davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07

ing that perhaps Detroit's pitch
ing staff is cracking a little.
OF course, the Tiger hitters may
really open up the rest OF the
way and give the pitchers more
help than they've been getting.
but pitching still is Detroits best
bet. If they blow up now, with
Washington running wild, that
could be the end OF everything.
Wherever the Senators finish,
Manager Ossie Bluege certainly
has fooled n lot Of people.
Picked 10 finish on top by many
experts In 1914. the Mats ended
In last place. Now Bluege has
his club where no one figured
they had a right 10 be.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07

blrdleS IN yes
terdays ra in.
Byrd score d
80 = "a Td, TO
pick up a stroke
on KocSiS The
Red Runner had
1886 I'll. The
one-Stroke diff
{ enc was
represented by
Sam s birdie on
the eighteenth.
Chuck had a
par 5 { h Q r Q
after being well
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
STCoRB CANT

rTo'sf - 102e Totals "a II -
Two our uhen wtnninT run scored
s-curtriEht haVtso f1r iss m siEhth
h-CuccinsI1 nsftse for Pspitr N nlnth-
c-OrenFo fsh for Tresh IN ninth
DETROIT 00n oo0 NO.
ChicaFo 600 900 no8-3
Runt-Yort NlfUer H0Csstf MicfaeIf
Orenge. Errofs-Y1rs OUTLAW, NichseIs Runs
hetfec in-X1rk. MaTn. MuGsE- TEesii- rss-Ssss
hifS-Rirhsruf. Mueller Home un-Norf
stolen bsss-H0cEsIf Do0bie p.sy-Hooyef n
Mayo n H0rk Left On hsses-Dstroit ] o.
ChiraFo Hssf on bsiis-OW Mueller OF
Lee 2 sfruCE 0ut-hy Mueller . ~ Lss
~ rrpifh HfrS-OW Les ir tnnfngi
Uinninf rifchsr-FspiEr L0slrT pl'thsf-
NusIisF f-~ ~rlrss-Grisvs arc pirErn. Tine
"a o.. A,lsaaanes-l7,i54.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
How They Stand

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS REsuLTs
Chiesso ia. DETROIT "a.
Washin fton SIS. Boston al
Cleveland as, ST Louts $40
PHILADELPHIA 50 Nev York IL
LATE SATURDAY RESULT
St Louis . Cleveland \.
ToDAY's GAMES
DFTROIT At ChicaFa "a
Cleveland at 81 Louis ttvtlifht1.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Chuck kOcSiS Leads
Byrd by One Stroke
BY NJ. T. DRUKENBROD

GRAND RAPIDS Aug 6"Turning back the pages Of history
thriller Chuck kocSs OF Red Run attempting al Cascade
Michigan Open day
final which scheduled for yesterday
had SOShed
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07

through the third 1S holes in
downpour that continued until
late in the day and made the
course unplayablc.
KocSiS. who won over the same
layout IL years ago, when ne de-
feated Tommy Armour in play
off, entered today's final out in
front with a 54-hole total OF 2O9.
one stroke ahead Of Sam Byrd,
the Plum Hollow star.
BYRD GETS 20
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Sports
Reconversion Note:
Wants Knickers Back
Nv LEO MACDoNELL

CHICAGO. Aug. 6 This recon-
version is a bigger problem than
they thought.
There is the matter OF getting
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
SaiIbOatS Cross Line
Almost HuII-fO-HuIE
BY GEORGE r.. VAN

PUT.IN-BAY, O, Aug 6-Just
before dawn, when night IS
blackest. two 4S-foot sloopS
plowed their way across the finish
line in the Interlake Yachting As
sociations 70-mile deep water
race.
Their hullS were almost to-
gether as two finish guns were
fired from the judges boat of
Middle Bass Island near the Lonz
Winery dock.
Not until yesterday evening was
the winner announced as George
Gonyeau'S S-meter Armida. This
was reached after consultation
between the crews Of this ship and
Shamrock. wned by Eddie
WunSch and Bob Kerr.
s-SECOND EDGE
The Official timing gave Armida
an S-second advantage over Sham
rock. The winner crossed At
4 90 as, Shamrock al 4 09: 81 a. m.
NIppy Spinnaker work aboard
Armida on the last leg from Bal
last Island 10 the finish won for
her crew.
Pintal. cn-Skippered hp peree
Darnell and Clyde Palmer, took
third after leading down 10 Kel-
leys Island. II miles from the
finish. She was two minutes y
seconds behind Armida.
Intrepid, Norm ArcherS 8
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
RAIN CUTS CROWD

romped to pair OF triumphs over
the Red SoX.
RAIN CUTS CROWD
A crowd of 17,l54 paid custom
ers, cut to that size by threat
ening weather, saw the White Sox
twice come from behind 10 win
games that the Tigeys seemed 10
have safely put away in the we'll
known bag. 1t was about the
most brutal experience suffered
by the Tigers this screwy season.
BY their sweep, the White SoX
ran their string Of victories over
the Tigers 10 four in the siXgame
series. They are scheduled 10
play the remaining two games
this afternoon. If the doctors have
the Tigers patched up by that
time.
The fading Tigers have now lost
II out of their last Is games on
the road. which is no tribute 10
their courage away from The
friendly confines of Briggs
Stadium.
MUELLER SUFFERS
Les Mueller, the beSpectacled
-rIEhrhandcT who was making his
FIRST start since his brilliant stand
in the 24-inning game with the
Athletics in Philadelphia little
over two weeks ago, suffered the
worst break OF the day.
After pitching eight and one
third innings Of shutout ball
which with 1874 innings in The
. Philadelphia contest tetaied an
even p ScoreleSs innings the path
10 Mueller's defeat was CREASED
with an error. For eight innings.
Mueller was invincible over that
stretch. the White Sox totalcd
only FIVE scattered hits
They got only two runners as
| far as third base. Then in the
ninth came the blowoff. With one
out. Girls Hockett laced a single
TO center. CaSS Michaels. the for
mer Detroit Sandlotter who has
been A thorn in the sides Of the
Tigers, promptly singled TO left.
MCHAELS A THORN
Mike fresh came through with
another single. scoring Hockett,
/ And when Jimmy OUTLAW from
center threw the ball into the dirt
and il rolled through Bobby Maier
Al third. MichaelS also scored with
what was the tying marker Tony
Cucinnello hit for Frank PapiSh.
a pitcher. and Maier made a fine
stab for two out.
The skies cleared for Mueller.
but only for a second. Wally Moses
I followed with a single 10 right
that scored Joe Orengo. who ran
for fresh. and the game was over.
In the first game. Paul Dizzy
Trout blew a s 10 2 lead which his
mates had put in the bank for
him. The Tigers piled up their
lead on Bill Dietrich in the first
five innings. After Bill departed.
Johnny Johnson, Iefthsnder who
lives in Ypsilanti. took over and
held the Tigers in check except for
a slight lctup in the ninth.
OVERMIRE GOES IN
With Trouts collapse, the White
Sox scored four runs in the sixth
inning. The iallies all came with
two out, as three hits were
punched with two walks. Kcrby
Farrell and Roy Schalk batted
home the quartet Of runs
When three Of the first Sox 10
face Trout in the seventh hit
safely Frank tStubby) Overmire
was hurled into the fray. Over
mire was no more effective than
Trout. and, when the eighth came
around. Pat Mclaughlin was on
the mound for the Tigers for the
/ first time this season.
II
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07

meter. finished al i52.43 and
Gale Beardsley's slX-metcr Mad
cap at s:02:l5 to comDlete the
racing entries.
Toot Gmeiner's Apache crossed
at 5.l3.43. more than three hours
ahead Of the next racinC-cruislnG
boat. Clare Jacobs Revelry Al
Sl9;l3 and Norman SarnS' Mink
at S.o4 lS.
METEOR WINNER
Marg l.. Tommy ClarkS cut.
ter, beat the other cruising ship
hut took second 10 Hank Burk.
ard 5 Meteor on corrected time
Bob NceSley'S schooner. Kitti.
wake, edged out his arch rival
Ed Conlin'S Spindrift when the
latter skipped TOO close 10 tho
rocks off kelleys Island. SPIN
drift got Off undamaged.
RILGEWASH Three days Of
racing open today with approx
mately 30 boats fHom Detroit
sailing. Al Wakefield, Vcrmilion
star boat wizard. who has
raced here for y years in the
class, Is heFe bat Is passing up
racing Eight L-claSS boats are
entered including four from De-
troli. two glrl crows of Doris
Nevins and Doris Taylor and the
ships Of Ted Kuhn and Arden
Poulson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago IA. Cincinnati 81
New York ia. PhfiAdelphia A1 til -
ningsl.
ST LSuis los. rittsburrh li1.
Brooklyn ~, Boston o-io
LATE SATURDAY RTSULT
Nev York D.. Pbuadelphia q
TODAY's 0AMES
Rrootiyn ~ BOSTON.
81 Louis at PittshurEh
Only games scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indiana polls ~, ~. Past ia.
Milwaukee 70, Columbus 40
LousviIle a. Minneapolis 10.
Kansas city al, Toledo 81.
ISTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Montreal 90, Ierssy CITY 10.
sfrasu~ IA, Buffalo 40.
NeWark N. Toronta IA.
Rochester 81, Raltlnore i-e.
rNCIFIC COASr LTAGrE
Sesttis tIs. San Francisco A
Oakland 50 San DIEGO al
Sssrnmrnts =. los Anfeies
Portland TIA, Hoiiyvoef -
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Beaten Twice;
Mats Win Two
BY LEO MACDONELL

CHICAGO, Aug 6-The doctors
wouldn't let visitors in TO see the
Tigers today.
Doing as we'll as could be ex-
pected." was the cryptic report
from the sick ward after major
operations performed on them by
DIR. James Dykes and his White
Sox medicos at Comiskey Park
over the weekend
You can take the expected
any way you want to. but. the
screaming could come from other
wards as a result of double
shellacking handed them by the
White Sox on the sad Sabbath
yesterday. II 10 8. and Z 10 ?
The Tigers today had a league
lead of two and one-half games
sliced TO bare half game over
the sizzling hot Senators. who
romped to a pair of triumphs over
the Red SoX.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
BYRD GETS 20

BY finishing with a pair Of
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-03

panas is Meksikos Don Caspar
de Portola atrado San Francis
co ilanka ir pusiausali ir sesi
metal veliau per Golden Gate
arba Aukso Vartus j ia ilanka
iplauke pirmas laivas.
17T6 metals, kada Atlantiko
|pakrastyje Americas kolonis-
tai ginklu, revoliucija ir karu
steige savo nepriklausoma res
publika, Ispanas vienuolis mi
sijonierius Junipero Sierra at
.vykes j ten .iau buvusi maza
Ispanu kaimeIi isteige Dolores
Misija. Kadangii ,iis buvo vie
nuolis Pranciskonas, nuo to il
miestas gavo San FRANCISCO
pavadinima.
Xxi 1s4S METU, kuomet Ka.
lifornijoje buvo atrastas aux
sas, San Francisco buvo mazas
kaimelis is IA nanny il 60 gy-.
ventoju. zinia apie aukso at
-radima beveik per nakti ta kai-
nell isaugino j judru miesta-
j du metu ten jau radosi 10000
gyventoju.
Kelis kartus Sis miestas bu-
vo sunaikintas ugnies ir vel
isnaujo atsistate.. Bet patti bal
siausi isnaikinima jau isdide-
jes miestas sulauke 1906 me-
tu zemes drebejimo, kuomet
kile gaisrai paverte visa mics
ta j pelenus. Is pelenu mics
tas isaugo j svarbu pasaulini
komercini miesta kokiu jis sia-
dien yra.
Per j eina prekyba SUI Pa.
cifiko salomis ir Azija, Aus.
tralija ir India. j lanko lai
val is Europos, atplaukdam
per Panamos Kanala.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-03

San Jose de Guadalupe -
1797.
San Juan Bautista - 1897,
! SAN Miguel Arcangel -
1897,
San Fernando Rey de Es-
.pana - 1897,
San Luis, Rey de Francia -
1892,
Santa Inez = 1904,
San Rafael Arcangel - 1917
San Francisco, Solano de So
noma - 1923.
Pats Misijonierius Junipero
Sierra, gimes 1713, savo darba
tese Xxi 17S4 metu, po jo Misi-
jas steige dar per apie 40 me-
tu 10 draugai Pranciskieciai.
Kaip matote, vienu tu sven
tuju vardai NUNS zinomi, kiti
visai nauji, mes 4spanai tureio
ellie savo sventuju. kaip mes
sayo sv. Kazimiera ir kt.
Xxi 1922 METV Kaliofrnija
priklause Ispanijai, tais metals
Meksikieciai ia uzeme, ir Misi-
ju steigimas baigesi. Ten pra-
dejo apsigyventi Meksikos is
eiviai.
Lake karo SUI Meksika, 1876
metals Amerikieciai nugaleje
Meksika uzeme ta Pacifiko pa
krasti ir ten iskele Amerikos
veliava. Kalifornija tapo pri-
imta j Unija 1850 metals.
1848 metals buvo atrastas
auksas, kas sutrauke j Kali
fOrnJa daug AmerlkOS zmO-
niu is rytiniu valstiju.
KALIFORNIJOS sostine ne
sioja patti syarbiausi pavadini-
ma - Sacramento.
Paeiame pietiniame Kalifor-
MICS gale, prie Pacifiko, ram
dasi San Diego miestas, kur
dabar gyvena DR.. Norem, au-
torius 'Timeless Lithuania"
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TABLESPOONFUL
Pajieskomi asmenys:

Pajieskomi asmenys:
Aleknaviciute Stase, 1923 m. is
vykus is Kauno ir gyvenus Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Andriuskevieius Juozas, gyvenes
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Baltrusaitiene- -Bracaite, Stase, is
siauliu ap., Kurtuvenu ", Pablo
Gig k, gyvenus Chicagoj.
Elsbergas Vladas, Izidoriaus su
nus, is Raseiniu miesto.
Jaseliunai, Mykolas ir Steponas,
gyvene Chicagoj ar apielinkej.
Grigaliunas Stasys, gyv. Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Grigaiunas Mykolas, gyvenes ar
tebegyvenas Chicagoj ar APPEL.
Kasperavieius Kazys, nuo Simno,
,gyyenes Boston, Mass, ar APPEL.
Paltanavicius Adomas, gyv. Rum
ford, Me-, in Jieva Paltanaviciute.
r Petraska Adomas, nuo Balbieris-
kio, gyv. Boston, Mass, ar APPEL.
Petraska Juozas, is Simno, gyv.
Boston, Mass, ar APPEL.
Piliponyte Lucia, istekejusios pa
varde nezinoma, is Klaipedos kr.,
silutes ap., Dronsiliu k. Spejama
gyvena Chicagoje.
Polekauskai, Boleslovas, Antanas
ir Juozas, zinomi dar kaip Paula
kowski, kile is Suvalku apielinkes.
Pozulp Jokubas, gyvenes 1924 S
Fairfield av., Chicagoj, ir spejama
dar tebegyvenas Chicagoje.
Rudokai, Jieva, Antanas ir Juo-
zas, gyvene Worcester, Mass.
Srebaliai, ipediniai prizes apie q
metu mirusio Srebaliaus, kilusie
nuo Rietavo, Telsiu ap. 10 naslt
prizes kara buvo gryzus Lietuvon
o vaikai gyvena Amerikoje.
Urboniene-Brac julie, siaulip
ap., Kurtuvenu ", Pabijociu k, is
tekejus uz antro vyro, bet jo pa
varde nezifioma. Spejama kad tie
begyvena Chicagos apielinkeje.
| svoinickas Stasys, is Josvainiu
Kedainiu ap.
Kudirka Juozas, arba jo seimo
nariai.
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Ferro Ruosiasi Dide-
liens Darban,s

Padidejus so nuosimciu pasazie-
riniq karu produkcijai, kartu paso-
kus pareikalavimui Diesel motoru,
zada grazia ateiti Ferro Machine &
Foundry Company, 3155 East Goth
street.
Per 40 metu Ferro dirbo su au-
tomotivu industrija isvystant ir is
dirhant liedinius. John NJ. Price,
kompanijos prezidentas, laukia tos
dienos kuomet pareikalavimas Die
sci motorq daily susilygins ar vir-
sys automotivQ bizni.
Nors sios kompanijos didysis is
pletimas uzsites Xxi po Japonijos
nugalejimo, padideje uzsakymai ir
paklausimai parodo jog reikalinga
maziausia 500 darbininku daugiau
prie dabar dirbaneiQ 1000 darbi-
ninku
"Su tokiu numatomu darby page
rejimu", sake Mr., Price, "tie ge-
rieji darbininkai kurie dabar dirba
arba kurie gaus darbus Ferro dirb-
tuveje veliau turi puikia ateiti. Mu-
So darbas dabar, suprantama, yra
beveiik visasI militariskas ir suside-
da is sowing ir lektuvu bel tanku
daily. Kaip tik valdzia leis civili-
niam bizniui prasideti, mes tikime
dar daugiau darbo negu turin sia-
diem.
Ferro yra viena is keleto sales
mechanizuotu foundries kur maSi-
nos atlieka dauguma sunkaus dar-
bo. Gaminama planai dar dides-
niam modernizavimui kas. kuomet
bus uzbaigta. sudarys Ferro da1bi-
ninkams darbo salygas tokias ar
net geresnes negu didumoje Cleve-
lando dirbtuviu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-03

Lietuviu Misijos metu ir jis
buvo atvykes j San Francisco
padeti Lietuvos reikalais.
Pc to, dairantis po zemelapi
siaureje Oregon valstijoje ir
rytuose Nevada ir Arizona val
stijose, sventuju vardu miestu
daugiau kaip ir nematai.
Bendrai sakant, visose Suv.
Valstijose vienur ir kitur yra
miestu turinciu sventuju var
dus, bet niekur ju nera tick
daug kaip Kalifornijoje.
SAN FRANCISCO miesto is
torija tokia. 1869 metals Is
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Didelis Vaisiu Derlius

Ohio valstijoje symet numa-
tyta labai gausus derlius to-
matu, kukuruzQ ir pyciu. Ne
ziurint velyvu salnq kurios pa
kirto daug ziedu, tu vaisiu ir
darzoviu derlius yra labai ge-
ras.
Rugpju6io ir Rugsejo meme
81, kada bus Ohio dirbtuvese
konservavimas ir dejimas tn
produktu j skardines, reikalin-
ga bus dar 11,0O0 daugiau dar-
bininku negu jQ dabar turf.
Vaisiu il darzoviu konserva-
Vino dirbtuves randasi dau-
giausia siaurineje Ohio dalyje.
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KELIoNE; !
SAN FRANCISCO
X. S. KARPIUS.
Pastabos ir Patyrimai Kelio-
neie ir San Francisco.
(Tesinys is pereito mr.

N E1AAAJO A0 POASiSp m'I
MISIJOS visu 600 myliu il
gio Kalifornijos pajurio pa
krasciu sudaro savo istorine
reiksme, ir kadangi ju nera
buve kitur Suv. Valstijose
kaip tik Kalifornijoje, Suomi
paduosiu ju trumpa istorija.
Tos Misijos vadinosi Ispanu
Misiios, ikuriamos Pranciskie-
ciu' vienuoliu, pastangom kan
traus ir darbstaus vienuolio
Junipero Sierra ir eiles kitu
Pranciskieciu, ir uzeme laiko-
tarpi nuo 1859 Xxi 1923 metu.
Tq Misiju buvo isteigta isviso
21 ir tiktai Pacifiko pakrasty-
je, nuo San Diego siaure Xxi
dvejeto ju kick siaure nuo
Francisco.
stai tu Misiju isteigimo me
tai ir pavadinimai:
San Diego de Alcala = 1859
San Carlos - ITO,
San Antonio de Padua =
It'll,
San Gabriel = It'll,
San Luis Obispo - 1772,
Dolores - 1776 (San Fran
cisco miesto vietoje),
San Juan Capistrano - 1776
Santa Clara - 1777,
San Buenaventura - 1882,
Santa Barbara = 1888,
La Purisima Conception -
1857.
Santa Cruz - 1871.
Nuestra de la Soledad =
1791.
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Krasinskaite Aleksandra, is Ska
piskiu p, Girkalnio ", Raseiniu ap.
Gyvena Chicagoj ar apielinkej.
Valickaite Sofia, Vincento duk-
te, kilus is siauliu, gyvenus Chica-
goj ar apielinkej.
Narbuza Jurgis, is Stirniskiu k,
gyvenes Brooklyn, N. Y.
Subsistence Grigaliunaite julie, gy.
venanti Chicagoj ar apielinkej.
Mikoliunas Jonas, gyvenes Chica
goj ar apielinkej.
Consulate General of Lithuania
Al West 82nd Street
New York "a, N. Y.
arba
Consulate of Lithuania
80 N. LaSalle Street
Chicago 2, I'll.
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Gyvuliai Vezani j
Balkanu Sails

Apie $4,000 pieniniu karviu
ir daug arkliu bus isvezta j
Balkanu sails is Amerikos Sc
kanciu 18 menesiu begiu, pa
gelbejimui Graikijai, Albani-
jai, Jugoslavijai, Cekoslovaki-
jai ir Lenkijai gyvuliais, ku-
riu per kara isnaikinta apie
100000 galvu.
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ILLINOIS valstija begyje
sekanciu 10 metu statydins sa-
vo numatytose vietose ITO
nauiu orlaiviams stociu orinei
prekybai ir komunikacijai W.
styti. Isviso valstija lures
apie $50 lektuvams stociu. Da-
bar turi 80, is ju 20 randasi
Chicagos srityje.
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Tikisi Daug Divorsu

.Amerikos tikybu vadai pra-
nasauja kad po sio karo salyje
smarkiai pasoksi seimu per-
skyros divorsai, kas sudarys
didele problema baznycioms ir
visuomenei.
Nekurie speja kad net Xxi
80 nuosim6iu skubiu vedybu
ivykusiu karo pasekoje baig-
sis divorsais.
The Omaha guide., 1945-03-03

the war mobilization and reconversion Hill f. an-
phaslze the responsibility Of federal agencies and
government contractors to carry out their functions
without discrimination The existence Of anv
large pool OF unemplOymed workers creates a COM
petition for jobs which tends to drive down wages
and to lower living standards for the country as a
whole. Under the pressure Of this sort of connect
ltlOn the workers themselves tend to raise irrele-
vent issues OF race, religion and national origin as
reasons why they should have the available Jobs in
preference to other workers with equivalent skills.
Tins kind OF conflict after the war may be used to
destroy labor unity and to break the power of labor
unions. An attempt to plan postwar full employ
ment by removing basic causes of friction in adj
vance is being made in a series Of bills before Con
gress. Obviously the racial minority problem
will be more important in the postwar full employ
ment program in some areas than in Others"
(chtcago Sun, January 1s, 1s45)
8. 1.-The Fair Employment Practice Committee
deserves concentration for coming to grips at last
Win the Capital Transit case. The discriminate
ION IN this case is candidly acknowledged bv the
company, but attributed entirely to an unwilling
ness on the part OF It's white employees to work a.
longslde Negroes in platform jobs. It seems to US.
however, that the company has magnified the haz-
ard OF complete s%toppage. Transit workers tried
This IN Philadelphia, but the Army put a speedy end
ITO 1t. Negro platform workers are now employed
IN that city with no evidence of friction. In Los
Angeles, a threatened stoppage failed to material
lze after the Philadelphia strike was quelled, and
MeSIoeS are now employed there, too, without diff
%ficulties. No doubt prejudice is more rife among
the predominantly Southern employees Of the Cap
ltal Transit Co.; but we do not believe they would
or could-defy the power of the United States Gov
eminent. Nor do we think that the Government
ought to yield in this or any other situation to the
threats OF a bigoted and truculent minority I'LL. Bus
and %streetcar operators are urgently needed in this
city. 10 bar men from serving in these Jobs be-
cause of their race or color is at once to hamper the
war program and to subvert the principles for
which the war is being waged. Since the Capital
Transit Co. will not take the responsibility Of insti-
tuting fair employment practices, the FEPC must
shoulder this responsibility for il"
- LMashingtnn Post Janmarx Is 1850
The Omaha guide., 1945-03-03
ACTIVITIES.

The Democrats in the House have chosen for
chairman OF the newly created permanent commit
Tee on un-American activities, successor to the Dies
committee, a so-called compromise candidate. He
is Representative Edward J. Hart, of JERSEY CITY,
TOR many years a stout Hague adherent, which is a.
bout the worst thing to be said of him. His best
recommendation for the post is his conception Of the
committees function as set forth in an interview
last Sunday. L believe he said, there is a great
need for supervision of un-American activities. The
tlrst great need though, is for a definition of what
unAmerlcan activities are. | deplore the attitude
found In 50 many quarters that a thing is unAmer-
lean because it is opposed to the personal views Of
those who are doing the denouncing. The COM
mlttee should find it's proper area Of action and ad-
here to it His credo is unexceptional. 1t sug-
gests only two questions: Will he stick to it as
chairman and, as chairman, will he have the person.
al force and courage to impose it on the committee
as a whole? AS to the first point, he deserves the
full benefit Of ones doubt. AS to the second, one
may hope for the best but with misgivings. A prom
lnent member of the committee will be Representa-
tive Rankin, of Mississippi, who proposed and en-
glneered its creation and whose violent prejudices
racial and political, are notorious. The rest of the
membership will include some Dies supporters only
less hostile to the expressed liberalism of their
chairman. He will have a tough team to discipline.
His efforts along this line should have overwhelm-
ing popular backing
New York Herald Tribune, January Il, 1s45J
The Omaha guide., 1945-03-03

Joseph D. Nunan, Jr., Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue, sug-
gested four simple rules to help the
millions of wage earners who intend
to use their Withholding Receipts
as their 1914 income-tax returns.
A return on either a Withholding
Receipt or on Form 1040 is required
not later than March Is from every
person who had $500 or more in
come last year.
The suggested rules are as fol-
lows:
1. Be sure to answer fully the
questions about your income on the
front side of your receipt If you
had more than one job last year and
if you had income outside of your
job, be sure to include all your
income. If husband and wife are
making a combined return, include
all the income of both. Read the
test" on the receipt to see if you
are eligible to use the receipt as a
return; if not, use Form 1040 and
attach your recent to it