emergency relief program for Eur ope could be pushed through before the first of the year.
 The Senator said that any broad foreign relief program will result in keeping prices up in this country.