Gambling Threat
Training Program
At Military Bases
BILOXI, Miss., — Senator
Hunt (D-Wyo) sees the future of
Universal Military Training
threatened by gamblers around
military bases.
Hunt, a member of the Senate
Preparedness Committee, con
ducted a hearing here to deter
mine the effect of gambling on
the 30,000 airmen stationed at
Kaesler Air Force Base. The com
mittee will soon hold similar
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hearings at other yet undesig
nated bases.
He said at the conclusion of
the hearings that the testimony
left the committee no alternative
but to submit “an unfavorable
and highly critical report” on
gambling here, and warned:
“If conditions like this con
tinue, I think Universal Military
Training will go out of the win
dow.”
The basis of the committee’s
“highly critical” report will be
testimony that Sen. Hunt said
showed gambling interests had
so entrenched themselves as to
“virtually control the economic
life of the area.”
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(Formerly Glue Pot Cab)
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Communist Police Vacate
German Village On
East-West Border
BERLIN, i(£)) — East German
communist police, under Russian
orders, vacated the disputed vil
lage of Steinstuecken after con
trolling the area for five days.
West German police said the
communist garrison left the area
some time Tuesday morning. The
Russians notified American au
thorities they had ordered the
Eastern police out. The Soviets
said the U.S. and the Russians
now could discuss the status of
the 50-family village the Russians
seized last week.
The village is an island on the
border between the Russian and
American sectors of Berlin. The
East German State of Branden
burg sent in people’s police w;*h
out warning to take it over, and
the Western Allies protested
swiftly.
In a conciliatory note, Soviet
deputy commandant V. Sussnin
said the final status of the island
village probably would he de
cided after a joint Soviet-Ameri
can investigation.
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New Chief Engineering
Division of The ARC
Mr. Harold B. Schultz has been
named Chief, Engineering Divi
sion, Alaska Road Commission,
effective October 15, 1951, to re
place Mr. George M. Tapley who
has left the Road Commission to
join a consulting engineer firm.
Mr. Schultz joined the Engineer
ing staff of the Alaska Road
Commission in March, 1949, as
Chief, Bridge Design Branch, in
which capacity he has served to
the present time.
During the past several years
Mr. Schultz has designed and
prepared plans and specifications
for the modem highway fridges
of steel and concrete which are
being built as a part of the
Alaska Road Commission’s exten
sive highway reconstruction and
paving program now in progress.
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Wednesday, October 17
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