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Evening star., 1950-10-30
SUPER SIZE CASCADES IN GRACEFUL FOLDS,
CH lille
SPREADS
AIT TER R1FlG SAVING
TWINS OR NNIIpI re
TWINS OR DOUBLES

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bed +,an
ppe the full length the pillows WASH
aoe' coo1as shrgs off wrnkes ironing from
the bouqutfesh coos: red
chatreuse maize phone
Floor Washnot
SAUe Spunq
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-08
Policy Committee Holds Fate Of Of Statehood Bills

WASHINGTON, (P)-The fate of Alaska and Hawaii statehood bills at this session of Congress rested yesterday with the Senate Democratic policy committee.
 The bills already have passed the House and have the strong support-expressed anew We'd nesday-of, President Truman.
 In the Senate, however, Demo- cratic leader Lucas of Illinois has maintained they were too contro- versial to squeeze into the Sen ate's crowded schedule.
 Much of the opposition has come from southern Senators. This was pointed up again in advance of the policy committee meeting yes terday morning by Senator Rus sell D.-Ga.-
 He blocked an agreement We'd nesday on fixing a time to vote on
 fContinued on Page Seven
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-08
Schoeppel's Red Charges Against Chapman Collapse

WASHINGTON, (R - Senator Schoeppel R.-KansO demanded and was promised today the right to call his own witnesses in an ef- fort to back up his charges of communist infiltration into the in- terior department and the Alaskan statehood fight.
 Schoeppel made the move at a public hearing of the Senate inte- rior committee investigating his charges against secretary of the interior Chapman and others charges which Republican col leagues said privately seemed to be backfiring.
 Randolph Feltus, publicity man whom Schoeppel had de- nounced in a Senate speech Tues day as an "agent for the Krem- lin," angrily denied the "guilt by association" that could "cut both ways"
 Schoeppel had accused Feltus of working "for the Kremlin via Warsaw" at a time he was serving as publicity man for the Alaskan statehood committee. He based that charge on the fact that Feltus was also on the payroll of the ann bassador of communist Poland, as a public relations man, while working for the committee earlier this year.
 Feltus testified today that while working for the Polish ambassa- dor, he also wrote letter, in be-
 (Continued on Page Five)
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-08
Truman To Broad. cast Saturday On Home Controls
(By D. Harold Oliver)

WASHINGTON, R)-President Truman said yesterday he will go on the radio Saturday night to tell the nation what he has in mind in the way of homefront economic controls during the emergency.
 He said the plans will be put into civilian hands and added en- phatically there will be no mili- tary dictator in charge.
 In making these statements at a new conference, the President re- ported the anti-inflation bill pass ed by Congress is now being ana lyzed by many federal agencies. He said he will answer a lot of questions about it in his radio ad- dress over four networks Satur- day at an hour still to be set. He
 Continued on Page Two)
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-08

SEATTLE (P)-Six persons, in- cluding three small children, died early today when their light car was crushed between freight truck and a bulldozer on the Seat tle-Tacoma highway.
 Four of the six were killed ln- stantly. A fifth, small boy about 3 years, was dead on arrival at New Benton hospital. The sixth, It. Carroll R. Larson, an air force reserve officer, died shortly after being admitted for treatment.
 Coroner'S deputies said they be- lieved one of the two women kill ed was Larson's wife and that the three children were the Larsons'
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-08

and came west to Denver in 1910 and went to Alaska in 1912.
 He was a member of the Shrine here; and of Ketchikan Lodge No. 159, F. and A. M. He was a past patron of the Eastern Star; Ketch- ikan, and a past ruler of the Elks Lodge No. 1429, Ketchikan.
 Survivors include his widow, Elizabeth, and a daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Valentine and a son, Ken neth F., both of Ketchikan.
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-08
WASHINGTON, (P-FBI di-

WASHINGTON, FBl dl- rector J. Edgar Hoover was re- ported to have told Senators yes terday his agents are ready to ar rest 12,OOO dangerous communists if war should break out with Rus sia.
 A member of the Senate appro- priations committee, asking not to be named, quoted Hoover as tell ing the group in closed session that he needs more funds for ad- ditional agents to keep close check on these persons.
 He said Hoover wants his agents to be able "to put these people to bed at night and get them up in the morning" in watching their activities.
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-08

HELENA, Mont. (PD, Gov. John K. Bonner today called an interna- tional conference to plan joint civil defense ''in event of any en- emy action.'
 He asked six army officials, governors of six western states and Premiers of three Canadian provinces to join him at a meet ing here Sept. 21.
 Among invitations was one to Gov. Ernest Gruening of Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-08
Harry Apologies To Marine Corps For Remarks

WASHINGTON (P)-President Truman made an unheralded visit to the Marine Corps Leagues meeting yesterday and expressed the hope there will never be "an- other misunderstanding" between him and the Marines.
 It was a personal and emphatic follow up to his apology of yes terday for his earlier "unfortun- ate" words about the fighting corps.
 The League gave him standing ovation and applauded furiously when he said, with grin:
 "You succeeded in enticing me over here" ....
 With his mind obviously on the
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-08

SEATTLE, (P) Edwin Lewis Sampson, 70, retired Alaskan ac- countant, died suddenly Saturday at his West Seattle home of a heart attack.
 A resident of Seattle the past 10 years, he had been an account ant for Spruce Mills, Ketchikan, for 25 years prior to his retire ment.
 He graduated from Oberlin Col lege and the University of Chicago
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-08
NEWS IN BRIEF

JUNEAU (P)-Alaska treasurer Henry Roden reported yesterday S837,l14 cash in the Territorial treasury on Sept. 1 to care for running expenses until the new biennium starts in January.
 The new biennium starts when the new Legislature convenes.
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-08

CAIRO, Egypt, R-No news papers were sold on Cairo's streets today. A new law went into ef- feet ordering publication only six days a week. The newsboys de- cided the off day should be Friday -Moslem sabbath.
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-08
PIONEER WOMEN'S HOME TO OPEN AT SITKA OCTOBER

The Alaska Pioneer. Women's Home at Sitka will be formally oponed on October 1, 1850.
 Applications for admission may be presented either to w. w. Knight, superintendent, at Sitka, or to Henry Roden, chairman of the board of trustees, Alaska Pi- oneers' House.
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-08

Senator Howard LYng was scheduled to leave today for his mining property at Dahl Creek in the Kougarok. He plans to be out of town for several weeks.
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-08

PLAINFIELD, N. J. (P)-Wil- liam F. R. Murrie, TT, who origin ated and popularized the modern chocolate bar, died last night.
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-08
Korean Situation At A Glance .--
Thursday. September '. 1850
(By The Associated Press)


 against new Red attacks today all along the 120-mile rim of their beachhead in South Korea, but renewed communist general of fensive seemed in the making.
 The Allies threw back assaults north of Taegu and 20 miles to the east along their imperiled wall and the threat there was eased, at least for the time being.
 But the Reds were reported massing at the rear of the deep wedge they have driven into the right flank of the Allied northern wall. And at the other end of the battle perimeter, on the southwest front, Red forces kicked off at dawn behind an intense artillery preparation against the U. s. 25th Infantry Division west of Masan, port city 27 miles west of Pusan, main Allied supply base and ul- innate communist goal.
 The drive in the south made : slight penetration of American lines and then the Americans held fast.
 The twin drive in the north apparently part of the developing communist master plan-also was contained. Elements of the U. s. 24th Division, troops which have been fighting ever since the inva- sion began, drove three and a half miles north of Kyongju in a counterattack. This town is 18 miles southwest of charred Po- hang, the communist-captu d east coast port which had served the Allies well.
 Red forces had reached the out skirts of Kyongju, a road hub on the direct road southward to Pu- san, yesterday before being halt ed. The Allie now battled to re- establish a strong northern line anchored in the east on the Sea of Japan.
 The western anchor of the AL lied northern wall was also being held firmly with U. S. First Cav airy Division troops pinning down the enemy northwest of Taegu.
 At the side of the U. S. cavalry division were Britishinfantry men, who were fighting off probing at- tacks in their second day in com bat. Just to the south, along the Naktong River front, U. S. Ma rines and infantry advan 2 e d against the Red bridgehead west of Yongsan, S2 miles :. south,s of Taegu. -s
 The Red assault in two days on. the northern front has cost .the enemy 65 tanks, put out of action by Allied air power. This was of a total of S4 Russian-made tanks the enemy had committed to. the northern offensive in two brigades against the Taegu, and Yongchon seceors. Allie aircraft was credited with knocking fl tanks out of ac- ton alone.
 In a week of fighting, Red loss es were estimated at 10000 killed and wounded of a total of 150,000 troops ringing the perimeter. The U. s. defense department put American casualties for the week ending Sept. l at 1,977, and for the war since it's beginning
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-08

PETERSBURG (P)-It's four of a kind for the Justin MaceS! (An- other boy, 8 lbs).
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-08

Ordnance vehiclethe Eager Beaver The 2hton truck full production at Rec Motors plant in Lansing built high speed and off the highway and designed normally in cold bisterng heat with it's Gold Comet completely submerged water Rec has approximately $500 of them cost of s55OOO0OO top panel "Eager Beaver shown cruising" in Chesapeake Bay, Maryland
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-08

furor over his description of the Marines as a "police force" with "a propaganda machine that is al- most equal to Stalin's," MT. Tru- man said:
 "There are incidents that some time appear almost as if it was the end of the world at the time," but that eventually turn out to be for
 Continued on Page EighD
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-08

WASHINGTON. (P = Marine League delegates. in good humor from President Truman's apology for his cracks about their service. were passing this gag around con- vention headquarters:
 What's for lunch today. crow?"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-08

| Iturm Der Irmeen Sitlers erlagen.
Uiilitdrfa6leute Ipreden es eans Of
fen aus, baB Die pereinte 8ehrma6t
ser aaian5lanoer BEN rllilii6en See
rem nidt gelpodlen Ddre, uno INNER
mieoer taudt, iebr gum llnbebasen
oes oeutiben Golfes, ser Spri6Iag
auf Geutihlanb gu belpaffnen. 2este
@o6e erfldrte GburbiQ i'm britiihen
ltnterbdiis: sd oern,oe feinen
8runo 5l erfennen, 1parum nibt bri=
tiihe, amerifaniife, frailSoiii6e alno
oeutId)e Soloaten in ebrliber Same
raoidaft S6ulter an S6ulter iteben
lollten
9n iih tp1re cine iol6e &nmera0=
| l6aft, penn iie iih dls abldrefungs=
mittel geeeniiber ruiiiibeil Angriffs=
geliiiten erlueiien lollte, su begriiBen;
mebr nod, penn Tie bIoBer ausDrud
Der Solferperiobnune unb Der euro
paiiden Sntereiiengenlei,llfaft tp6re.
slber nift 1penige i'm 8elten Der
| iblieBen ibre M1igen oen @irfli6fei-
ten. Sic fiiblen iih 1tnter Dem S9us
Uncle Cams uno binter bem oeut=
I6en 8reabod binIansli6 iiber unb.
= mas INNER oud fon1men mag! /
lebnen ii6 eesen Den 8ebanfen autf
Die Geutlden als ebenbiirtig an3,=
erfennen. 8eoin bat bas unperbIiimt
ausgeipro6en, als er I'M SinbIif aui
|oie anregung Gbur6ias erfldrte:
"8enn id NIT einem iolhen 8or=
ldlas nad 8aris fame, befiirdte id,
Der 8eriud, 5rartreid uno 0eutih-
lano 5uIammen5ubrinee tpiirbe a1,f
lanee 3eit binaus binfGnig 1peroen.
Sn naBgebenoen areiien 8aibtng=
tons, tpo man pfli6tiduloiglt nieit,
nenn man i'm Guai b'Sriap in So
rtS cine Briie nimn1t, mill man eben-
faus ni6ts oapon 1piilen, 9eutIdlano
in oos atlantiid)e Gerteibigungsip-
item ein5ube5ieben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-08
Der Guropa-&at

0un, inn beutidJen Golf tpiro man
| Iih nift barum reiBen. &anonenfut=
ter 5u ltellen, tpenn aud Die art Ser
ablebn1ttg oeutider 9Iei6beredti-
gung perleseno uno faum Ser 8efrie=
ouns guropas f0rberli6 lit. sber
man min 3elltldlanb, na6oem man
ibm Dor fur5em nit ser 8utbeiBung
Der fron5oiilhen Saar-Golitif einell
neuen ernii6ternoen Sallitiblag per-
lest bat. 1lnbeoingt Dem @eIten er-
balten. Wan bot es gum gintritt in
BEN guropa=Hat eineelaben! Gin InI-
Dies 3ugeitdnonis, 1penn es nidt an
aaerbano 8enn 1lno aber sebunoen
mare, ,piiroe nod Dor fur5em in
GeutIhlanb grobe 8efrieoisung ber-
porgerufen baben. @ellte miro es me-
gen Der 8egleitumltGnbe ni6t aIs
3ugeitdnonis betradtet nnb Itiir5t
9el,ti6lanb in cine id,pere politilbe
&riie.
Ser guropa-8at, Der europa poll
tiih a,,1anlnenfitten ion, beitebt aus
5spei Organen, Sem Miniiterausibub.
Dem a1ts ben Miniitern bes MeuBern
Der brei5ebn Mitsliebitoaten Coon
England Bis sslano) eebiloeten 8on-
auesorgan, unb Ser 9eratenben ai-
lemblD, in tpeld1e Die 2dn6er lire
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-08

laitet, ionbern pieaeiht iogar oas
sbidial guropos mitbeitin1nt, %
Stalin ihtuerlid) gu einer gntlbei-
olng auf Dem europdilhen Sentiment
idreiten miro, iolanse sliien mod IN
boiler @dr,lns lit. gum minoelten
oiirfte baourd ser @eiten 3eit ge-
1pinnen, it'd fir brobenbe enti6ei-
bunsen in europa 5u riilten. uno
tpenr er oieie 3eit beiler bertiiste als
Ole ieit 8riessenoe Deribperoeten
Sabre, fonnte es nod ir1ner moslib
lein, oab iid iStalin angeii6ts Der
ltarfen .Riiltunsen Der 8elrpelt u1to
eines geei,lten europa NIT Dem 5u-
frieoen gibt, mas er ourG Die per=
lblorpte Golitif oes 8eitens eetpon=
men bat. -.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-08

/, ifon ieit Iangem riht mebr; 90 Miie
lfib nidts iabotieren. g8as gar Die
Gbina-Bolittf onbefange, 10 bdtten
bamit bie 3epubIifaner nibt bds @e-
ringite 5u ifaffen eebabf llnb Sena-
tor 9aft erfldrte am 6reitag in elmer
Heoe in Maine: Der groBte AffiD-
poiten bes Grelnls IN unierer 8e-
tihid)te mar sic fomir,itniitenfreitrroli-
lde 8ruppe i'm Staatsbepartemeitt,
Die bei ieoer @elegenbeit bic
fommuniitilhe Sode in China for
oerte 5r. truman beniist Die
bipartisan auspdrtige Bolitif aIs
ein Shlaesport, Inn ieoen Aepnblifu-
Iner an5upraneern Der cine eiitieitig
parteipolitiihe aasapdrtige Bolifif,
Die insgebeim einsefabelt tuuroe, ab.
lebnt."
Dtit Silfe BON Senator Sarben-
berg ilidt iest Die aominiltration 10
ettpas 1pie cine ybibartisai" .. +. cine
bon beioen Borteien getragene aus,
tpartige 8olitif tpieberberaulten enen,I
uno bat iogar einige &epublifaner IN
ipi6tige Stellen berufen. Iber tros
Sanoenbere unb anberen Ser,atoren
biirffe iie oanlit feinen iebr groBen
grfolg baben. 0enn Die &epublifaner
batten ifon friiber empflrn0en. bob
nan ite in Der a,lstpdrtisen 8olitif
nur als Staffaee beniiste, uno ii,io
beionoers oariiber aufeebrad)t, oaBI
man iie in ser Gbina-5 -5rage geflij-
ientlid taltlteate. slber troeoem 6iirf-
te lib oas neuerlihe 8enliiben I'M Die
republitaniide 0titarbeit als gutter
Sdad5ug ertpeilen = llm Spaltung
1T oas republifaniihe Qaeer au tra<
gen. Raube Gepublifaner iir1o tpenie
erbaut BON Der MusiidJt, bei Der Dor-
ausiihtlih langen 3auer Der ber,lo-
fratiifen &errihait immer 1tur cine
alhenbrooel.3 gu ipielen, llno
biirften geneigt ietn, itatt oeiien tie
Der in Der bel,ofratiihen @naben=
ionne au eiliser belheioenen 8eltung
5u fommen. Sir Die 8ieoerberItel-
hung Der friiberen fiibrenoen SteI,
lung glmerifns unb fir cine err
iprieBlide Bolitif lit oomit ielbitpere
itdnblidb ber5lid tpenig gelponnen
| 4ber bos lit nun einnaI Der 2auf
Der Diltge in elmer 3eit Der Mittel=
l1ndBigfeit uno Der. 0pportunitatss
Juno Niisiidfeitspofitifl -.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-08
0ie @eItpolitif

sSn oem fleinliden, einieitigen unf
ielbItfii6tigen Srei6en in 8aibingtor
lipiegelt lih, .1pie eiraanes ertpGbnt
Die @eiamtpoIitif Der 8einuelt.
Das berouf3iebenoe ,6riibiabr fin
oigt cine geiteigerte Idtigfeit an oer
perifieoenen Sronten oes &olter
&rieges an, oeren 1pid)tieite, tpie apit
in ben lesten 8oden mebrmaIs be.
tonten, norausiibtIi1 sic europ6iidt
Jront iein miro. Die politiiben. 5ern,
geipradbe 5tpiid)en @aibington uni
Mosfau iinb ieltener eetporoen. Oie
8eoen Don Sefretar gtheion in 60
lifornia l6ei1len barunter porlaufie
ben SdluBitrid geiest gu baben
Sest lit Die .totale Diplomatic" am
8erf, INN Die politiihen uno tpirt.
i6aftlihen &r1fte bes Beitens gu fon,
l5entrieren unb al1 ,nobiliiieren.
| Sn aiien lit porldufie tpenis 81
Iretten, uno abgeleben BON tpirti6aft.
li6er Silfe fir oas eefdbrbete Siio.
oit-Aiien ideint man Bis auf tpeiteres
nidts unternebnlen 5il tpollen, Inn Den
2auf Der Dinse auf ierem Sentiment
au bemmen ooer aud 1,ur au beei,t,
fluiien. Wan lheint ii6 grdBlider
@eoanfe! = nit benz @eoanfen gu
befaiien, oaB Der &unger ir1 gbino
Ono Wfiuionen barben unb bunsern
uno nieaeidt benz 9obe preisgeeebeu
lino) ith als tpirflamer 0anm gegeu
Die ;rote. Slut erpeiien ,perbe. 8or-
itoBe bon 5ormoia auf bas Jeitlanb
uno fonmuniitiide 8oritobe bon,
Seitlanb auf Die Snlel &ainen 1iirften
bas erite @epldnfeI Der letten gnt.
Il6eioungsfampfe 5tDii1en bem Tom.
muniitiiben u,to betn 1tatioiraliitiiben
China oariteIlen. Die Meloungen aus
benz Eager gbiang &ui-fbefs auf Jor.
ntoia lauten oIIeroings 5uperiihtlib
luno es lit nift n,,sgeiblonen, oaE
Die &onrm1niiten unb ibre rufiiiben
Berbii1beten nod iiber manbeg Sim.
oernis itolpern aperben, beoor iie Ole
unbeltrittene &erridaft iiber oos Site.
: ienreid beaniprrden f0nnen lnb ib'
rem enbgiiltigen 5ieg in Gate Suc.
ceB perbrieft erbalten. gs tpdre elmer
Der groBten Sreppenipise Der @elt'
geibi6te, apenn iih Gbiang &ai-fbei
gegen Mao Sic -tllng bebalipten fonn,
te un6 init Silfe Der enttduIften 1lnf
bungernhen Bolfsnaiien auf oen
Seitlanb bic emancipation Gbinas
berbei3ufitbren bermohte. Das ii
einftpeilen natiirIib nur elm If0ne,
Gra,inl. Nber tpenn Der fonununiiti
| fbe Gnoiieg audi. nilr. ber50gert obe1
h1ircb Eeilerfolae pon Gornroia uni
&air,nn aus beeintr6htigt tpiirbe
I1udre fdon pieI sdpsnsen. Denn DO
Init tpiiroe nid3t mn Siiooit-Miien emit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-08
Die @aibinstoner 3pm6bie

>Angeiihts oieier Eatia@en, anee.
iihts Der fataitropbalen Grgebniiie
unierer ruiiiihen Nolitif, arrgeiihts
Der Bro5eiie gegen &iB, Guds, Ole
goplon unb Der mannigfaden gnt-
biiIlirngen iiber bas Treiben Der No.
ten ut6 brer boben Broteftoren lit
bic in @ofbinsto11 CUR 5dau geiteIte
gmp0rung iiber Die Anflaeen bon
Senator Mcgnrtbp niht nlebr urt6
i,iht tDe1liger aIs eirle poIitiide SEQ.
1n0oie. Mber bob man oieie iiberba11pt
auf8nfiibren tnngt, lit 5ugleid EN- Be.
8niiserresenoes Symptom fir ben
Eiefftnn6 unieres poIitifden 2eberis
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ltm europa

Ger AblDebr1Dllle Mmerltas bettl1lz
bete itd) leste gSode Dor allen oi1rb
bic Intabne elmer rielieen 8eDilli=
gung I'M Mbgeoronetenballs. @s bait
belte iih um Die 8ereitltellllng BON
mebr als orei Miaiaroen, bon benen
Der eroBte 5eil fir sen 8ieoeral1f=
bau guropas i'm 6istaliabr 1861 be-
ftimmt lit; ie bunoert Wiuionen ent=
fallen auf &orea uno China. 0as
Saus itrid) cine SiertelmiQiaroe BON
ben Goranl6lagen Der &egierung fir
Die @uropa=@ilfe uno 5ipan5ig BON
BEN fiinfltnbuier5is Weilionen fir Die
Snongriffnabme BON rYoint Sour"
(fiir tednilde 5oroeruns ipirtidaft-
lid i6tpa6er l,iro riiditar0iger 2an=
ber). Ser gntlheiouns gins elm Be=
ihluB poraus, bur6 SEN england ie=
De 1peitere .SiIfe unter bem Muribaa=
Nlan periogt tpiiroe, biz England ser
geilung Srlanos ein gnoe made. Sl1
Der Shlubabitirnnlung fiel oieies
ENHANCEMENT bur9.
nnteroeiien idreiten bie 8enitb1,n=
gen Inn oie Seriteaung elmer ei1,beit=
Iihen politil6en unb ntlitariiden
@eitfront poran. Cine internationale
&onferen5 folgt ser anoern. Nab 8e=
Ipre6ungen Der 8eneralitdbe trate,t
am 5reitog oie gerteiois,,rpssnliniiter
Ser sip0lf Staaten bes Ntlantiihelt
Bafts i'm Saag al,lammen lno biIlig=
/ ten Die .8ebrpori6laee Der General
| itdbe. sSn StraBburg taete Dos Dtit,is
itertomitee bes europa States. SIN
Wai aperoen auf ,ginlaou1tg Bepins
| 6ie MuBenniniiter Ser Ser. Staaten.
GngInubs unb 5ranfreif)s IN 2o1rboa,
fpnferieren.
9ie militdriiden 8eiprehuneen
|unb 8eihIiiile 1paren na6 BEN anti
Ilihen Mitteilllneen ielbItperltdttolid)
IIebr befrieoieellb. Die Stolen rfiir 6e1,
SAL, oaB" tpuroen perteilt, l,nb bas
Egommuttialle itellte felt: r31m erlten
Wal baben 5ipolf l,nabbdneige iinD
Ilouperdne Notionen Elm Spiten1 Der
Selbitperteioieung ,tnb Ser eegeniei.
Itigen 8erteibigune 5uitanoegebradt."
tOean braudt aber nid)t rilit6riiher
lGaf)mann 5ll iein. INN Die lln5uldng.
lIibfeit bieies Gerteibiglngsipiteins
|oer Norbatlantiiden AIItan5 au erfen.
Enen. @s iinb, obgeieben BON Mmerita.
Inornebmlih Ole gIeihen 5faaten, Die
1910 irtnerbuB brei @ohen benz Mn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-08
0trt1tnH rr1tanh

y
8pn ben Sarmen bnrdb lenslibe Qafte
Sallen bic @loden in Snbelafforben.
2ieblider mpsen Der 8lnmen 0nfte
Sei'se gerbeifnns mmblnbt aqe 8rnftc.
Gtpiecs 2eben 1T nns seporbem:
Gr, ben nod 'sefern bas 8rab sebaunt
Gbriftns erianb!
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0immliidcr 2ebe sottlides 2eben,
Die fir uns Snuber am &reuse serunsen,
6at Ses sobes @emalt besuunsen;
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llnb Elm bimmlades gaterlanb.
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Selig unn fnb mir in 8naSenippnnen.
Seil! Seines Grades bIiteres Sranern
Barb sn bes episen 2idtes 8rpnnen.
alarbeit bot nniere seelen umrpnnen.
Seilises Soften mad)t uns eridanern.
Gnmal pcrflGrt uns, tpas mir erfannt:
Gbritus erhanb!
Evening star., 1950-11-17
Commissioner Backs
Tax Investigators in
California Charges

Commissioner George j. Schoen-
eman of the Bureau Of Internal
Revenue has come to the defense
of his tax investigators by declar-
ing that the bureau is making an
intensive investigation" of un-
derworld characters in California.
Mr.. Schoeneman took issue with
the California Crime Commission
which mentioned links between
tax collectors and the rackets
and criticized the bureaus fall
ure to prosecute California's un-
derworld characters.
Upholds Reputation.
"It is unfortunate" said Mr..
Schoeneman, "in the interest of
the reputation of the thousands
of Internal Revenue employees
whose integrity has been attacked
that a public discussion of the
specifications of the California
Crime Commission not only would
be contrary to law but inimical
to the successful prosecution of
fraud cases now under considera-
tion."
In his statement. Mr.. Schoene-
man said that contrary to the
California Crime Commissions
charges. there have been many
Investigations of California un-
derworld figures and in many of
these cases convictions have
followed.
Many more are under inten-
sive investigation at the present
time," he added. when the nee
essary evidence has been secured,
assurance is given that appropri-
ate action will be TAKEN
Law Prevents Discussion.
Mr.. Schoeneman pointed out
that "the law prohibits any dis
cussion by the employees of the
Internal Revenue service of the
details of tax cases"
"If the painstaking work and
successful accomplishments of
the Internal Revenue service en-
ployes could be disclosed, there
would be no lack of confidence in
our performance record or integ-
rity." he said.