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Seward seaport record., 1949-05-31
The G,adGe ReeGe.

A very quiet holiday weekend in Seward prompted some folks who were able to ride out the highway when the skies cleared on Monday afternoon.
 The Cradle Rocker was among those sightScerS, and it was a well worthwhile trip. New markers have been erected at all streams on the road so that no one has to wonder what stream he is crossing or what lake he is admiring.
 The road is widened and inn proved considerably bet W Q n Moose Pass and Hope and there is an increased amount of traffic, especially as far as the construc- tion camp at Mile 58, which is an interesting place in itself.
 As one travels from Seward, where spring is in evidence every where, and continues into the mountains up to the Summit Lakes he rapidly emerges from advanced spring into an area where the trees are barely budding, the lakes are still ice covered, and the air is cold. then once again returns to spring which is even more evident in the Johnson Creek Valley and at Hope than it is at home.
 Turning sharp curve above Summit Lake we were confronted by two large moose, a COW and a bull who were undecided for a moment whether 10 dispute the road with us. They soon abandoned the idea however and Whisked away into the brush before we could get a camera into focus. Three other moose were sighted on the trip. one of which posed for us at fairly close range, which de- lighted us no end.
 POrcupines numbered along the road. rabbits fitted here and there, and we were thrilled by the know ledge that in very few spots in the nation can one take a ride of 75 miles and see so much of unadult- erated nature.
Seward seaport record., 1949-05-31
ORTHMAN OUT ON BOND

Tommy Orthman was released on 5000 bond Friday after having been arrested in Seward by local authorities on a telegraphic war rant from Fairbanks on charge of receiving stolen property. The date of the trial is set for June b in Fairbanks.
 Orthman came to Seward recent ly as manager of the Green Lant- ern Roadhouse. A native of Cali fornia, he served in the Royal Ca nadian Air Force during the war, and says he operated night clubs in various places in the Territory since the war,
 Special Deputy Charles P. Gili- land of Seward, left Anchorage Monday with four prisoners on the way to McNeils Island Federal Prison.
Seward seaport record., 1949-05-31
TURKEY GETS JUN. AID TO COMBAT MALARIA

Geneva-A request for aid to improve public health facilities has been received from Turkey, the JUN. World Health Organiza- tion tWHO) announced here. Re- spending to a request from the Turkish Government, WHO re- gently sent public health engi- neer to Ankara with samples of DOT preparations for use in anti malarial campaigns.
Seward seaport record., 1949-05-31
At The Hotels .
New Seward

Mrs Wm. J. Wagner, Anchorage; MT. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Dickson Geyer Montana; Ed Garry, Anchor age; MT. and Mrs. E. w. Kolacek Portland; James F. Baggs, San Jose. Calif; s. A. Gilson, Kodiak Floyd Gerrish, Kodiak; F. Ligh Kerr, Juneau; Don Buesing. Alvin N. Syrien, Edith Allen, Elizabeth A. Henery, Ida M. Copley, all of Anchorage; w. H. Baum, w. A. Kaufman, Carl Hall, H. B. Crew son all of Seattle
Seward seaport record., 1949-05-31

The Blue Shop announces that Corda Ruth Blankenship has been elected to full paid up membership in the Savings Club and is receiv- ing a Blue Shop suit this week.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-13
Bere,pitttcr Il, Scr
Shtpci3
SAlub ton Seite /.


reno Ger laltgen gSinternbeltoe
Sriuntpbe.
@ibt es before auyleide fiir oaS
iJeutige 10 lleberiddftige, ncuook nuO
aitfrefbenOe 2cben III Den nebllseu
Ninterlt1oten nit Sdmupfen uuo
Gatarrben gtein, gibt es prleiht
iilnert ,penieer 5erisntase iree,rolpo
er6Bere geil.nSbeltIibe Genuine ais
int Sdnee beiin Spout? Saeiu! 0a.
rim iino lid bie 6od,lclute ipie 2aien
einig. Gut, mas founte man lib oenn
mdbr iuiillit)en
Wobltllen0 lit Oasll sic purSiiglihe
Seraiuoerng ocs glutes iii Der min-
terliden S6Ofp. Die Seilfraft ser
>srofcrran, feltt,n SS0benllrIt lit i'm
8lnter geitcigert. 0as GeiBen in ocu
Nerpen, oie idnpere1 appfihnprsen
nit ibrer 8enomlperbeit, alle Wiioig-
felt, ale Shlafen perldlpinoen llro
Ser Shlaf miro ,piooer tief erqtifeno
Der ionit inlmer bogenbart gcipannte
sMenib fliitgt ab, miro ipeid. Der.
triglib uno 5llsallslid,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-13

Tor einigen Woden fat Or. s. Y
6ritid) eln Nnd, y3be Crime oi oil,
gae", Deroiientlid,t, ,poriioer ei,.
Gticaaner 3oitl,na .uortlid, idrtitt
llnter ubigcri Titel lit in Sicici
Easen Gin 9ub eridienen, oab bern
ZEN lit, Oas @elpiiien Der 9triitel
Mnrertfas ,utieflt alsf5uriitteln = e'
lit oas sapaItisite @erf, oaS lei!
@riegsenoe aui Dem 8iihermarft er
idienen lit. Ser 8eriaiier lit Ger be
fannte @elebrte uno &eoner, Or
Suopie q. Jritlf.
0obl iifert Die @abrbeit langian
ourh felt ser 8erOffentlidung oel
@erfc Ses gr0bten omerifaniide,
,Niltorifers, CHARLES u. 8euro, rMinc
rican Bo!icp in tbe Nsufine", l,ni
yEreiihent Hooiepelt ano TIE Com
ing Of tie @nr", George Moraen
ferns ,Gearl Sarbor, Tge Stort
OF tie Secrat Wnr." auitin S. gpp's
n0iitorp's Woit Gerrifpins Yeace.
GaIrb & Geclins's n@rueiome Sar
peIt", Sobn Z. 6lpnnis rSbe Rooie
nelt Mptb," Conrad 6. @riab's .un
eopcring the ;soroes for @ar" = abe,
feines S;elsr Wert lit 10. ,uahtncll
onrtgrciieio llt0 iiber5ellgcno ipi'
nSbe Crime Of ollr Mge."
Ger Tcrfaiicr bat bier en, Meilicr
liiid cbrlider ms ipabrbaItigcr @e
Id,id1sid,reibling geliefert. gr il
nibt lllr ein sriin6lider Siitorifer
ionoern oud Sbeologe. Der Die Salt@
l,lngcn Scr vStaatsninncr" in bas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-13

iino oieler Gage noth ,Srnnfrich &c.
fdbren. lpe0en ncS Streifs ,pie es
bieb. Slllh ibrc ;sraien linn fort. :"
Sic bahen al(crbano 9Srbnraunl
obaeben miiiien. bic girINimiii,en,
benn fait ale ssrasolen taben ibre
Samilie bel iif. Sicier @ohnraum
bleibt mad, ipie Dor beit'laNnabn,t.
rGcDnomut" liclt man in ieDem
Nelt. slbo. ctlpas 1bntid,ts lpie Die
.Sbops" Der Eiaone, b;s Ginfaufs=
lGben Der Vciatuln9. Nter aud, in
ocn beutif)en @eihGften liebt man
Nran,oicn einfaufen. insbeicnocrc
6allsbaltsiuarcn lmD G,nstlm0bcl.
Sic r2ibrorie fsonc,iie" Die
fron,Diilrbe Sm4,bunolllro in Der
allrb Die Seutihcn fauf,m tonnen,
fcblt niraenolpD Sir g'!!if in oel,
sluslagen ltintmt trnlrio' Mrbc=
iournalc. bltnte Woea,,ne nit 81
teln lpie r2'intimite" uns mebr ooer
lninoer alisae,oaene NGbd)en. oasll
9rellfarbiae Homanc v6eIen. bic
Spionin" ober ,0as 8:eh bes Si=
Ncllners" Scraehens ildl man nui)
lpirflirt)cr, fran;oiiid'er 9iteratlr.
yllno lple fonmt ibr nit Ser Ye-
lablna sureht?" Der Ginbcimi.
itt)e ipicat Den Qopf' ,Sel)en Sic,
nlln bate man llnS orrb rcriprod,en,
ooB Die Oullernocn Gntrablncn aus
Dem Sonoc uuber Sol, lno &eill
ollfbOren iolltrn s!bHr id,ul,
Neht'S ipieoer los. uno lFiId,. Snt.
ter. Sblt. S,emiiie ml:iier lpritcr oe.
'lefert lperSen SaS muthi llls piel
Summer.
vNbcr". 10 fGbrt cr iuyt ,,priuot
'lno Die Sclltc ale 10 nett. Ser olei.
tbc yeolllte, Der MIDI eber iolt ralls.
nelhmiilcn bat. ariifl nub frcunp.
lith allf Der StraBe erflmoiit itch
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-13
cree,uidt.
8inee6ti,pie

Jranf Scrtun. alnerifanider;Riny.
funpf sliiociatiou Wtcilter, miro lei
men Sitel i,luo &ienlen sesen Ocn
0crm,siouoerer DON Gpans Oicnstug
abcnos in Ger Gel,trnl Nrnlorp per
teioigcu. 3ipei aus Orei ,Saller er.
gibt ben Mctltcr III eincr 3eit bis fl
llbr abcltos. Guulrs idyllig Sr. 80
Mesfe ans sHron lepte Wpde. Yieste
mar perlest ,porben ino nad)oen er
,uieoer Glun aulapi antrat 4egte ibn
Graus ioiort ,lmo ba Mesfe Den
&ompf nibt hellOen founte erbiclt CT
pum Gullmlniiiiun Simon Gutfa bic
$3.50 @ette 5ltgeiprodsn. Sollte
Vpans oen Sitel tSarons crrillgen 10
nulb er bil,nen 60 Sagen gcgct 60
Stralrgler 2ouis, Ser gegcm Vroipn
,lub Carton alritrat, fiinpicn. IS
fampfen nod 2lld Silnilnouitid) gc=
gen 9tonnie Gt6ilon, 5lpei aus brei
tSaIlen ergibt oen Metiter III l5 Mi
ulten 3eit. Der Staliener Mlltouie
Seone fonrmt nadltes nal 5llltaumpf
narb Glepelullo. :
Gintrittsfarten 81 hnbcn bel 9iid)s
man Bros, 736 Glclio 9lpe., llnS
Central Mrmorp Sidet Sfiice. Ero.
iprft 4l2t.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-13
The Crime Of Our Age

9rcle yidi iittfiber Teranhportlid1-
feit ihut. A)dt beiullmoerltnssauer
Sfiellbeit llno Sllrd,tloi5feit legt er
Ole idppere Neralltportitng fiir oas
Chaos mno gleldo ltniercr 3eit bort.
bin tpobin iie sebort. Wie Elm 2utber
tdnnpie ct aegen bie Se,,helei ,,no
2iiee. Tofiir ut ibm 6as Del,ti6tum
Danf idailbig.
rgbe Crime Of oiw Age" lit eia,
N%frllf an bas geiuiiie,, bes nn,e.
rifaniiden @olnes. = Gs aeigt Die
@rilnoe fir Die beioen @eltfriege auf
uno benefit IN iehr iiberaeuge,,oet
Weiie, tuie allein ein gere6tG ,tno
oouernoer 0rie0c tnoslid) 1T. Gs lit
ein sluffIdrungsblpd, I'M tpalyrIten
Sinne ,oes Bortes. sc, iollte bon jee
Dem Mnrerifaner BON @iiite 3u &iuR
geleien uno it, Millionen bon greE;.
pIoren perbreifet tpeuoen.
Ser Oelltid,anperlruner, oem Die
gbrenrettilng Des Deuttllnts lr:o
oie 8efreiung oes MutterIanoes aus
ser Staoerei am 8eraen liegt, mltB
es leien ,,no beber5igen. .Ebe Crime
Of oltr 'sl9e" lit 6as 8nh Der 3eit. es
lit nit bem &er5bllt eires &impfcrS
gcidrieben, Dem oie Gergetuoltigling
aes Gelltidtlunis III ager Welt allf Der
Seele t,rennf.
Oas Bud, fam, bel Ioe1n Belts.
blatt," 1861 ct. GlGir Npe., Gleue.
lano, Ohio, beitellt aperoen. IS foitet
81 90. @ian lege Toe fir Derpadi,ns
i,uo Gerienolrna Bel. Weiteaen Sie cs
bcllte! &
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-13
Daisfcsbriefe
Sd,InB BON scitc I.

Dalpplier anMciRllt, 100 0us 2eben
bier fbr bitter lit.
Sd bin Derbeiratct lntO babe feine
&iloer Unit bon meiller sSrml bon )
Sabren feine 9fadrid)t, hit lit mad,
RnBQaado alif 3ipangsarbeit Der
ihleppt. Darllm bite ib Sic nod
einnlul mir meine @itte 81 eefiillen.
Sd brrltde bieie Observation-Disclosures
fiir ,oas Nhnerifanifdp &onlnlat als
Gorloge.
6o1adtlnlgsuou
Srenot Sannlel, 3nllnlerm.
Sd bdbe feline Genpan0ten III oen
u.S.M.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-13
siebenbiireiid. .2lmerifaniides Dolfsblatt

nnb Wtaoane llno &in5crn feiert
frobl!d) ausgelallen oas Neinfclt
init uns. llno ,penn ii, Gas nGhlte
Dial in iein Viiro folnnlc. lit CT 0e-
lou 10 lln;uaiinalith lpie beim erlten
Male."
Ser peri0nli.t,e &pntatt lit biliiiN
ae9cben ourd, ooS 9Sobncn III Gri.
putuuartieren, unb fran,iiiide ioDf
lihfeit lnO Mobler,oaenbeit bclfen
iiber manhe offisiell. SerGr0erllno
binnea
S,insu fon1nN elnc frappallte
9lcbnlihfeit in Snpus mab Gboraf.
ter slpiitben Der cinbe,n,i,then Yepol.
terlma uno Den SransOlsn Manti)e
ithnarsboor,9e Wtpielultrin bGlt
man ebcr fir cine iSransGiin lpdb-
ernn man plotliti, erItoLnt ullfiicbt,
lpem cine permeintlld)e @inte,ni=
ite, Die man nod Dem @ea 9cfra9t
bat, nieblid) ocutld, r0hchrethcnO
antlpurtet. 9lud, ipns @ieiomlo mo
NuimohurN onaebt IL fGat. bon
slisllabmen abNeiel)en, sie sSranao-
i'm bier i'm StroRenl,ilD folm allf.
Man merit aud, al ibr, hoR ;Sranf=
rcitt) icinen &oblltanD einaebilBt
bot uno lie I'M @rlmbe Die Nlcihen
SorNen bat, lpie Die oeutilhe 6uus=
frau.
9tur an ibren olrchlpel a,lifaQemo
tiibid)en &inoern erfenn. man meilt
Die frun,0iiid)en Miitte.. Den ins=
bciunbcre Die WGbhen iinb sierlih
bcrallSaeputt !pie bic Eiipptt,cn.
llno Die &inbcr iino es audi, Die
bus Eroblem Der GDlfsrpcrltGnDi=
Nunn oltf lire unfcnpl,sierte 9selie
lGnNlt Nel0it bobem. Tas tollt unb
la(tt unb ldrnlt frieDIih seutih llno
franiOliitt burdeinanoer. Slliette
lnO .Marieti)en biipfen luio 'prin0en
ollrt oas .aleit,e Cell, mo @oiton
lnO .ocini itbIci1)en iuie sic Snoio-
ncr in Den &einbcru. I'M, Srauben
I'll nlppicn
&Gre es nid,t elircLli4,, luern
Die Grlpahlenen enolib non Dcn
&illOcrn lcrucn lpiirocn2
(Ncue GubrRituna. J
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-13

Nointer Dem Iebtcn EfeiIer. Der nocl)
ltebcn blieb, itiirst olld, Der Ylif
binab inS Sal. lmo o:iib,n Iieut llu-
crreirbbal bic anoerc ,SGIite Der ,cr=
brpd)cncn !Oeimat.
6iiben nnb briihcn
SSir Itonoen al biciem emit 10
bcliebtcn 9lusii,btspunf.. Dor Dem
Die ,SelOer uno &Glber Ser Sber=
!auIib. Die fernen Supper Dcs H,cr-
!no Hicicnacbiracs in ocr floren
Suft allsaebreitct licaen. Sit er
iiber bcm Sal. gsic in elmer idyluci=
Nenbcn Erpseiiion lpenosrn lie tao
lid, Dprtbin; olGppbl lie lpiiien, ouB
rllnN aebcn, fDunen iii Du,t nitbt ou=
bon laIien.
IN @OrliB nlatht man nit)t piel
FropdNonoa NIT Der anachIid)cn
llnipinerrllilid,fcit Der unnati;rlil)cn
Srcn,iieblma. Sic Stobt mare ipobl
clldb nid)t Der rid)tiae 8DSen nufiir;
'clblt oie MnbGnaer Der SG0 id)uei=
lcn lid) bier iibcr oos bc;flc Sbelnu
licbcr aus. Sort, 100 Die 9tei6e Den
StraBen Der 9llt'tnDt cntIana ilieHt,
licbt oicsleits nes Nluiics Die Sd.
lcnboltci, elm iiebenbunp rtiibriaer,
nlail'pcr gau DER olten nit ibren
ltbonen Silrlllcr npdr beute erbulte.
lltl Staotbefe'tiNln0 Sort babell
Die alten @Dr!iber 9iatstcrren EN-
NAL IN loteinii,1,cr Sprod)c bos
Nprt in Den Stein aelrcifelt. Elm
Staot iperOe Ollrd) Die 2iete Nincr
9ilrNcr bcIicr acicbiibt ols: nlIrr1) bu-
be Vrlliuerfe. Sian iirnt ooriibcr
nod llhO beiaht Die 9Seisheit oes
NorteS, aber man iinDct reillen reti,s
ten Sroit oorin. Mui bet u,ioeren
Seite, am ieniaiti9en uicr Der 9tei-
BE. lteben lpie friibel in Neib unD
@licO Die SGllier DER Sraaer Stru.
he. mo emit oel @OrIiber Ghulter
!lno WDItifer Satob YGLme feline
MurOra. Die Moroenrota inn 9luf.
Aana iab uno ieine tiefariinoioen
Sdbe id)ricb. Sn b;eier S5Guicrn
Ilattern ieet ,erid)laaene .senlter
I'M Ninoe. cs perfomnt Der Sous
rat.
@Orlib mar einnlal cine ,publl)o.
lcl,oe Stoot. es lpar ols Giaentiis
nltr Der Uorli!,er 6eiOe riller Der
lroBten folnlnllnolen 9Solnbciiber
Seutld)ioll0S.. 9lber blcie allsae.
ocbnte gSalOs uno 6eio slG.te lieat
gum groBten SeiI ierlieits Der Nei-
&c. rim Solniihen", iplr sic 2e,lte
lett iaaen. Die idiperriitiae, ae,
oriidte 9ltmoipbGre, bic nun ihon
leit Sabren auf Der 6ip6t laItet,
itebt I'M merfipiirbigen @eacniab 3u
Der ScbenOiafeit ber 9(rhrit. bic
iiberau iihtbar lpirb. Sic Gd)orn-
ltelne Der sSabrifen - MaidNnen.
uno Gaagonbau. guh= unb 6oI,=
,noMltrie Dor allem - raih!)en; oud)
Dos fulturelle llnb geiltiae 2ehen lit
nid)t mebr 10 tot ipie in Der eritcn
Seit nod oer Neiebuna. glber ipie
in Der iibri9en OItIid)en 3cne ipiro
aud, bier oeutIido fiiblbar. ooB
nihts, mos peitiebt, frei lit. feline
Sahe. fein Sroaramm, fein Menid
un6 fein @ebanfe. Has GolfsbeQeb-
rem Der SGG2 9iatiirli,H. ale l,a-
ben es lii,tcr3eiti)net: mar fann oud)
nidt ben lebtem 9left b.s 9oieins
Hno oie Ggiitrfs Der AAa.eW fsSamilic
J aufs Spiel ieten
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Goerlitz, die neue erenz-
stadt an der Neisse

Gorlit. @orl;b, Die nellc
@rclltaot on Der 9ielBc. ocbort ,u
Den lpeiNcn StGotcn Svlltiflonos,
Die lrnbeli,Gbia! aebliebcn iino. Sbrc
Sllrlllc lllb &irt)en, ibre i1,Gnc 9lIt-
ltaot, ibrc @ri!nonlaNen unb ibrc
Sodller llno ,sabrifcn 'inD lnucr.
lebrt ans Der aroBcn aatoltropbc
bcrporacAanaen. Die politiic!R I'm.
lpalsula, Die Iit inslpii len poll;o.
acn hat, oriift Iih Dor aIem in sci,
nellen StraBcnnamen ais, wo bic
Nancn BON Marr uno 2icbfnet)t,
ppn Hola Sllrenbura unp @Io.
ia ,}etfin, bon Mar,m ;irrfi lnp
Grnlt SbGlmann berportrctcn Die
Srllfcn ullcroiuNs. Die ehcbem iibcr
Die NeiBc fiibrtcn, baben i:hcrclfrioc
Stattba!tcr Der iuiamr.enbrci,en.
ocn Sifatur unr brei Sohren in Die
Suft aciprelat; cine militGril,te
Segrllnollna bate es ocfiir I'M 10
iperli9er ge9ebcn, ais oic Gnte 9lrs
lnee oanlals o!e Staot I'M Eorocn
lon9't lllllaanNcn bate. Sic Wriidcn
clio aar nid)t mcbr blaud,ten.
Nm dnf'eriten Hunfte
in 'ellell SdNen ,parcr Die tOO,-
900 Ginlpobncr. bic @Drlit einiloI
Neinblt battc. uuf 10000 ,uiuln=
nlellaeid)lnolscn. 9as Sabr 1915
mar fiir Die g;eihic)tc Der Stupt
cine Ncibc bon arduenuolleu Mo.
naten. anNefiillt nit i,llnoer illlp
Scluhen, Fliinocrllnacn lno NSe.
lpolttaten. Sn,!piid)cn hat iid bic
Sinlpobneriabl Der iriitcren i,6be
Acrlobcrt, bu Souienoe pon ,Sliiiu.
linaen in Die aIauern. ocr stobt
elnNeltrOmt iino. Sllllh bic iriibcrel,
Selpobner Der StabtteiIc, Die auf
Dem rcd,tcn NciRc-llier l;eaen, lpob.
nen bellte, iOlueit lie nid)t lpeiterae=
5oNen llllo, III Den Stao.teiIen ouf
Dem linfen llfer, Die Der GlrSerlten
oltliden Sunft Der ruliiihcn Weiat.
'unassone biIoen. sic lporen bo.
mails. als in Ser 9reier= =aonieren,
IN Fotsoam Die r-sscil,e.0inie
ols porlalifiae Creme ,lp;i.i)cn Der
rullil6en geiat!lnasSune unb oenl
pon Solen Deripaltenoen id.lciiiden
Vebiet feltacleat ipuroe in lpenioen
StllnOen aus i6ren S0Guirrn ollsoe=
'piciel woroen. Siel> bntteu aieS
,urilfluiien nliiiier, lpeiI iic aerabe
I'M ipeltlid)en StaotteiI lus;lten lIit.
ten burd Die Staot itb!illacIt lic,
oas ounfle Yett Der NeiBc. nid,t an.
oers als IN 3ittau. Musfau Sort
Ino @uben.
Gos lit bic 3raa0oie Der stoot
8orlit. OaB i6r oas Ginterla,o
9erlolnmen nuroe, bas alim aroftcn
Seile oiflih bonn isIuR laa, oaR
oos Sor noh Shleiien ,uacidIaaen
ipuroe. oaR MN feine Vri!fe mebr
biniiberfiibrt in ben onOeren Sell
Der Oberlauiib. Der in, scmmer
l045 unuermitteIt gu ,altcm polni.
I, ld'en &ultnrlnnb" erflirt lpuroc
lleber bas tief aebettetr Gal Der
VeiBe hattie friiber in bot,aeipann.
tenn BoQen Der aroBe Ssia6uft ae.
tiibrt, bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gum
Snnern GhleiienS. Bor Der 6ohc
0eS VlDdhauies folat Der N(if bun.
! bert Weter bem 8iabuft. an ben bon
4olein unfrout iiberiuud,crten totem
Weieiien entl0na bis bahin. mo Der
Esd)iancnltrana als ahaeriileilcr
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Laurel outlook., 1949-03-30
.-WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS
Truman Ignores Program Setback,
Insists Congress Is Cooperating;
Approval Seen for Vets Pension

CEDITOR's NOTE: when opinions are expressed IN thesec columns the are those Of
Laurel outlook., 1949-03-30
BOGEY MAN,:
SoIons Defiant

Figuratively thumbing its col
lective nose at the big man" the
United States senate by a vote Of
so to II confirmed the appointment
Of DR.. James Boyd as director Of
the federal bureau Of mines.
THE BIG MAN" was John l..
Lewis, leader of the United Mine
Workers of America, and he
wanted no part of DR.. Boyd in the
federal mine regulation setup.
The senate action came while
Lewis had the pressure on. Lewis
miners were in the second week of
a 14-day shutdown ordered by
Lewis who termed the stoppage a
memorial" to miners killed and
injured last year.
Chief speculation concerned the
import Of the senate action. Did
it mean that government, finally,
was ready to clamp down on the
dictatorial Lewis and abolish his
power as a continuing threat to
American industry?
It could mean that, il Lewis
mine stoppage resulted in a re-
versal Of labor sentiment among
some members of congress and a
really "get-tough" labor law were
to be enacted.
Laurel outlook., 1949-03-30
RENT CURBS:
OutJook Dim

Overriding administration recon-
mendations, the senate voted to let
town and city governments abolish
rent controls in their areas - if the
state governors approve.
THERE WE'RE MANY who would
discern instantly the political i'm
plication inherent in such a move.
In states where governors are per-
mitted under law to succeed them
selves - and even in states which
do not permit this governors are
usually concerned with reelection
or with naming their successors.
Abolition of rent control power
could be used as a potent weapon
with which to beat recalcitrant
voters into line.
AS anyone familiar with legisla-
tive processes knows, organiza-
tions are always the most power
full and effective lobbyists. Land
lords have a national organization
which already has been vociferously
vocal at Washington. There has
been no organization of renters and
tenants, not eve at the state or
county level. Those who are heard
in law-making assemblies are those
who are organized and who know
how to obtain hearings. And these
organizations usually manage to do
rather well for themselves.
IN WHATEVER FORM the bill
finally emerges from the senate, it
must go to a conference committee
in order to iron out differences be-
tween house and senate versions.
States Fighters would herald the
local option features of the control
bill with citation and landlord groups
would find it easier to attempt
legislative pressure in their own
back yards.
Laurel outlook., 1949-03-30
DRAFT:
Eosinq Off

Military draft eligibles could re-
lax - Maj. Gen. John E. Dahl
ouist, army personnel chief, said
no more men will be indicted into
the army before July, 1850; and
that's when the present peacetlme
draft act expires.
so. IT SEEMED that the peace
time draft was virtually over. ex-
cept for the possibility of enact
ment of a new act or extension by
congress of the present law.
However, the national defense es-
t%ablishment FASTENED to state that
General Dahlquist was giving only
his opinion - that no draft policy
has been laid down, and that no one
knows what the future holds.
1T WAS REGARDED as signifi-
cant that there have been no induc-
tons under the present law since
the end of January because volun
tary enlistments have filled quotas,
and army officials have said that
budget reductions forced them 70
cut their proposed strength.
Laurel outlook., 1949-03-30
SWALLOWS:
UnfuiIinq Legend

The old. old legend was unfailing.
Always the swallows had come back
to Capistrano. and this time they
came again.
THE LEGEND was fulfilled to
the day. Through the long, lazy
centuries that the birds have al
ways been coming back to San Juan
Capistrano. their return has always
been on the same day each year
st. Joseph's day.
And this year there was no devia-
ton. On st. Joseph's day the birds
came sweeping back at dawn to
fly into their homes under the caves
of the historic old mission.
'"They do not come In huge
swarms as some reports have it,"
an old padre said. Instead they
arrive in small contingents. so to
rs at a time"
Father Hutchinson, pastor, said
that the birds usually leave in July
after their young can fly. They
travel to nearby canyons to feed
where insects r plentiful, he in
dictated.
Laurel outlook., 1949-03-30
PRESIDENCY:
'Suy II Isn't So

Was President Truman emu
lating the ostrich with the old
head in the sand" technique, or
was he naive enough to believe
what he was saying?
This seemed a fair question when
Mr.. Truman, despite multiple set
backs in congress for his legisla-
tive program, declared he and the
congress were cooperating and that
only ''troublemakers" talked of bad
feeling between them.
MR.. TRUMAN had suffered
three major setbacks in attempting
to have his campaign pledges en-
acted into law. He had been
blocked on rent controls, appoint
ment of Mon C. Walgren as a key
figure in the national defense set
up, and civil rights proposals.
But, the President shook off
these reverses by ignoring them in
a speech to the United States con-
ference of mayors in Washington.
Instead, he told the mayors:
"Of course I differ with the
congress on some points and where
these differences are important 1
shall continue to urge the course
I think is right.
but, BASICALLY. the congress
and the President T working to-
gether and will continue to work
together for the good Of the whole
country. We are going to agree on
a lot more things than we disagree
on"
Many observers took the view
that the Presidents remarks in
dictated adoption of new strategy
in dealing with congressional an
attitude of soft words" might be
held more advisable than angry
denmciations Of the lawmakers.