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Evening star., 1951-03-25
New Portable Comero
VIII Aid News Coxerooe

A 5S-pound portable television
camera and transmitter unit was
the engineers contribution of the
week. 1t was demonstrated Thurs
day at meeting of the Institute
of Radio Engineers in New York
by L. E. Floyr of the RCA Labo-
ratories, where it was developed.
The back-pack unit carries its
own battery power supply, is
easily portable, and has a trans
mitting range of approximately
one mile. 1t operates in conjunc-
tion with a control station in the
regular remote pickup trailer,
which receives the signal from the
camera unit and sends it back to
the station for broadcasting.
A number of uses are foreseen
for the new portable 1'V camera,
the most obvious of which is in
news coverage. The answer of TV
newsmen to questions about spot
news has always been: We'll
cover more of that just as soon as
they give us any piece of equip
ment weighing less than ton."
Evening star., 1951-03-25
March of Time PIons
A Sequel to 'crusode'

Another television project de-
scribed as probably the most
ambitious yet undertaken" also
was announced during the week.
The description is March of Time S
and its project is a sequel to the
26-week TV-film version of Gen.
Eisenhower's Crusade in Europe. "
Tentatively titled Crusade in the
Evening star., 1951-03-25

1 @tAA4SJ ~ 40 P4oA4AACAs 90 q 4&4oGtCA
Of fact, as much more than q Sc
quel to the earlier series.
1t will amount, according to
the advance word, to a military
and political history of the Pa
cific-East Asian world from 1881
through 1851" This is the second
such project announced for prep
aration against a fall starting
date on television. NBC-TV is
compiling a documentary series
which will cover the history of
the Navy since shortly before the
European. war and up to Korea.
Both will draw upon a considera-
BILE supply of official films never
before seen by the public because
of security precautions.
The March of Time Pacific Sc
ries is in charge of its new tele-
vision department. This, however.
is the same staff which worked
on Crusade in Europe" headed
by Director of Television Arthur
Tourtellot. Script Supervisor Fred
Feldkamp and Film Editor Jack
Bush.
Evening star., 1951-03-25
NBc Gets Mouehom Show.
Loses Reeon to CBS

Warfare has just broken out in
several areas of the broadcasting
front. In the NBC-CBS sector.
NBC has emerged victor by 1.-THE
Somerset Vaughan Television
Theater," which vacates CBS-TV
for NBC-TV on April 2. At the
same time it is loser by Phil
Regan's Sunday afternoon radio
show, which becomes a CHS fea-
ture starting June 3. at the end Of
its first NBC cycle.
NBC radio is being attacked on
another quarter, too, in this case
by ABC. That across the board
4-hour block Of afternoon soap
operas finally looked so good that
ABC began flirting with sponsors.
Nothing definite has happened
yet. but NBc has let it be known
that it knows what is going on
and is marshalling it's defenses.
Our own local giveaway war just
sort of fizzled out. in case you
missed the report in the papers.
"A District Court judge in Virginia
told WEAM to identify WWDC
when it gives away WWDC's 500
bills or get out of the act.
Suppose a Witness Asked
For Commercial TV Fee?
The question Of televising the
Kefauver committee hearings has
been publicly discussed from every
angle including the obtuse, but
there is one point which seems
to have escaped attention. As
long as the TV broadcasters pre-
sent hearings as a public service,
they are on tenable ground when
they claim their cameras are re-
porting public events, not invad.
ing witnesses privacy.
With the arrival of a sponsor,
however, Time on ABC-TV, the
complexion changes. What would
happen. the thought keeps popping
up, if a witness at one of these
sessions declared the moment he
was sworn in that his fee for
commercial television was $1,000.
per-15 minute segment?
The Senate has a right to make
a man testify before one Of it's
committees or hold him in con-
tempt, but does it have the right
to make him appear without pay
ment on a sponsored television
show? Maybe Frank Costello
can't make Time, Inc, pay for the
use of his hands, because he didn't
think of this first, but it would be
interesting if the point were raised.
Evening star., 1951-03-25

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Evening star., 1951-03-25
Tuesday, March n

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Evening star., 1951-03-25
On the Air
On the Ar
Keith's, VoudeviIe's Mourner,
Lotches Onto the N Future
record audience.
By Harry Macarthur

The excitement planned
eecasts of the fact
vestigaing Committee hearings que to the earlier
Evening star., 1951-03-25
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Evening star., 1951-03-25

1890, Your Junior Revue;
Matinee; J, Milton Berle.
1890 Faith for Today;
Is Nowhere; ESQ, Hill
Evening star., 1951-03-25

Wednesday, March 28
s. 3: Senah
4
MM-7
Evening star., 1951-03-25

hBW-11s Magic Clown 11:3o Your Junior Revue r. Easter Pade
uns "a Andy; ,s Left Ed 1:so American Forum Sunday
Fair Ranger Ice; 12s Chester the Pup
lis, WMAl-Tv PRESENTS las "Chrst the King, z, Home
Number One; $50, Bringing Christ to the Nation
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-24

evening frock of nylon net, trimmed with silver sequins. the fashion show clicked along at fast pace.
 Models were Margaret Brown. Betty Render, Bea Brown, Iona Williams, Annabelle Mansfield, Frances Paul, Doreen Hogins, Janet Snyder, Linda Callahan. Jeannie Rusher, Jeanie Renshaw and Bea Albertson.
 The costumes they modelled were by Ceil Chapman, Emma Domb, Helen of California, Peggy Hunt, Debby, Youthmore, White Stag, Jantzen, Dorsa, Wilson Suede, Jane Andree, Luxite, Helga, Lilly of California, Tauman, Kreeler, Schechter and Donald.
 Stunning hats worn with the suits and coats were by Jan Leslie
 New styles? Lots of bouffant nylon net evening gowns-long and short in length; full stiffened skirts on cocktail dresses, halter necklines; stoles on dinner frocks, suits or coats.
 New colors? Plum, wine and purple. A stunning purple suede coat, by Wilson, was worn by Doreen Hogins and full wine colored coat of a fabric that looks like suede was worn by Miss Paul. A bright red coat. plaided in black, was at tractive on Linda Callahan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-24
Beta Sigma Phi And Behrends Show FaI! Fashions

Attractive models and striking new Fall-of-1951 costumes made the Beta Sigma Phi-B. M. Behrends Company fashion show at the Elks Hall Saturday afternoon plea- sant and special event for the 200 or so women who attended.
 Every seat was taken, and all who were there complimented Beta Sigma Phi and Kenneth Albertson, manager of B. M Behrends. on the success of the show.
 Beta Sigma Phis were models and arrangements for the event were made by sorority members Iona Will Hams and Theresa Fenster.
 Commentator Jean Marsh made interesting the description of each costume and Marie Merrill's back ground music was just right"
 From the moment Margaret Brown appeared in costume No. l, "television lounging set" of padded green fabric until Bea Albertson took the floor in the last costume, No. Al, an enchanting short white
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-24

New browns appeared in suits and dresses. Especially attractive was light golden brown taffeta by Cell Chapman-an ankle length din- ner dress worn by Margaret Brown. A gray wool jersey with perman- ently pleated skirt and prim white piquet collar and cuffs was new and sweet on Evelyn Beason
 Half of the evening frocks were by Emma Domb and included a black lace and nylon net long dress. worn by Annabelle Mansfield and another long black lace and net dress with a gold lace on bodice and pep lum, worn by Frances Paul. An aqua brocade, elegant and formal, md by Domb, worn by Bea Brown, brought forth Strauss waltz for it's musical accompaniment. A short black velvet evening frock was a picture on Jeanie Renshaw.
 Four of the suits presented were worn by Janet Snyder, two by Schechter and two by Youthmore. Betty Kendler was the model for Jantzen's good looking Kharafleece knit costume. To show that half sizes were smart, Mrs. Williams mod aled brown wool dress and a good looking black gabardine suit.
 A comic touch to the fashion show was provided by Ruby Swan son and Mary Pusich who modelled four costumes, fashions around the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-24
'T1at's Ny Boy Is Fast Comedy
 Af20ih Century

A hilarious view of college life as it was never lived before-is cur rently being provided by Dean Mar tin and Jerry Lewis in Paramount's That's My Boy" at the 20th Gen. tury Theatre. With highly original story tailor-made for the uninhib- tied capering of the funniest two- some at large today, this uproarious celluloid comedy rates as top enter tainment.
 Jerry plays a bedraggled youth who suffers from anemia, allergies and some ailments unknown even to the medical profession. This is particularly painful to his father--a barrel chested, health conscious former All American football hero who feels that nature has played him a very dirty trick. Despite Jerry's lack of girth and health, Dad sends him off to college with in- structions to make the varsity football team.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-24
} Mikes with
 Jane Wyman in Comedy al Capitol

Three Guys Named Mike, the feature now at the Capitol Theatre. offers something new in the realm of motion picture entertainment. It is the first time that the profession of the airline stewardeSs has been glorified on the screen. It is a fine comedy production.
 The idea for the M-G-M produc- tion was born some 25,000 feet in the air, somewhere between Chicago and Hollywood. It happened when American Airlines Stewardess Ethel Pug" Wells outlined the training and adventures of stewardesses to passenger who turned out to be one of M-G-M's top directors.
 From this beginning, the screen story of a stewardess gradually took form and one year later went before the cameras, with Jane Wyman, Van Johnson, Howard Keel and Barry Sullivan in the starring rQes.
 Authentic settings for the picture include the American AirlineS Stew ardess School in Chicago, one of the largest of it's kind, much of which was reproduced on studio sound stage. Two complete plane cabins, one a DC-6, the other Convair, were shipped to the studio for se- quences involving plane interiors, with exterior terminal shots filmed at Los Angeles International Air port.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-24
League Leaders
NATIONAL LEAGIIE
By the Associated Press

NATIONAL LEAGUE
 Batting (based on $50 times at baO-Musial, St. Louis, .358; Ash burn, Philadelphia, .341.
 Runs Batted In = Irving, New York, ll3; Musial, St. Louis and Gordon, Boston, 1O6.
 Home Runs - Kiner, Pittsburgh, 41; Hodges, Brooklyn, 39.
 Pitching (based on 10 decisions) - Roe, Brooklyn, 22-2, .917; Maglie, New York. 22-6, .786.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE
 Batting-Fain, Philadelphia, BAT; Minoso, Chicago, .325.
 Runs Batted In-Zernial, Phila- delphia, l27; Williams, Boston. 126. Home Runs = Zernial, Philadel- phia, 32; Williams, Boston. 30.
 Pitching = Kinder, Boston, 11-2 .846; Teller. Cleveland. 22-8. .733; Martin, Philadelphia, 11-4. .733.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-24

home"-an all-in-fun presentation of how the gals are supposed to look when they are not dressed for company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-24

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-15

New Dreft IS so mild. and your hands
are in water 50 little, it leaves hands
beautifully white and soft!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-15

The Oliviers plunged into this
ambitious undertaking almost as
soon as they returned from Holly
wood, where Miss Leigh starred in
"Streetcar Named Desire" and Sir
Laurence in Carrie" There is talk
of persuading them to come back
here with their new venture.
London critics have been raving
about Olivier's dual performance.
but the prime burden falls on Miss
Leigh. In the Shaw comedy. she is
the kittenish Cleopatra. danger
Gus child. In the Shakespeare YER
sion she is the mature. tragic queen.
In both she is magnificent enough to
provoke a critics pun. 'Ptolemy,
pretty maiden, are there any more
at home like your" - LOUIS BERG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-15
Two ON THE Nile

Vivien Leigh is Cleopatra
to both Caesar and Antony.
But she always gets the
same old Roman - Olivier
Photographs by Hans Wild
CIR LAURENCE OLIVIER and his
~ wife, Vivien Leigh. have been
stealing the show from the Festival
of Britain with their Shaw-versus-
Shakespeare versions of Egypt's
queen and her Roman love affairs
On alternate nights, at the St.
James's Theatre in London. they've
been putting on Bernard Shaw's
Caesar and Cleopatra, and Shake
speare's Antony and Cleopatra"
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EtWas ueber kraeuter

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lcbcnoc unO crIriihenbc @irfllng uon
EteIIerlllnStce. Ticaeid)t aber lit
nlNt all9enlei, befonlt. bo6 cs bel
longcrem Genllb, noraens 9etrlm'
fen, cin IriihcS slu5icbeu pcrleibt,
oob er old) Seri luo gterucn itirfe
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nlcntld) oie Gollenobionoerlu,g for
bert. Sesbolb inllen ulle, ole al
8allenltenen oocr @allcngrieb lcis
ocn, bGuIig, ia tGglid), Yieiiernlinj.
tee trinfen.
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8arteu angebaut. SicieS &rGlltlcin
! feln ge'cbnittcn, gibt Elm mngcnehmes
Irpno 81 alien SriinIoloten. slld
Saueranlpferluppen - bcinnOcrS 1T
Scr6inOlng nit oenn bIutrelniacnoen
u!tolnlnbaltlgeu aerbcl. iinO iiherall
befonnt mo bcliebt. Suucranpier
mirft icbr rcinigero ol,i Sfroiuloie
lino regt Mtagen llno Nerpen an.
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Demonstration iuer
Kriegsgeiangene

Berlin. - slui elmer Gerion,ln-
lung oes 9unoes ebcmoliger ariees.
geianaener" in Weltberlin eab eiu
Sprcher OeS 9unbes Siiiern iibcr
sic nod nidt nid)t beim9cfebrten
ariegseeiangcnen befannt. 9tad ocu1
bci ochl 9uno porliegenocn ltntcrs
Iogcn bciinocn iid IN scr Spluet.
l,nlon nod ninOcitenS 2oO,OOO
&ricsSgeiaugene.
gSeitere Sunoerttauenbe oelttid)er
Sroucn uno M6ohen ieien in oer
Scluietllnion. ouein 175.0G0 oapon
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acr5cl 9eri,ften fonne man oonlit
rcHren, Sc6 sic 3obl oieIer Irelen
uro NGoUen, Sic felt 1914 in Sic
S:uietllnicn TER ihleppt ipllroen, iid)
cui 35O.OCO bis 100000 bclGuit.
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gegeniiGer Scr Sopletl,nion. risbt
gum GnIa; on Sob uno HoNe9e.
iiiblen, erhebe aber NIT iturfltelI1
Nad)orrf Dor ser @elt0iicntlid)fei1
sic ,Sproeruna nod @ereHtiafcit.
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-Broschueren
aus Rumuenien

@ic Tictor Nieiel oieicr Gage I'M
Slepelano YIain Scolcr berihtctc,
ionbeu Shnuerlcl,te I'M idNpeoiihen
Saien Ntalmce bciu Soiden ser
Iorrpbitlaouna cineS runGuiI6en
Sdiiies in Sen aiiten sll,nterit Ell.
genartige 9roId)iiren. melhe ooju
ullIiproerten, Oicie communication
@aren nid)t ST fouien. Die run,ini.
iden Shauerlellte lpieicn baraui fin,
ooB bieies Sbit bon Sen &onlmllni,
Itcu Ocn rllmGniid,en &inoern BON,
Vtlno meg geitoblen ,peroe, lpeldle
3 Sabre lang fem Sbit 5u ieben be.
funcn. Stir bos Gelo, bns man ba.
iiir Sablt, miirOen sic Huiien aricgs.
material fauien, INT cs eeger Sen
@cltcn 5ll uenpenoen. 9iicicl ingte,
oiIcnbnr bGtten oic rlmGniid,en
Godarbeiter ibr Scben mlTs Spiel
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Sooung ifmlagelten. Sid)crlih uber
lit ibrc Sanollngspeiie Gin @elpeis
Oafiir, Sab c5 nllb in Hln,1nien ci-
men rllntergrlno" gibt.
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Hochzeit Herbrveggen-Eve

sIm pcrsonaenen Snm$tas, sen
10. lHui, iano sic Sod)5clt bon Mor.
lene Serbriiascn, oie nit ibrcn Gl.
tern Dor nid)t nu5ulanger 3eit cin-
lpanoerte, nit Sobn Irartin Cue
itatt. Sic @rout lit sic Sobter bon
Senrp lno Srnla Serbriiggen, 4214
grooflpn 9luc., ,pGbreno ser @rGuti-
gam ser Sobn oeS Gbepnares Spbn
uno NoIe Gue lit. Gr itebt in Iien.
item Ser Gleuelano electric Saumis
mating Co., trG9t obcr eegempGrtig
Ner Sod Snfcl Cams lmS iii in
Colorado itationiert. Sic bcioen jun.
gen Scute battcn iid ali ser Jarm
Der Scutihcn 3entraIe fennen &c.
lernt.
9ie Srorllng ipnroe bon Euitor
Soclln in Der Selltlh Suth. Stride
al @eIt 90 Ct. lmo @illoro s(pe.
Tim 4:3O nadDm. poll5ogcn. I'm
G:30 abenbS IanO ein SohSeitsmabl
iiir 81 @Gite in Shudert'S Gbalet
oil HiO9c Hoao itatt. 9ci Oieier @e.
leaenbeit inng bic 9raltnll,tter, cine
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Socllm biclt cine icbr iilnreiGe Heoe.
Sic Sodjeitsrciic nlatte Sns jl,n-
&c Eaor nod Sen NnaaraIGqen. IS
miro Damn il Colorado @obnuug
nebrnen.
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0hne u. S. Hi|fe die Einigung
Europas NIGHT zu gretchen
Tosvng in strossbvrg obgeseh|ossen.
lianj crreilbt ,uurbe, S,nl Wtl,lter
9cnonnlcn Sil babcn.
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lianj crreiht iuurbe, 5lm Wiuiter
gcupnlnlcn 5ll haben.
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9lnc HeOnrr betpntell, oab GU
ropa oueiu nid)t feline YrobIelne loien
fam, mogen lie nlll politiiher, pirt'
Iahitliher ooer miltdriiher 9lrt iein.
Ibgeicben bon ser Glnlabung al
Sen anlerifaniifen &ongreb batte sic
Serlarnmlrng oas nod uli SIpeiiabe
@eile befllnoet:
/. Sie Hegierlrngcn ser Mitslic.
oerltaoten mrroelt erllldt, lib nit
Sen Gcreinigtcn Stnatcn in Gerbin.
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elmer genenianen Strate9ie 81 bill.
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nale slngelesenbeit lit, uno bie Gnt'
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idafieL ,uirOe uertu9t.
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sic Guaranteeing bon pcrtrlebcnen
Golfsoeutiben uno oeuti1en Selnlat'
loien, bel wcld)er sic GiSplacco Yer'
ions Gonlmiilion ocutld)'anerifanl'
lhe Srganllationcn, omerlalll'he
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Observation-Disclosures pertreten Da'
rem, murbe ounu 9cruaro SoiImoll,
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ten.aommiiiion eepablt. SoiInon lit
GrGlioent Ser Steuben9elcll'ha't III
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rrNihlagenbeit inter sen Gertriebc-
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umioiienoer Elun 81 bcitebcn, untcr
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nalen Slii6tlingsor9onilation) Ses
trelltcn ser Toa mar.
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9lmerifn a6reiien Su iebelL" idIob
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ucrloren, bab lie nad) slmerifa font.
men tuiiroen llno iett iobcn lie eno.
lid. ooB iQr Srolm @irflidfcit
nuroc."
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Sie Gonlultatipe

-Strab6ura. - Sie &onlultatipe
Eerionlmllns oes Guropaiiden Gats
bat ibre Sagung nit Der slnnabn1e
elmer Neiolutiou abgeidloiienL in Der
Die beioen SalptSlele uorgejelhnet
muroen cine mabrc ellrppulld)e
llnion mo enae 9e5lcbuugen NIT Den
Gercinigten Staaten.
s(n oen on1erifoniiden &ongrcb
nuroe sic GinlaOung geribtet, sur
n1tltcn Sagung i'm September cine
oiii5ieue delegation 5u id)ldcn, I'M
gcnciniome Traacn uno Sntcrellen
0iientlid) SIT oiSfutleren.
Scr GrGlioent ser Seriammllma
Saul Senri Spuaf bon 9elgien tell
tc NIT, Oab 9oro slctou, scr Gije.
pr1iiocnt, in ciniscn Saacn nad)
@aibington rciien miro, I'M nit oen
Tilbrern oes &ongreiies ST fonie.
rleren.
Sic Geriommlllna lit bas Inter.
bolS oeS GuropGiihen 9tatS, bat
obcr feline porlunentariiden Soil
mahten. Is 9tatloneu geboren Oa5u.
Sa5 SberbauS biloen sic Iubenninis
tier ser beteiligtcn Staaten. Sic IT.
aenoeine Gnpiebllma ser Seriamm-
hung pctieren fonnen.
Surd) sic Satiad)e ermlltist, hob
Sic britiid,e grbeiterregicrung IN ser
letten 3eit cine groBere SpmpotDie
iiir sen GuropGiIhen Iat gejei9t bat.
tc, iheint Sic Gerinnlmllm9 bon ser
Soee obgcriift 81 iein, oaB oie eu'
ropGiIfe llnion ein brittcS intcrna.
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Gitlidcn lmo Weitliben 9lof bilocn
Iollte, llno iid, Itatt Oeien, mas oas
aemcil1Iume Earlament angebt, Sic
Gooperation, 0ie in Ser 9ltlontif.a
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Wiederauibau der deuischen
Handelsfloiie kosiei
5 Miliarden D.Mark

Bremen. - Ser @ieoerauibou ser
oelltlden Sanoelsilotte miro nod sln.
gaben oes Oeitiheu Sd)iiiobrtsiaf.
perltdnoigen Or. iranS gsgers.
Bremen. etipa 5 YtiaolrOen I.Marf
foIten. Gr. Gssers peiit boraui fin,
oab Die oelltidle &anbelsilotte m0g.
lihit raid ouf einen Ben Grioroer.
nlnen entiprefenoen StanO gebrad,t
peroen mllb, bnnit eutihlano Die
blsber iiir Sd)iiisiraften notlpenoi.
gen bobcn Geuiienbetr1se ciniparen
fann.
8abrcno oie Seutide sdiiiabrt
Dor Dem ariege idbrli6 45O W1iIlio.
men Mart an Iepiien einbraet)te,
muBten i'm Sabre 1850 rlno $40
yiiIllonen Wart an 2epiien iiir
SbIfisiradten aussesebeu lperoeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-24
Raien iuer Pakeiposi
uln Is Prozeni erhoehi

@aibinaton. - Sic 3uiihcn,
Itoatlihe &anoelsfonmiiiion ernGd),
ti9te oas Ioitumt, Oie @nfet,Goitros
ten I'M 9urhi6nitt Inn % GroSent
81 erb0hcn. Iie Gnti6eiNl'na eriolste
allI 6rlmo zines inn Sftober lebtcn
Sabres bon @enerapuitmeiiter 9o.
naollon geItclltcn slntrageS. Ger
&cngrcb batte Conditions griuhen
llm cine oagemcine GrbGbung iait
ldntllher Eoitroten ahaclcbnt, ben
EpItmcilter aber ungclpieicn, iif noe.
gen Der Eafetpoitroten an sic 3,pi,
lhenitaotlihe Sanocisfommiiiipn sll
menoen. Sic SOC iiberlieb eS Dem
8eneralpoitmeiiter oen 3eitpunft
fiir bas SnfraIttrctcr Ser neuen Ma.
ten Ieitiulegen. Ser Eofetpoitoienit
arbeltcte nit einem Gerluit BON ca.
S4OO,O00,O0O pro Sa1r.