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REPORT URGES
MORE AIRSHIPS
Interval lonal News Service
Immediate development of
Ughter-than-air craft for both
commercial and military purposes
was recommended today by a spe
cial committee of the Commerce
Department’s business advisory
council.
In a report to Secretary of Com
merce Roper, the committee urged
action in this direction by the
Maritime Commission, which has
power to determine if Government
■ubsidies should be extended for
construction of aircraft engaged
in foreign commerce.
The committee, headed by Sam-1
nel P. Wetherill, Philadelphia engi
neering company head, and con
sisting of Robert G. Elbert, New
York; Gill Robb Wilson, Charles
E. Rosendahl and Garland Fulton,
met with Commerce Department
officials last month to canvass
current Ughter-than-air craft needs
ot the United States. The report
said:
“We feel that the United
States should not remain idle
and that immediate action is
necessary if American business
interests are to avoid losing
ground in this demonstrated
form of modern oceanic aerial
transportation.’*
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British News Reporter
Ousted by Germany
BERLIN, Dec, 3 (I.N.S.).—For
stressing German rearmament in
his dispatches, Karl Robson,
correspondent for the London
i Morning Post, today was under
a three-day order to leave the
Reich. He is the first British
I correspondent in Berlin to be ex
pelled.
STRIKE TRUCE STUDIED
RACINE, Wis„ Dec. 3 (1.N.5.).l
Executives of the J. I. Case Com
pany plant here, closed since Oc- j
tober 27, today considered terms
of a truce proposed by the strik-1
ing members of the United Auto
mobile Workers of America.
The union agreed to withdraw
the picket line if and when the
company agrees to the following
conditions:
The company will immediately
meet with the bargaining commit
tee of the union.
THE WASHINGTON TIMES, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1936
No production shall be engaged
in until the labor dispute is set
tled, and the only persons who
shall be permitted to enter the
plant shall be general office em
ployes and maintenance men.
Distribution of a $150,000 bonus
voted by directors of the company
is believed to hinge on a quick
settlement of the strike.
L. R. Clausen, president of the
company, refused to treat with the
workers until the picket line was
withdrawn.l
Once Quit as Mayor;
Houde Runs for Office
. MONTREAL, Dec. 3 (1.N.5.).
After dramatically resigning as
mayor three months ago, Camil
ien Houde bounded back into
municipal politics today by filing
nomination papers for the De
cember 14 mayoralty race.
The former mayor took out
papers and made his deposit less
than two hours before nomina
i tions closed.
rDo You Catch | Do Your Colds I
Cold Easily? I Hanqon and on? |
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Telephone District 7000
Typewriter Plant
Bombed Third Time
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.—The
Remington-Rand Plant in Syr
cuse, N. Y., last night was
bombed for the third time in five
months, company officials here
said they were advised by the
Syracuse manager.
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teed to atay in position. The low
price aaanrea me very neat of all
dental valuea. Inveatifata Immedi
ately.
Gold Crown and Bridge Work
$6 and $8 per tooth
ALL MODERN PAIN-PREVENT
ATIVE METHODS USED
DR.FREIOT
HOURS: Dally, 9 A. M. to fl P. M.
Sunday, 10 A. M. tolP. M.
407 Seventh St. N. W.

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