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Evening star., 1949-07-21

he said the amendment would not
defeat the purpose of the legisla-
ton, but would serve to limit
overzealous administration"
Justice Frankfurter. who testi.
fed in the perjury trial as g
character witness for Hiss, sale
he deemed it an unnecessary
formality to be formally served
with a subpoena" to appear al
the trial.
His views were expressed to the
Associated Press by telephone
The question whether he anc
Justice Reed appeared voluntarily
at the Hiss trial was raised as
the result of move in Congress
to exempt Supreme Court men,
bers from any compulsion tc
testify in such circumstances.
Justice Reeds wife has said that
her husband was subpoenaed by
defense lawyers.
Justice Explains Position.
Justice Frankfurter, vacationing
at Heath, Mass, said:
Il appeared as a witness in the
trial of Alger Hiss because hi
counsel deemed it their duty tt
put my testimony before the jury
They had a right to my testi-
mony because, under the Consti-
tuition, every accused has the right
to produce evidence relevant tc
determining his guilt or inno-
cence. The reputation of an &C.
Evening star., 1949-07-21

cused Is such a relevant matter,
especially under a charge Of
perjury. Since counsel felt they
must draw on the testimony
was under duty to give, I deemed
it. an unnecessary formality to
be formally served with sub
poena."
Hiss, a former State Depart
ment official, was charged with
perjury in denying before a Fed
eral grand jury that he gave
secret Government doucments to
Whitaker Chambers. self-styled
wartime courier for a Communist
spy ring. Chambers said Hiss was
one of his chief sources.
The jury failed to reach a YER
dict. The Government has said
it will try Hiss again in the fall.
Evening star., 1949-07-21
Youth Held in Fatal Beating
OF Virginian Found Sane
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS, July 21.-A
young parking lot attendant
charged with the fatal beating
and strangling of James A. Ma
honey, Bristol (VaD millionaire,
has been found sane and able to
stand trial.
Judge Fred w. Oser in Criminal
District Court yesterday said a
lunacy commission reported:
1T Is our opinion that Louis
Eugene Hoover is not insane; that
he is capable Of judging right
from wrong and of choosing right
from wrong. 1t is also our opinion
that he is capable of assisting in
his own defense"
District Attorney Herve Raci-
Evening star., 1949-07-21

Tex. He served as a lieutenant
commander In the Navy during
the war. Before that, he was as
sistant director Of the New Mexico
Unemployment Com mpens a tior
Commission.
The post of Assistant Secretary
has been vacant since Secretary
of Agriculture Brannan left it in
the spring Of ,1948 to head the
department.
Evening star., 1949-07-21

the corner to enlist the aid OF
f1remen. There, the new searchers
saw a long. circular bulge between
the upholstery and the roof.
They poked the object and be-
gan nudging it into a forced de-
scent down the side of the up
holstery. Its head popped out a
slit. followed slowly by the rest OF
its anatomy.
Later, Mr.. Unglebower disposed
of the reptile.
Evening star., 1949-07-21
AIger Hiss Case Cited
In Moves 10 Tighten
U. 5. Security Laws
ky the Assoeiotsd Press

| Developments in the recent
Alger Hiss perjury trial now have
been linked with congressional.
move to tighten the Nations Sc
curity laws.
One of the developments-the
calling of Supreme Court justices
to the witness stand-has beer
under scrutiny by the lawmakers
for several days.
Attorney General Clark cited
another yesterday in a letter to
the Senate in which he urged
passage of a pending bill which
would provide jail sentences up to
10 years and fines up to $4,000
for unauthorized procurement, de-
livery or possession Of documents
or information bearing on ma
tional defense.
Mr.. Clark called attention to
the testimony of Henry Julian
Wadleigh, former State Depart
ment employe. He said that al
though Wadleigh testified under
oath that "he had illegally alb
stracted State Department docu-
ments for eventual delivery to a
foreign government, existing laws
appear to make his prosecution
impossible"
Bill Awaits Senate Action.
Wadleigh could not be prose-
cute under the existing wartime
espionage act. His admitted ac-
tions occurred before the war.
The legislation to which Mr..
Clark addressed himself was ap-
proved by the Judiciary Commit
tee May 26, and is awaiting Sem
ate action.
Senator McCarran, Democrat,
of Nevada proposed an amend
ment to it yesterday to make sure
1t would not infringe on press
freedom.
The amendment, suggested by
Elisha Hanson, general counsel of
the American Newspaper Pub
lishers' Association, reads:
Nothing in this act shall be
construed to authorize, require or
establish military or civilian CEN
sorship or in any way to limit or
infringe upon freedom of the press
or Of speech as guaranteed by the
Constitution of the United States
and no regulation shall be promul-
gated hereunder having that
effect"
Frankfurter Comments.
Mr.. Hanson told a reporter that
he wrote the letter in his capacity
as a private lawyer and not as
counsel for the publishers aSso-
citation.
In letter to Senator McCarran,
Evening star., 1949-07-21
Georgia General Promoted

ATHENS, July 81 R.-Brig.
Gen. Reuben e. jenkins Of Car
tersville, Ga, was promoted to
major general today. 1t. Gen.
James A. van Fleet pinned the
second star on Gen. Jenkins, chief
of operations for the American
military mission in Greece.
Evening star., 1949-07-21
Ralph 1rigg Reported Slated
For Agriculture Post
BY The Associated Press

BY The Associated Press
Reports circulated in farm cir
cles today that President Truman
soon will appoint Ralph S. Tr;gg
to the long-vacant post of Assist
ant Secretary of Agriculture.
Mr.. Trigg is now serving as ad-
ministrator of the Agriculture De-
partment's Production and Mar
keting Administration. T h a
agency handles the Governments
farm production and price support
programs.
Mr.. Trigg Is a native Of Dallas
Evening star., 1949-07-21

witch requested the sanity investi-
cation. Defense Attorney Sam
Monk zelden, demanding an i'm
mediate trial. opposed it. .tyE
He contended his client suffers
temporary mental lapses when his
memory BLANKS out" and that
only an operation can cure him.
Mr.. Mahoney was bludgeoned
and strangled to death in q
French Quarter hotel the night of
February 81 during Mardi GraS
season. :.
Evening star., 1949-07-21
Upper Egypt to Benefit

Residents Of Upper Egypt are
going to have priority for poor
peoples CLOTH" which the gov
ernment hopes soon to have on
the market. The cloth, a mixture
of scarto-cotton and fax, said to
be better than cheap cloth now on
the market, may sell as low as IL
cents a yard. under mass produc-
ton.
Evening star., 1949-07-21

The average litter Of coyotes
ranges from five to seven pups.
Evening star., 1949-07-21
1.-THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
n,
Chinese Communists
Reported 70 Miles
From Human Capital
By the Assoeiated Press

liVuu lIUsi0iI S0kStI0s
BY ths Asseeiotsd Press
CANTON, July 2l.-Nationalist
China's comeback hopes. aroused
by the visit Of Chang Kai-shek to
Canton, were dimmed today by
news from the Central China
front.
Private reports placed the Com
munists only 20 miles north and
east of Changsha, capital of Human
Province.
The reports suggested the city
would be abandoned without a
tight.
Nationalist troops in Human. like
those In Hupeh and Kiangsi Prov
inces are commanded by Moslem
Gen. Pal Chung-shi, former min
lister of defense. He is estimated
TO have 100000 men.
May Attack SZechwan.
The question is whether Pal will
fight decisive battle against the
Reds In Human or retire. If he
pulls out, another question is
where will he go-Kwangtung
Province or his native Kwangsi?
Some analysts believe the Com
munists, instead of trying to o'drive
into Kwangtung Province, where
this provisional capital is located,
will turn their attention to rich
Szechwan, China's most fertile
province.
The Communists are believed
TO be desperately in need of food
and therefore might strike at the
wartime capital, Chungking. in
Czechwan, in a vast pincer move
ment.
One Red arm, analysts say, may
strike southwark from the newly
won Shensi city of Paochi. which
is the Western terminus Of the
Lunghai railroad.
Another arm of the Red forces
might head for Szechwan from
the Yangtze River port of Ichang,
at the foot of the Yangtze
gorges.
Chang Back in Formosa.
Meanwhile, Chang has flown
back to his island redoubt of
Formosa. His main accomplish
ment while he was here was to
form a 12-man emergency coun-
Gil which he heads. The council
in effect will direct the war
against the Reds.
Gen. Teng Wen-yi, army
spokesman, boasted that National
list forces in Human would meet
and "annihilate" the Commu-
nists.
Teng said the Nationalists
would chose their own battlefield.
He intimated Changsha might be
abandoned. He dismissed Ma
tionalist Withdrawals in Kiangsi
and Human by saying it was not
the government policy to hold
minor isolated points. !
We intend to- keep our main
forces intact" he said.
700 Shanghai Foreigners
Seek Ship Reservations /
BY the Asseeiatsd Press
SHANGHAI. July 2t.-The
American President Lines today
said TOO foreigners have asked
for reservations If and when a
repatriation ship is ordered to
Shanghai. These include inter-
national repatriation organiza-
tion refugees.
There are aobut 5000 foreign
ers, exclusive of Russians, still in
Shanghai.
Many obstacles are still in the
path of a repatriation vessel.
First safe conduct must be pledged
by the blockading Chinese Ma
tionalists. Prospective passengers
must obtain exit permits from the
Communists. These permits are
almost impossible to obtain in
many cases.
Many business men who now say
they see no future here want to
leave. but their departure Is sure
to be preceded by labor troubles
and no exit permit is given until
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Com 9aiilic in &oliilis Sper Ser
Yarbicr bon Seville. SIN ganSe,'
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bis ciniblicBlid) .. slpril. SaiO ianS
9lnertenllme ollrh 0ie reid)e Stim-
ME i,po fem berpcrrngenocs ihalliplc-
leriides sluftreten. Seine Seiitl,n9cll
tpuroen ponl Maga5in "Sife" itno
,,gteps Weef" bcipnoers ggpiiroigt.
9lnoere Sic mitpirfeu in Der Sper
iino Salpatore 8accallni, ais III.
gartolo, Batrice Wtlllriel ms Hoiinu
;srancesco Salentino ols aSl9oro, ,luo
Telir Gnisbt uls @rui ucn sllmapira
Iinh &uigbt nrod)t bier lcin Ochlt.
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In .@egoletto", 5ernlloio 1agliupi,'l
'aIs vGgarbo" IN rSllicia Ge Sam
mermoor" lmo ais .Nenlorlno" IN
,Tbe G!erir OF 2ope". Eatricc Wtllu
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Das deutsche voIkswagenwerk 49,
will seine Preise senken
Weiere 1000 Arbeitar sollan ainnastallt ,azereian

Wolfsburg. - Gas 0olfsmagen.
inert boifQ, ben Yreis fir Den Bolts.
nagen berabieseu 5u f0nnen, Guber.
te Der GENERALIZATION Worobofi an.
idbli6 zines Hiid6lids iiber Die Yro.
ouftion oes Werfes. Sm san5en ,pur.
oen 1913 1920 Wagen bergeiteas,
oaDon entiielen 450O aui Oen Gg.
port (1947 ins9eiamt $40, oapon
1863 Wagen fiir ben erport). Sm
Sabre l949 bofit oas gcIsspager.
perf 10000 8aeen bauen gu f0n.
men. Die Jabrifation Der Bolfsbur.
ger Werfe lit fir Ole n1diten nel,u
Nonate ausuerfauft. @egensp1rtiq
peroen 5000 Yerionen beid1itigt
l949 mill man ipeitere 1000 Mrbeite,
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Iabrtehniihen Gualit1tem, ionoer,
anh me9en ieiner gerii,gen Inter
baltun1stoiten oils elm perloden>p.
Obleft enpieien; er itebt in De-
; .SdHpei5 an erIter Steae i'm Gen
furreBfampi aesen oie aruftfabr
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Ser Natl,rfrmbe gnobp Hogars
[f,at ,,nter5eidn,et bei &ronotor Sad
Wanion mit Dem 8apinner oes letten
@ohe Minsfampf. Moaess inter.
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nit Drums in Der Gcntral Nrmorn
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miro Elm &f pon ardft gegen
araft uuo apei Jallcn aus orei CT
aibt ocn Sieser. 8o5is hrbte einen
1eiIbober unb bat iid entlhieOcn lid5
nit Or. GS 8agner Slr mciicn. Gann
9iup Iarncu. gum criten S,tal III
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gintrittsfarten gu haben bel @lh'
man Bros. 736 gucIio Tpe.. uno
Central slrmorp 9idet .Sffice. Fro.
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,euge aller Sdnoer. Sn &oQano luu
len 5urseit et,pa 1000 Wagen.
Writiide Qonfurrens.8 8efirdtumsen.
Sonoon. - Der Direftor Der Ser.
el,ligung Der britiid)en Wotoreiber.
teller uno .b1nOler, u. @rasban
Spof, oriifte oie Yeiorgnis ieiner
Beruisgruppe iiber Den Junebnlen.
oen erport oes oeutiten yolfs,po
gems aus, Verid)ieoentlid) babe er Die
4ufnerfiomfeit ser Neeieruug oar.
auf geIenft. oaB man Ser oeutiden
Automobilproouttion bobe Gr3eu.
glngs5ablen aeitatte. ga oie beutid,e
ArbeitSfrait biQig lei, tonne ser
oeutide arait1ua9en cine farAtbort
yeSrobuna aui ben europ1iidRn @r
portmdrften ,peroen. Ser Uolfslpa
gen babe in Der Shweij. in Belaier
uno in Soaanb bereits itarte Gin
bride IN Den bruiiden Grport per
urladt. Gin Yeamter oes britiid)er
1anoelsminiiteriums erflGrte AZ Die
ien ausfibruneen rDeutfde Woser
beoeuten cine 8eorob,,ng unieres st
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item StGote Sbips lein, bie in ous
9teb ein0ealiebert lpcrben.
Sas &eloisproieft iou uGhItes
Sabr NernaeiprGd)s= uno sSerniebs
blenit ilpiiheu Sem s)orf lnb Gbico.
20 lmo perid)iebenen Eunften o..
,piirl)eu bieten. 9as neue Ohio
Guarlal &uhel siuiid,cn Soleoo llnn
Sapton iou Solebo an bus beIteben.
&c aabel pom Often mad, Dem 0it.
tellpclten anlhlieBen lnb iuirn fiji
Sernieb =llcbertraau1na allsaeitattei
peroen. Sir sic Gerbinouno bon
Canton nah Columbus ltno Sin
cinnati ober miro 8aoiorelois be.
niiEt. Sir Die IabiDrclaiSrpltc slpi-
icbcn 9telp s)orf unb Gbicaao iollen
Heluisitutionen in Ohio in Glepe
LAMB, Sproin. Spleou. gSinpna, Sba
lcrSpille. Gitfielo, Yirrlinabam.
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@aulcpn lmo Srpan. Sas Melais.
IpIten miro suerit slpei ;Serniebfa.
nGle in ieDer 9iittuna porieben
Spdter iollen lie permcbrt iperocn
3erbelierte Gorrid)tlnaen mitbil,
fe elmer nellen 3obre, Die BON oen
Sell Selepbon Saboratorien ent,pif,
felt luuroe, iperben bel Dem Helais,
ip'tem perlpenOet. Gs perlpenoel
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lid geraolinia furtbepeaen unD nidl
Der Grofllrpuna folaen. Die 9lelais.
tiirnc nniilien aIio 10 erltcut iuerbcn,
oab lie Die Dtifroipellen ipeiterleitcn
folmen. Bis Soerhit iperoen ale
Silrlne an Den Goutcn ullfacltelIt
'ein. Sie iperoen 60 bis 200 Sllb
bod lein. ollie perben aIeih iein inn
9lusieben Sic ,uernen piercdiae &c.
mentltrilftllren nit 3aum fir Not.
&raftporridtllnacn uno Yatterien i'm
erlten Stof, llno Haoipausriiitlmo
i'm slpeiten. sluf Dem Sat peroen
belonoere Mifrolpeuen 9lntenncn
iein.
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iel aTs v0bilae" IN v0dgnon" unS
|als .Hoiine" in .Tbe Barber Of Se.
Fpil(e". 2ucai 9lgbaneie ais rYiolcttn
in .0a Grapiata" ,l,pO ols rDeaSe.
mona" in rSteIlo". tSalpatore @ae'
caImi dis rDulcamara IN rgbe glirir
OF 2upe" ,uub 0epnarb Warre, 1T oct
9itelroue bon r9iisolctto" lu,o nls
rSago" 1T rSte0o". &,,lman a!s
rEinferton" unb 9orotby &riten II
rMabama Butterfly" ,no III 6eriel
| ben Sper Ssbn 8ro>pnlee als
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On Dor Office befiitoct iid II
ltnion Banf pf Commerce, S1t 3
StmBe ,no Gldlio ulto ut offen Dor
8 llbr morgens bis 5 llbr abenos
nit Musnabme Sonnta9.
Site fir ein5eIne auffiibruliscr
foiten: ST 20: $2.4O; $3.50; $3.50;
5000 uno $7.20.
Saiionfarten iino: $3.50; $500;
$685. 80; $3s.4O; $500 uno $57.6O
GinidIieblih Steuer. t
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HippeSrOttse Gteater
~aik 1T tic Dart. beainnt
Wittippd), %. WGr5.

Gin itrableilber Monla,lj miro priis
icntiert bon Tapit Ttten ilnD Snne
Wplnan III Warmer Bros. 8ilo naiB
in TIE 0orf" I'M &ippoorome Sbca'
ter. gs ipirfen nod nit Der fdr,cls
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rdoe bas @cgenteil baDon.
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Tipen III Worner 0ros. oils Stern.
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enhpifelt iid) 81 einc,n beriibintcn
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fer Wu,to. oen geriid)er,,nssagenten
iibertreffero uno lit dtnnler fertia Die
sSal,lt 5u idppingcn. CRAWFORD 1T eil1
beii;permlagter Giniptbner. bcr Der
iud)t 5r idlaien. gs lit ein hdtiger
Slim.
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]ibiluoclpbiu, ga. - Gicle Velltt
idiittcln bic &Dpfe, ipcnn man ibnell
nit oein 9Sprt sltum -GnerNic fonlmt
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bieic Materic picl III fpmpli,icrt lei.
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lnul Mit0licD ocS Stobs am ga.
bpratorillm fir 9ltpmzSpaltllnN il,
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belt 81 scrftGrcn mo ocn Seutcn 81
,ei9cn, OuB lid Elm ieocr NIT oel,
FUNDAMENTAL sS1ben pertrallt mo:
hen fonne, Die Den 9lrbeitcn nit
=Gncrgie unterliegcn. Die
&Dmnillion fir bic llebermad)unO
Der 9lrbciten nit 9tom=Gneraie hat
&allmans Elan 9utaebeiBen. nit
Silfe elmer &anOerausltcllun9
&cnntlilic iibcr 9(tom=Gncrgie IN,
HnnOc sll perbrcitcn.
@olllnun bat ole 9luaitellunq ,u.
iannlen9eItellt. Sic befinoet iid) &c.
aenlplrti9 in philadelphia. 9ie
SortrGac uno Grfldrunacn Der ein=
selnen Npparatc iuerDen nad) .MDa.
lid)fcit Don Spd,ihiilern 0e0ebcn..
labei reli)net &allman 10: lpenn oic
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lttid)te perlteben fam. 10 oiirftc es
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fid 0lih Die slclterem bdran MAIDEN.
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i,r Jriibiabrsperi ianmlam,g Der
Delitiden &onieres Der Bittsbur8l)
SDnobc Der II. =. g. u. IN Scr Grite;'
80. lutbwildpu @emeiuoe al
Yeaper Sails, Faan,
Yiarrer Waloemar Wlud, Ealtor loci.
am 90. uno 80. Yidr5 1919.
Nontas, ben %. MGrS: &"
900 lBr hadn't, groffu,,g rad)
ageltooriiber Sronllng - sta'
mensliite = Outrage Der 8enelll,
'ScuGtrctcr - YrntDfollperlciunl
8eamte,,bcridte- Grncnul,ng ser
MrbeitsallsldIiiic.
300 llbr: gortrag: Die Gerioraunu
unO yteilaniieoIlwa Ser 8. G.'s
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acttesoicnit: Eaitor Safob is.5lcgs
Ter 8. .. QFaitor Alroreas 9tagel=
bad),
7 80 utr abenbs: &pnfercn5- -8ottes.
benit. BreSigt: Yaitor 2beooore
9uf), 8. 8. (Foitor Wilbelm Wrl.
tber). - Gerlpaltllns Oes beiligen
Ibenonables, seleitct BON oen Be.
alllten Ser Gonierens - Befannt.
mahungen.
9ienstas, ben 70. NGrS:
800 l(br nlorgcns: WOrgenUtoad)t.
Eaitor Miltplm &eltbcr. Grceeie
iiber 1. Sob. 3; 1-G: .8ottes ait,s
Der. Yaitor Sans -. !. SimoIeit.
Gortrae: Snnere MiTionsarbeit--
Eaitor $. 8. 8edtbolo. 9. ..
labilaoelpbia, Venn. - 8eihditSs
itsuns: 8eiprehl,ng Der 8eridte.
slils1pnutige Tertreter - Gin.
ldollng 5iir nGfiten 9unferenj -
Nntrige.
1900 llbr mittags: Serta9llng nit
8cbet oou 8aitcr Mnorcas Na9cl.
bad.
1 80 llbr nahm., Groifnulrg nit 8e,
bet pon Yaitor Sobalm 5elltitl.--
sSortieslng ber Seld)dftsorbnlng.
Taufesbeitliiiie - YrototollDcr-
lsiung - Gertagl,n9 nah asenoa.
riiher Sronlrng.
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-8eiien Sic bel gintauien oar
ntf BIN, oab Gle bie &n5eise in
.Solfsblatt" eeleer baben
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Ueber die crund|agen der Atom -Energie
Pvtlkvm soil dvreh Wander AvssteIuns avfseklaert
4 werden.
WeTden.

Bellut,ern Der Musitellllna Ebnii=
fer I'll MAIDEN. SIS iou ibnen aber
ae,ciat lperDcn. lpie man iih Den
inncrcn slufbuu eines 9ltOms
ocnft, lpas cs nit Den Grotoncn
llno anocren Glementen fir cine
YeWanonis bat unb wie man bar
ali 9efommen lit. bas sltom sll
ipalten uno oaOlrh llnaebcllrc
&rdfte freibcfpnlmt. mas 9iaOio=9lf=
tipitGt beoelltct uno luie man cine
iold,e nit ocm Wei9er-3Gbler felt
ltellcn fam. oie cine &ettcn-9teaf.
tion beim Mufloien Der arGfte oes
Ntoms al Stanoe fommt unO Der:
9leihen mebr.
Sebr piele Seute fabren 9lutos
unO eignen iih ale moalihen
&enntniiie an, obne BON Sbermo=
opnamif cine 9lbn,m0 su bnben.
Tiele 2cute fonnen herniid)e Sor=
Nirge pcritcbcn. pbne Gbemifcr su
lein. Sds Gleitbc gilt audi bon
Der sltom =Gneraie.
Man ipretbe bcute piel bon 9ltom-
Gner9ie llnb 9taoio=MttipitGt. 9ln
icbr cinfad,cn Mooellen lit in Der
AuSlteuuna aeseiat. lpas man lih
oarllnter pOritellcn nub uno ,pic iidl
bic Nuslpirfungen 9eltalten. 9icie
einfaden @pparate lcbren bic Yors
aGn9e beOellteno beiier als Die beIten
Bidder. bic iiber Die Matcrie aez
ldrieben lporoen iinb. Gs fonlmt
nur auf oas SubIiflm an in Die
Wotcrie einOrinaen ,u ,uOllen.
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Ohio Bell verdoppeIt MeiIenzohI
der Fernsehnetz-KunueIe

Sn eii,em Hrparamm, lpcii,es 81,
&onitruftion ben ipeitercm GuarioI
4abel unb 16 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN Ohio poriiebt, miro oas gea Sc
lepbon Spltem beller Die 2abl DC,
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berboppeln unb iein 9,et auf la
tpeitere Gtabte in pericbieoenen Sci
len 6es 2anbes ausOebnen. Dis Gno,
bes Sabres iollen SaDton. GoIllm
bus un6 Cincinnati an bas Neb an
geihIpiien iperben, lpeIfes aus 8,
200 Meilen NerniebfanGIcn beitcbt
Siepeldho lnb SpIcDo i,llen Die er,
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$3.50 3ulaee

Nnp gorf. Sn ieiner Gigcnid,aii
als Sblidlter iprad Ercf. ,scromc
Wtid)asl pon Ser Gplunlbia llniperiim
25,OOO @ebtilloeanseitellten in 5000
Nnp gorfer 9iiro- rnO sN0bnrGll
men cine 2obln5lllage BON podentlidl
So. 80 5u. Ser Gurdlbnittsiobn oes
8etiuocperionals crbObt iih nu,z
mcbr bon Sill allf $50.61.
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StaIo 3aiu mndyt GleSelanS Debut

Ger italieniidr Voiiilt Stulo 5oic,
me!drr iein amerifauildrn Debut Il,
oieer SNiIon bei Scr metropolitan
Opera gemad)t bat, tritt am Sams.
tag, ocn 9. Npril, gum eriten MaI 1T
GQepelano Mn Bubble Natoitori,lm
aui, tpenn eie metropolitan Srer
bier gaItiert uiup er iinst sic 8oae oes
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portlnarftes, in scr shpeiS. ilniere
Sauptoufgabe lit ein Waifenoumpi,,9
Eourd) Observation-Disclosures Wagen 81
,perbinOeri,."