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8/15/41
"The surest safeguard against uninformed and arbitrary action is to be found in securing information from those best quail fled to know the results of any governmental action. Certainly, until such action, if any, be taken, its constitutionality cannot be weighed and determined by a court and, indeed, no presumption is to be indulged in that any action will be taken that is unconsti¬ tutional; nor is it to be presumed that the respondent will be required to give testimony of an irrelevant or privileged nature.
The inquiry should be conducted fairly and reasonably and it must be presumed that it will be. "
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AFMY WANTS STILL MORE RADIO OPERATORS
The Amy*s demand for more radio men is still urgent.
There is an opportunity for commissions as Second Lieutenants for 500 civilians and soldiers who can qualify as operators of the Army's new radio beam devices for detecting enemy bombers.
It was said the opportunity to win commissions quickly might not be offered again and that it was a good time for properly qualified applicants to enter military service.
Any unmarried male citizen between the ages of 21 and 36 who meets the requirements is eligible for the appointments, whether he is a civilian, a member of the organized reserve on active or inactive status, an enlisted man of the Regular Army or National Guard or a trainee taken into the Army under the provisions of the Selective Service Act.
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still another major city will soon be able to enjoy M reception when Station W47p of the WalkerDowning I^.dio Corporation (WWSW) in Pittsburgh begins daily operation on August 28.
Two new programs will be beamed to England by NBC short¬ wave stations WRCA and WNBI, powered by the two new 50,000-watt transmitters and augmented by directional beam antennas.
One of these, on Fridays at 12:45 P.M. EST, "Resistance in Europe" will be devoted to the factual details of resistance in currently conquered countries and occupied territories.
The other, "Comments on Current Events", on Mondays at 10:45 A. M. EST, will feature an objective and factual script.
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