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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-30

Iitdrilde Jiibrung auf Snonlprld-
nnbne bes uns ebenlo nie ben
Briten apeifellos aultebenoen
gehtes bes 56uses unierer Staats-
angeborigen in Der 8iirgerfriegs5one
bisber per3ihtet bat llnb lid in Die
offene See 5uriidaog.
glllem Inlbein nod ldBt man es
| iih nun auf britiiber Seite angele-
gen iein Die nNiBperit1nbniiie" auf
Dem Sonetie nit ben .Dfitteln Ser ii
plo1natie bei5uleeen. Snbeiien entbnl-
ten oieie Sorfonunniiie, Die in 10 omi-
| nSler @eiie an oen r8anep" .3pi-
I6enfan bonn Sabre 1887 erinnern,
ltnter alien llmitanoen cine ernite
2ebre fir oen @eiten. Sic fonnen iif]
in ieoem Iueenblid ireenomo nieoer=
bolen, no DER rote grpaniionisnus
Die Sntereiien Der peltliben Nelt BE-
riibrt.
Wie Die Gage in China iid nun
lpeiter etit1pideln miro, tarn III peln
Sauptpunft farm sipeiielbcfr lein.
Die &eite bes natioualiitiihen &eei-
mes iperoen ibtperlid irnitonoe iein.
nod einen erfolgperipreheuSen @i=
oerltano gegen ole &on1muniiten su
organilieren obpobl Sid)iang lein
freipilliges Grill perlaiien bot ,,no lid
Dem rotten 8egner Moo, Dem vdine.
liiben 'Stolin", 81 entlbeibenoem
aumpf itellen min. @enn ser 9riea
nibt eine gan5 uner,partete @enouna
ninrmt, miro Wao gons China in ei-
men fonmuniitiiden BoIi5eiitaat nod
leinen eigetten Sheen 5u per1ponbeln
permogen, NIT &reaturen ieiner 8obl
IN allen tDibtigeren aerntern, sl,nal
er ia 1peiB, oaB er ou6 cine ameri-
faniife sS1lterpention nidt mebr su
beTiirdten brauf)t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-30
8nklanbs emropaiide sront

9fnFlanbs emropGiide Tront
limo gerobe in bieiem 4ugenblid
fonlmt man in Mostau 3ur erfennt-
mis-, oaB es 5apedinaBig lei, iiber Ser
lin Hno Ieiitihlano einen Musgleid
nit ben NeItutadten 5u iuden. Mos-
fau peiB, mas es min. gs mill Die
5iibriing IN Der @eltpolitif, Die es in
europa Doriibergebenb ben @eltinah-
ten iiberlaiien batte. 1pieber an iid)
Hebmen, min feline europdiihe Sront
picber tn 8etpesung ieten. min iest,
% ieine Danpfpal5e China polenog
81 gooen mirit, in europa lpteber
dnriidfebren 5il bel1 unfrl,btbaren
Observation-Disclosures, tpin bas bent-
Hte 8olf, Dem Die orei 8eitmGhte Die
ausiiht ouf einen balblnegs ertrdgli-
hen itternationolen Statlis eroffnet
bdtteit, bon neuem in pollige llnge-
wiBbeit 5uriididleubern uno 10 bas
biBhen perbliebene Gertrauen auf Die
Weitinahte noqenos eritiittern.
Die Gage lit ouBerlt eef1brlif. gs
lift eespogt, oen bon Wosfau our
Sdau getrdgenen 6rieoenstpinen gu
|igaorieren. Nift tpeniger gef1brlid
aber iitses, nit elmer @eleui6ait mort
briid)iger @etpaltmenihen BON neuem
in nnterbanolungen ein5utreten, pon
ae1len naf allen bisberigen griob=
runsen nidts an er1parten lit.
Gie lpeltli6en Staatsn1nner Iino
bi5ber oen 8eipeis idulbig sebIieben,
OnB lie init ben Mosfotpitern lertig
su tperoen perlteben. unb anitatt IL
|nen Elm tpirflid geei1ttes europa ge-
|geniiber5nitellen, ibeiben Tie bos
Mbenolano in @errenpolfer uno So
|rias. llnb itatt Dem &omulunisnus
EPntgegen5l,treten NIT ser gonsen
[Graft iittliher, i'm Naturreht lno
Gbriitenttm peranferter @runbl6se,
itreiten lie nit 8orten, oenen gar gu
loft Der red)te @ebalt febIt, uno per-
|IaHen lie iih alif Die alten Mittel Ser
Nnft lilo @eipalt.
h lette 8ode rief @rompfo in Cafe
SncceB in eflter Gebutte iiber bic Ser.
teilung Der italienilden &olonien ben
gertretern oes 8eltens gu: n@an5
gleif}, mos Sic tun tperoen, meme
&erren, politiid) ,peroen mir Sieger
bleiben." 3as mag tpie boble 8roble=
rel flingen. aber Der 8uiie miro Heft
bebalten, 1penn bie 8eitmafte nidt
enolif lih losiogen bon Den Inidau-
nngen Der @eipaltpolittf bes Banfrot-
ten Siberalismus unb ebrlih llnb auf-
ridtlg ei1e mirflide, cine driitli6e
6rieoensp spolitif betreiben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-30
Anueripnem

Sas boadnbiid)e Harlomelrt err
madtigte am 9onnerstag Die &esie.
rnng, am Sonntag fiinfuno3ipanSig
Auooratmeilen oeuti6er @ren5gebie-
te nit einunbneun5igbunoert gin1pob,
rern 5u iibernebmen. Die Mnnerionen
ipnrOen am Sonntag prompt oirdge-
fiibrt, auh bon 9eleien uno 2urenr-
burg.
gs gereid)t Sen v8enerolitouten"
I'M Saag ltnb oen itieberldnoii6en
Golfe CUR gbre, oaB Oie porlamenta-
Ride 3uitimnling gu ben Innerio-
men BON Der 8esieritng MIR ourh
ltdrflten Gruf erlangt perben fonn-
te. 8ieberbolt nntBte oas Saaeer &a.
binett nit ieiner Oelniiiion broben,
nnb Die abitiminilne ergob, Dab bon
elmer flareu annerioniitiihen Webr,
belt Der 8eiomtn1itglieol6aft ser Sc.
nerolitoaten feline Rebe iein fam. 9a.
bio anoeriens ser Saager @ertrefer
Der 0eip gorfer ,Eiines', fa6elte ieis
mem 8latt, oie &anlnrer babe Itdl nltr
mloerwillig Dem 8llni6e Der ytegie.
rung gebeugt, uno oie Waiorit1t fir
Die 8ebietserpeiterllngen auf Soften
oes oeutlfen 9tabbarn lei nur our1
Sfinmenentbaltllng zines anpeien-
oen &Gn1nlermitglieoes uno ourd Die
abmeienbeit bon lieben Mbgeorbneten
sultanoegefommen. Wfit Ser auberlten
Re6ten tparen sic 2infspurteien ae,
gen oie Gnnabme ser 8ariier .grnp-
feblungen" bur6 SoIlanb, berihtet
anoerien; bel Sen SaySagern lei oie
annerioniitiIf)e Sti1nnl1ng MIR vIau,
parnl" /. unb niht a,roers lei ou6 Die
Stinulllme alrBerbolb oes 8arla-
lnents Gotpeit lie nidt iogar cine aus
geipro6en anti-annerioniitiIhe Cen
beng erfennen ldBt).
8eoenfli6 nr11B es alle ssreunoe ei-
ner ebten 8olferperiobn1ng ittrr1len,
oaB Der bollanbiide IuBenminiiter
Stiffer leine annerioniitii6e Eolitif
anf oas argument itiitte, SoIlanb
miiroe 1eine slnipriide ol1f rgroBe"
8ren5beranberungen eefGbroen, tpenn
es iebt ouf oie rfleinen" persid)ten
iollte. Satiddlid banoelte es iid) BEL
ben Bariier 8eidliiiien bonn 26. Dor.
so. nllr Inn Mbidlogs5oblrnrgen an
Die apeItIiden Staaten, uno oas bo-
mails ausgeeebene &pnu11ltnique
lprad aasoriidli6 bon tpeitergeben-
ben 8ebietsforberllngen an 9eutlh>
lono, Die IBIS our Sriebensfonferens"
IN Der tSdpebe bleiben iollten. 8ir
fporten nod allf bns erite lanbes-
lprahlibe 8latt, ben eriten amerifani-
ifen &lnofunf- Recommendation, sic bel
lbrer 8eidonigllng Der rbeideioenen"
Mnnertonen, Die eigentli6 gar nidt
Der Geoe inert ieien, ole in Garis -
nit anerifaniiher 3uitinml,rg -
in Musltdt geitellten einlGneibenoe.
rem Sperationen an Dem reltoeutIhen
Staatsorganismus au6 nur nit err
tpdbnt bdtten!
llno oob erinnert lih pieIleid5t ser
e1ne ODER anoere .altfmerflome 2ei-
funasleler" nnO HurDfunfb0rer elmer
gelptlien &eoe, sic elm amerifuniid1er
Staatslefretar nanens 8prnes ein-
nal gebalten bat ltno in oie er cine
| telerlide grflarllng namens mrierer
9elanltregierlng einfIodt. Wos
Staatslefretdr 8Drnes oornoIs lin
stuttgart tpar's, uno man ihrieb sem
8. September 1946) iagte, loutete ME
folgt:
Die Ser. staaten iino eeseu Gin
griffe IN unbeItritten oeutides @ebief
gegen etae slufteiI,lng DeutidIanbs.
,,to a,nterftisen feline a,,f @renaber.
moerrnge1t ab3ielen0en BeSfreh,n.
gen. es lei oenn, bob foIde MofnoI,-
xfnA.. -.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-30
6miichen Kriee uno 5rieoen

sees.se1
itoreno in oieies Broerarnm einereift,
- nun, oafiir lit bie Sd]ieBerei in
China gan5 a,pedoienlid). Denn io-
Iang nod nibt iiberan in Der 8elt
Die SSeemingen Der Genlofratie it'd
ourhgelett baben, bietet Die 8efGinp-
Jung zines itagnierelloen Haaifismus
nit Silfe elmer peritdnoigen ,lno benz
.@eihdft" ereebenen 8reiie feline all-
3u eroBen 5hapierigfeiten.
9as Bib bpm 8rentl ans
Bon Mosfnii aus iieht iid) bas Bib
erbeblid anbers on. 8ieoerbolt bobelt
mir angeiibts Der gntapiflilngen I'M
5ernen Often in bielen Spalten bars
gelegt, tpie ,ins Rublano allgelnah in
eine gefdbrlihe 3,peifrontenitellilng
bineinmanopriert. Die cine Der 5tpei
Gronten, Die europaiid)e, 5iebt iid bonn
gismeer oen giiernen Gorbatg ent-
lang bis sur aoria lno gum oltlihel
Waittelmeer sssfr Gorael6noe erItredt
Lid Bis gum Itlantiidben S5eail tief
| in ben Waben Often uno in oas norb-
llide afrifa binein. Sic aipeite 0ront,
! ole oitotiidle reid1t bon ser Ieono.
idurei ,n,o @orea bis gum sSongtie-
fiana - binnen fl,raerr porausiidlt-
lid, nod pieI tpeiter 9os GoraeI4noe
oieIer ssront 1unfoRt Sii64Ghino sic
inoiId,en Gambler, ssS1roonelien, bie s>u.
ieltpeIt oes 9oaifif
seor ,,,,,b es hen es;;brern nes
WoI;He,n;s,,,,,s Io,son Sos };e 10; nI.
Ie,n Marner;;t,,,, .' ,,,,s n Se,, i, ,,hontoit;
sd,sr p;ele,, ;bras Waslthsrr,ho : ia ,,ro.
nro,,,s,,s ,,;er n,sn;ner ,,fa Se. ;;her-
SeEi;1s gaeSto, a;,,e,r ;nr,,,,ohoite,,
gs;fot+crt;s,nns TM h;nreSe,, spit
eht ,Io.n;id,er osh;nfo;t s,,;s 10 Sen,
nar,en gap;er ,,,,a M,,ftrater So
s;,,as Z mro,,,,,fo r,,foetrsnt 81 ,,op,oJ. 2.
oe,, ia IN o;sr no,, e;;s; s6r;as,, ms
erloi9en auBerllg glelW Denlg pe-
elnWlidf. Wenn Utolofoip, 81l6lnltp
mo a'loere gleld)gearfefe Serfrefer
HnBlanos rbre 5oroerilngen redfba-
bertld) liberlpa1lilen l!llo N groBfer
grregllng Ger offerfllben Utelallng
Sros btefen, Damn tam mon ltb oa-
ralif perlalien, oaB lie iiber otelenl
lallBeren Bafbos aud Hlbt etnen Au-
genbl1f oas enoaIel 1bres Hrilgens
aus oem Muge lallen ltno otelem als'
balo ap1eoer tonlequetlt 5ultreben. uno
ipenn tie cine Soroerllng Ihelnbar
antgeben fann man iiber5eiist iein,
oaB ib1en an oteler nibts gelegen
NOR, Dab tie ibnen als Jinte uno ab-
lentungsnnanoper oiente, arn ibren
Wlllen tn elmer anoern Jrase INN 10
le1Gter our95llesen.
glele xaftrf entlprtdt Ibrer stra-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-30

Siibrer ans alIer 8elt - aud aus
Mnerifa bic &unoe ben bent Uaa
Ranfitgs nufgenomnien bat.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-03
TIDE TABLE
JANUARY 4

JANUARY 4
 High tide, 5:15 a.m., 14.6 it. Low tide, 11:09 a.m., 4.6 it. High tide. 1854 pm, IA it. Low tide, 23:28 pm, 1.5 it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-03
ARTHUR RIENDEAu RETlRE5 FROM 5t
 YEARS OF MINING


 After 5l years of underground mining, Arthur Riendeau retired from his position as Mine Superin- tendent of the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company on January 1. He has held his position with the Al for the past 26 years and was foreman when the 5000 foot tunnel was driven. When asked about his plans for his retirement, Riendeau said: T have worked for 51 years for this day. I am going to do nothing" fsr
 Riendeau, who was born in Re- ..utlic, Michigan, started working in an iron ore mine in his home state when he was 19 years old. In 1899, he followed the trail of the Klcndikers to Alaska. Coming to Alaska, he worked in the Treadwell Mine On Douglas Island Treadwell Mine, at one time the largest low grade ore mine in the world, was in its tenth year of operation when Riendeau went to work for the company. In 1903, he went to work for the old Ebner mine in the Silverbow Basin near Juneau.
 It was in Juneau that he met his bride-to-be, Miss Alice David- sen. Miss Davidson was born in her husbands home town of Re- public, but had settled with her family in Juneau when she was only five years of age. They were married by U. s. Commissioner Grover Vim in Juneau in 1911.
 The Riendeaus have two daugh- ters, son and two grand-daugh- ters, all of whom were born in Juneau. Mrs Viola Eskesen and Mrs. Edna Liston, their two daugh- ters, now reside in Anchorage. Their son, Francis, is at present in Anchorage. but is expected to re- turn to Juneau this week. The two young granddaughters are Bodile Marie Eskesen and Alice Gail Liston.
 Mrs. Riendeaus mother, Mrs. Nels Lee still resides in Juneau. She recently celebrated her 80th birthday.
 MT. Riendeau was employed with a placer mine at Dawson, Yukon Territory, and also for the Apex Fl Nido mine at Lisianski Inlet and the Juaiin Mine at Berners Bay,
 An interesting slde note was related by MT. Riendeau about the Jualin mine. The name of the mine was chosen by the mine su- perintendent's wife and is a com- bination of the first two letters of Juneau, Alaska, and Indiana, the home state of the mining couple.
 The Jualin mine was also the first home of pigeons in this sec- ton of Alaska. Mrs. Smith, wife of one of the mines officials, brought a pair of birds with her from the States. When the Smiths left the Territory, the pigeons were brought to Juneau and today their proud descendants strut cn the docks and downtown streets.
 In 1922, MT Riendeau accepted the position of mine foreman with the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company and two years later was appointed mine superintendent. Mir. Riendeau joined the Juneau Elks Lodge 34 years ago, soon after the organization was chartered in Juneau He now holds a life n.ambership in the lodge Mrs. Riendeau is member of the Pioneers of Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-03
COMMUNITY BLDG.
 Il INC0Rp0

One of the most important certif- icates of incorporation to c o m ( from the Auditors office, as far as the prosperity of Juneau is con- cerned. is that issued this week tc tie Community Building Corpora ton.
 This is the citizens group which proposes to meet requirements o1 the U. s. Coast Guard for build ing space in order that District Headquarters may be established here.
 Capitalized for $200,00O, the Com pany proposes to be governed by g board of seven directors who will elect president, vice-president, sec retary and treasurer from thell number annually on March 25, ir Juneau. Tarm of office will be one year.
 Members of the original commit tee who will serve as directors un- til a scheduled election are J. s MacKinnon, Wallis s. George anc N C. Banlield, who subscribed t6 the certificate; Harold B. Foss, Keith C. Wildes, J. A. Mclean ane George A. Parks.
 Cther recent interpretations are
 Bristol Bay Commercial, Inc, cap italization $100,000, to do bushes. in Levelock. Incorporators are J Gerald and Harriet A. Williams ano John H. Dimond, all of Anchorage
 Henry F. Wolff, Inc, of Anchor age, real estate development with authorized capital ot 2,500 shares of common stock at par value oi S10O. Incorporators are Henry F and Myrle D. Wolff of Anchorage and Helen Alterburger, Redonde Beach, Calf.
 Seward Lumber Corporation, with principal office in Seward, author ized capital 100 shares at $350. h. corporators are Carl M. and Kath- eryne E. Lyng. Norman L. Stew ard and Edward c. Gruhe, all of  Seward
 Finke Manufacturing Company for manufacture and distribution 1000 shares of common stock at $1C0; principal place of business Anchorage Incorporators are Fred w. and Roberta Grace Axford and George R. Jones. all of Anchorage
 Club Twenty-Five, Inc, as a club restaurent serving beverages, with a restricted membership; authorized capital 1000 shares at $100. Incor- porators are Myrtle s. Stalnaker Helen M. Fischer and Evelyn Loff- In, all of Anchorage, where it is to be located.
 Fairbanks Launderette, Inc, for 10000 shares of no par value. Incor- porators of the Fairbanks company are Howard o. and Beverley McIn- erney and Lester R. Wilken, of that city.
 Homer Chamber of Commerce, Inc. to be maintained by dues pay ments, incorporated by Kenneth Heath, J. R. Mills and Robert O. Smith.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-03
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

1 Sealed bids will be recelveo py iAerie No. 162, F'raternal Order Of Eagles, at the office of the Secre- | tary, Eagles Lodge, Main Street, Ket-
 chikan, Alaska until February IT., l949, at 800 PM. for the construc- tion of a new Eagles Building, and
 will then and there be publicly open ed and read aloud.
 Bids received after time fixed for opening cannot be considered. Bidders and others properly in- terested are invited to be present at 1 the bid opening.
 Specifications, including contract documents. and drawings may be examined at the office of the Archi- tects, Foss and Malcolm, 3l1 Gold stein Building, Juneau, Alaska, and at the Eagles Lodge, Ketchikan, and may be obtained at the Architects office upon deposit of 5000 for each set.
 The full amount of deposit for two sets of documents will be re- funded to actual bidders upon re- turn of the documents, unmutilated and without marks or annotations, at or before the time set for open ing bids. Other deposits will be re- funded with deductions for the
 actual cost of reproducing the draw
 ings, under the same conditions.
 Each bid must be accompanied by
 certified check, cashiers check or
 bid bond, which licensed surety com-
 pany as surety, in an amount not Hess than 5T of the Base Bid, made payable to Aerie No. 162, Fraternal Order of Eagles.
 The right is reserved to reject any or all bids and to waive informali- | ties. ~ No bidder may withdraw his bid after the time set for the opening thereof, unless the award of con- tract is delayed for period exceed ing 30 days.
 By Order of J. E. Winston, Chair man.
 First publication, Jan. 3, 1949. Last publication, Jan. 10, 1949.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-03
HospHAl ROlEs

Admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday for medical attention was Shirley Ann Richardson.
 Discharged on New Years Day were Mrs. Donald Peterson and baby girl, Mrs. Charles Judson and haby boy, Mrs. Hugh Daniels and baby girl, Robert 0. Byers and Baby Michael Collier
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-03
pRiN(E55 N0RAH'S DEPARTURE DELAYED DUE TO 5N0W5T0RM

The Princess Norah arrived from Vancouver last evening, at 8::30 o'clock and pulled away from the dock at 11:45. Due to the binding snowstorm, the ship anchored out in the stream for three hours, leav- ing Gastineau Channel for Skagway at o'clock.
 Twenty-two passengers arrived on the ship last evening. They were: Mrs. John Heileberger. Mayor and Mrs. Waino Hendrickson, Mrs. Nor ma Homme. George Livingstone, Mrs. Jean Mcdonald and son, MT. and Mrs. Lewis Orrell, MT. and Mrs Amer Rydeen Eileen Uttech. Isabel Vance, Arthur Eby, Ralph Evans, Charles Fortier, Edwin Hoffman, Arthur Morris. Andrew Allison, Don aid McPhrson, John Rooney and Basil Wells.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-03

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-03

NOTICE is hereby given that final hearings on the Department of Labor General Safety Code will be held in the office of the Com missioner of Labor at Juneau, Jan uary IT. IS and 19, 1949.
 . Appearance at the hearing may be in person or by brief.
 A copy of the proposed General Safety Code may be examiled at the department office at Juneau.
 s/ HENRY A. BENSON.
 C0fainissioner First pub. Dec. a: last Jan. 3
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-03

The first long distance airplane flight in the United States was made in 1910 hy Glenn H. Curtiss from Albany to New York City.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-03

Flexible Flier Sleds at Madsen's. Open noon until 6. 79 If
Evening star., 1949-08-07

st. NV, and Alma L. Clear. 23. 11s
Varnum st. NV.
James A. Poulas. "a, 131 St NV. and
Gloria NJ. Lerario. %. 437 1ngraham st.
NV.
Jack owen, "a, Naval Gun Factory. and
Mary NJ. Coleman. 81. 500 Maryland
ave. ne.
Lawrence J. Shehadi, %. 1898 Trinidad
ave ne. and Yvette B. LeSage, 2S, 1919
Rhode Island ave. NV.
Roland E. Willingham. 20. Fort Myer. and
Mary J. Ratterree, 20, 327 18th St s.w.
Willard A. Hause, "A, and Eleanor V. Was-
ner. 43. both of Baltimore.
Joseph w. Joseph, 3s.. Fort Myer. and
Gladys P. Mccormack, 33. Arlington.
Nancy A. Deter. 25, Alexandria.
Jerome l. Finnegan, 40, 2137 Suttland
ter Sc, and Gladys C. Barnard, 49,
Thurman Hill. jr.. 81. 24So 18th st NV
and Betty A. Ross. 27. 1922 Ritchie pl.
Ben M F.. Cross, 81. s2a 9TH st. Sc: and
Pauline M. Novotnak. 80. Arlington
Thomas H. Lusby. 10. 440S Ely pl. Sc,
and Norma E. Crump, 20, 1908 Ridge
Louis E. williams. 81. ouantico. and Sylvia
smith. ~, 4. Buchanan st. NV.
RUBY L. Myers. 90. 3s3 7th St. ne.
brow, 80 both of 5o22 18th st: NV.
Samuel Hughes. jr.. %. Passaic. N j. and
Menolia T. White. 2l' IA Princeton
Evening star., 1949-08-07
By ths kssoeiutsd Press

WICHITA, Kans., Aug. Ga
1,199.4 .464 contract for lifts for the
Air Forces biggest bombs-50 0,00C
and $4,000 pounds was an
nounced by Boeing Airplane Co
today.
The contract calls for 102 lifts
for 25-ton bombs and six for H.
tonners.
Completion is scheduled by mid
November. next year, with first
deliveries scheduled next July.
Electric motors, actuating a by.
draulic system in the 25-ton lift
can hoist the huge bombs to 12H
feet, roll them $50 degrees ir
either direction, shift them foul
inches either side of center ano
10 inches fore and aft, and till
them six degrees up or down.
One man, operating six levers
thus can handle the huge bombs
with ease.
Behind a jeep or truck, ane
carrying a 25-ton bomb, the lift!
Evening star., 1949-08-07
Boeinq Gets Contract to Build
| ifts for IS and H. ON Bombs

| can be towed as fast as 20 miles
an hour. They are demountable
for transport by air.
The smaller lifts can do essen
TALLY the same with 12Kz-ton
bombs.
Both have been under develop
ment by Boeing and the Air Force
since early 1947. Since then, un-
der prior contracts, Boeing has
built two of the 50-000-pound
bomb lifts. three for 22,000-pound
bombs, and 1875 dollies to carry
bombs weighing up to 10000
pounds.
These have been tested at
tWright-Patterson, Eglin and Mu-
roc Air Force bases.
When Boeing contracted In
April, 1947. to design, engineer and
build the 25-ton lift, it also con-
tracted to modify a B-29 Super
fortress here to carry the newly
developed 21ton earthquake
bomb. Modified, it has completed
a series of tests.
Evening star., 1949-08-07
Hoeerstown Idle Total
is Highest in Years
By the Associated Press

HAGERSTOWN. MD, Aug. g.
Applications for jobs in the Ha-
gerstown State employment office
total l $40 today, a peak for many
years, officials reported.
On the other hand, job orders
from employers at hand are at q
low for several years. The employ
ment office hopes it's active file
of Job seekers will dwindle in Sep
tember, when factory production
Is expected to rise.
Evening star., 1949-08-07
Deaths Reported

tFrom b. o. Bureau Of Vital Statistics. J
Charles McNabb. So, s216 Mckinley st
NV.
Hattie Jones. 81. 81 Randolph pl. NV.
NHns'e Mary Mcponsld, ou " 81. sae1 Conn. .v. NV
Emily Deane, 65. 2O14 18th st. sc.
Charles Carr. -, New York City;
infant Blair, 721b Allentown rd Sc
Walter Grimes, 10. 1912 Wylie st. ne.
Mamie Washington. 6s. 10 @ st. NV.
Josephine Tillery, 56. 413 P st. NV.
Carrie Minor, 81, 2sl4 Georgia ave. NV
Wah Seto, as, 9lS New York ave. NV.
Laura Washington. AZ. 1870 1lth st. Sc
Ann Rose, 81, 527 21st st. ne
Evening star., 1949-08-07
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under d. C. Ia,D, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Ddit three t,ll days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other ddys.