davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-10-31
Public Health Backs
.S1@,814 Outlay for
Freedmen S Hospital

The Public Health Service has
recommended expenditure Of $780,
814 on far-reaching alteration and
personnel increase program for the
maternity ward of Freedmenis Hos
tpital following the recent infant
diarrhea epidemic which took 81
lives at the institution, it was an
nounced today.
The Federal Security Agency,
which approved the recommended
tions, said the program calls for
addition of As nurses and 6 at
tendants for maternity and nursing
services besides drastic plant i'm
provements. Expenditure of $38, ,463
in funds diverted from the hospi-
tails appropriation to begin the
work already has been authorized.
Announcement Of the program
was contained in report signed by
Surg. Gen. Thomas Parran and
Watson B. Miller. FSA admins
traitor, which commended DR.. James
L. Hall, Freedmen's superintendent,
for undertaking prompt, vigorous
and complete measures" to combat
the diarrhea epidemic last August.
Despite serious shortage of nurses
and inadequate ward facilities, the
report stated, Freedmen's mortality
rate was about the same as in other
hospitals.
The repair and alteration program
calls for placement of all vital parts
of the hospitals newborn and
maternity services on one floor, in
cluding nurseries, milk laboratories,
wards and delivery rooms.
Personnel additions would make
unnecessary interchange Of nurses
between nurseries devoted to full
term, premature, suspect and isola-
ton cases.
The report also calls for sharp
curtailment of visiting and rigid
control of admissions. Newborn
services should be limited to a
maximum of IS full-term and seven
premature babies. 1t was said. The
new setup should enable the hos
pital to care for about 1900 ma
territy cases year, the report
added.
Evening star., 1946-10-31
Boby's Asphyxiution
Is Declared Accidental

Five-month- -old Julia Purcell, coll
ored, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. VIII
son r. Purcell, 211 T street NV,
died yesterday after the nipple from
a pacifier became lodged In her
throat. Coroner A. Magruder Mac
Donald issued certificate OF death
by accidental asphyxiation today.
The child's grandfather, DR..
simon Carson, was the first colored
surgeon to practice at . District
hospital
Evening star., 1946-10-31
E Questions and Answers
On
National Representation
For the District of Columbia
... (Fifth of Series)
A Distinctive Busic American RIGHT

Guard, 1920. This makes an esti-
mated grand total of 8,402 men
and women from the District of
Columbia in all branches of the
service. This was greater than
each of IA States: Maine, 92,071;
Rhode Island, 84,597; Utah, &c.
1924; New Mexico, 60, ,47S; Arizona,
59,633; Montana, 58,665; South
Dakota, 57,686; North Dakota,
|56, 1856; Idaho, So, ,sS2; New Hamp-
shire, 52,356; Vermont, 35,019;
Delaware, 30,688; wyoming, 49,
$40, and Nevada, 1854. The
number of those from the Dis
trict of Columbia exceeded the
combined number furnished by
Vermont, Delaware and Wyo-
ming.
The District contributed to
the Marine Corps more men and
women than each of Is States:
Nebraska, Maine, Montana, Utah,
Rhode Island, Idaho, Arizona,
New Hampshire, New Mexico,
South Dakota, North Dakota,
Vermont, Delaware, wyoming
and Nevada. The number Of
those from the District exceeded
the combined number furnished
by Vermont, Delaware, Wyoming
and Nevada.
Question: What pere the cas-
udlties among those seruing
from the District?
Answer: The most complete
figures available are for service
in the Army. A War Department
release Of June ~, 1916, gave a
consolidated list of Army dead
and missing in World War II,
disclosing that the District of
Columbia, where 3,029 failed to
return, had the highest rate of
dead and missing, with sos per
cent. Among the States, Mary
land, with 20 per cent, had the
lowest rate. OF the Virginians
who went into the Army, 302 per
cent failed to return. For the
Nation as a whole the dead and
rate was 2.98 per cent.
To every demand Of devotion
and self sacrifice made upon
Americans, Washington has rem.
dered, is rendering, and will al
ways render full, hearty and un-
stinted response.
Evening star., 1946-10-31
Safety Slogan Contest
The Commissioners Traff

The Commissioners Traffic
Advisory Board is seeking a
slogan for use in the current
traffic safety campaign and is
offering cash prizes. The de-
tails:
The contest is open to every
one. It closes at midnight, No
vember 10. Slogans should be
not more than six words in
length. Entries will be judged
by a board selected from mem
bership of the Advertising Club
of Washington. First prize is
s100; second is $50; third is $25,
and there are, five prizes of IS
each. A certificate accompanies
each award.
Entries should be mailed to
Traffic Slogan Contest, Room
1011, Municipal Center, 301 c
street NV, Washington ],
D. C.
Evening star., 1946-10-31
Man Hit by Streetcor
In Serious Condition

Wladislaw Liwski, Sc, OF Soldiers
Home was in serious condition today
at Emergency Hospital after being
struck by streetcar last night in
the 800 block Of Georgia avenue
NV. He suffered q fractured skull,
the hospital said.
The driver Of the streetcar was
listed BY police as Elijah Hans
borough, ~, Of 5738 Washington
boulevard, Arlington.
Evening star., 1946-10-31

Question. On 11h1t ground DO
you seek national representa-
tion?
Answer: It is a distinctive basic
right of the American citizen-m
a Government of the people, by
the people and for the people
in a Government which roots its
justice in consent of the gov
erned-in a representative Gov
ernment which inseparably cou-
plies taxation and arms bearing
as a soldier with representation.
Question: In what particulars
are you meeting the same nu-
tional obligation as Americans
tDho are citizens of a State?
Answer: Washingtonians have
ever been foremost when Amer
icanism meant loss instead OF
benefit when to be Americans
meant to place both sacrifice Of
treasure and blood sacrifice upon
the Nations altar.
Washingtonians have paid
their proportion of every ma
tional tax, direct or indirect,
from the birth of the Nation.
The only national taxes that fall
directly and. in ascertainable
amounts upon the Americans are
the internal revenue taxes, in
the excise and income
taxes. In total contribution in
1856 to these taxes Washing
ton exceeded 20 Of the States,
though it exceeded in population
only IA of them. It's contribu-
tion was greater than those of
nine of the States combined.
Question: What notable con-
tributions and sacrifices for the
Nation haze been made By
Washingtonians?
Answer: Washingtonians have
risked life and shed blood in
every national war.
Complete figures are still un-
covering the service of
he yoteless and unrepresented
people of the District of Colum-1
,ia in the armed forces in World
Var II. To the Army the Dis
;rict contributed a total OF Ga, ,401
men and women; to the Navy
personnel, 24,SS1;; to the Marine
Corps, $500. and to the Coast
Evening star., 1946-10-31
Peruviuns Visit Academy

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 81 tPG-Two
Peruvian naval officers were formal
ly received at the Naval Academy
yesterday for two-day inspection
of academy buildings and grounds.
They are 1t. Comdrs. Carlos Salmon
and Fernando Elias.
Evening star., 1946-10-31


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Evening star., 1946-10-31
Auction at Thrift Shop

The Montgomery County Thrift
Shop, ATS Hamden lane, Bethesda,
will hold its annual one-hour auc-
ton at IL am. tomorrow. Mrs.
Walter e. Perry will act as auc-
tioneer,
Evening star., 1946-09-01

but when it comes to somebody deliberately
destroyin' somebody else's property he is
dead against it.
But Joe talks him into waitin' while.
An next day Johnny's mother drops in to
thank oil Joe for the fruit. Joe says, "How's
the Major comm along?"
Then Joe tells her that him an the Major
had business deal back in 36 where the
Major coulda done him dirty trick, but
he didn't - 50 Joe says he sent her the fruit
when he remembered that deal. An he
tells her he hopes her boy grows up like
his dad. That's all he told her. Figured
she'd tell Johnny.
Well, all that was maybe month ago.
Day before yesterday wholesale truck de-
livered six crates of strawberries to joe
They was beauties An what's more. there
wasn't no bill. Joe just wants to make sure
so he finds out that kid name of Johnny
has been workin' for this wholesale outfit
couple of weeks Right after pay day he
paid cash for the berries an told the driver
to deliver 'em to Fanucci.
How'd you know how to handle that
boy?" Bushy asks Joe when he hears what
happened.
"Oh," Joe tells him. "One O. the first
baskets O. fruit I ever sent went to the
Majors mother when the Major was about
Johnny's age" -WAllY B0REN
Evening star., 1946-09-01
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Your Delta dealer Can help you get
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Evening star., 1946-09-01

VoU never can tell just when a young
squirt will decide which fork of the
road to take.
Bushy Barnes was tellin' me about
kid here in the neighborhood which we will
call Johnny - because there is part of
the story that Johnny wouldn't want his
real name connected with.
Johnnys dad is Major an is still in
Japan. So when Bushy heard from Joe
Fanucci that Johnny had been swipin' fruit
out of Joe's store, they decided the thing to
do was to send the kids mother basket of
fruit, compliments of Joe.
Ilearn this is an old trick of Joe Fanuccis.
He says more'n one leadin' family here in
town has got an unexpected basket from
him in the last 20 years - an thought he
was just bein' nice to a good customer
when really he was shamin' the family
heir into bein' little more honest. You can
see how it might work, all right.
But Bushy says it only made Johnny
mad an bull-headed Next day Joe found
somebody had poured kerosene over stack
of six crates of Strawberries One of Joe's
clerks told Tubby Gropper, the cop, about
it. Tubby found out Johnny had bought
gallon of kerosene from Orley Hicks that
mornin'.
Tubby an Joe had talk an Tubby was
pretty mad. Tubby is big-hearted guy.
Evening star., 1946-09-01

Ever do any woodworking9 It's the
hobby that gives you these three kinds
Of happiness: The sense of relaxation
that comes when you forget your
worries as you use the inborn skill of
your hands. The fun of creating attrac-
tive, useful things. And the pleasure
and pride of using and sharing the
products Of your hobby.
No wonder it's such 4 popular
hobby. And when you get into it, you
understand why 50 many lobbyists
favor Delta Homecraft Power Tools.
The accuracy, depesdsbiity, and safety
Evening star., 1946-09-01
q u,z 'rn
"A news pencil and-paper game

/. COLLEGE BOYS :. How much more
will the acreage man who is college trained
earn than the unframed?
$4,000 more during his lifetime.
z. SHO0 FLY What use hare scientists
found tor the common housedy?
Housefies have been put to work cross
pollinating celery plants. Flies are used in
stead of bees because they are easier to
handle. - L. B., Corona, N. Y.
:. FREE PORT. Where is the second free
bort to be established in the u S.?
In New Orleans. The first free port -
New York was established in 1897
4. STAINED WINDOW .. A new stained
windoU Was gicen 10 ST. Andrews Church at
Northants, England, by American service
men, What does it Depict?
American history from the Pilgrim Fathers
Evening star., 1946-09-01

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Evening star., 1946-09-01

to the Atlantic Charter meeting of Winston
Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt.
S. GOING UP The War Department
announced that the cost Of maintaining and
equipbing a soldier in his first year has gone
UP. What is the cost?
$59O68, or an increase of $57. 10 over last
year. D. A. S., Brooklyn, ~ Y.
6. CORRECT TITLE :. What is the cor
rect and official title of Fred M. Vinson?
Chief Justice of the United States. Not
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, as IS
often thought. R. S., Bonneville, Miss.
CONDUCTED 81 ~ M-->
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used in this column. Proof mMst accompany 0nscer.
Address: Tom Henry. THIS WEEK. 42O Lexington
Ave. N. Y. c. II. Unaccepted contributions cannot
be acknowledged returned.
Evening star., 1946-09-01
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-27

Sic irankiai yra kritiskame sarase
-jie sunkiai gaunami ir sunkiai
pamainomi. Ju gauti reguliariai
visos Sales telefonu kompanijoms
tiesiog negalima. To pasekmeje,
The Western Electric Company, is
dirbejai Bell System reikmenu, tu-
ri du vyru Ohio valstijoje Cir kitus
vyrus kitur) jieskancius tu reikme-
nu pavaduotoju.
"Taip igyti irankiai ne visada yra
atitinkami reikalavimams ir mes ne
CALM daug ka' daryti pasirinki-
mui dabartinese salygose", pareis-
ke F. P. Merrick, Ohio Bell divizi-
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tynas. broliai Juozo, is Veliuono
| val.
Auskalnis, Jonas is Pajurio, Tau
| RACES ap.
Andriusiute, Domicele, is Igliaukos
Marijampoles aps.
Avizius, Jonas, turejes giminiu Sas
navos par, gyv. Washington, tu
rejo uki prie miesto.
Bakucionyte. Palionija, ir jos sesuo
kilusios is Uzusiliu k, Pabaiskt
", Ukmerges ap.
Baltuska, Adomas, is Marijampoles
Baranauskas, Antanas, is Alytaus
Bendikas. Jurgis, is Juodpetriu k
Batakiu ", Taurages aps., gyv
Chicago.
Buiguniene. ar Buginiene, S., gyv
Northern Blv., Long Island City.
Bagdoniene Kleizaite, Ona, nasl6
Antano, If iu vaikai. gyv. Brook
lyn ar Chicago.
Baksys, Petras, turejes giminiu Sim
kaiciu ", Raseiniu ap., gyv. Chi
Bakunas (Hamas) Kazys, is Navi-
ninku k, Vilkaviskio ap., gyv.
Milwaukee.
Baniulis, Alfonsas ir Baniulis, An
tanas. is Ezeraiciu vienk., Zelvos
val, Ukmerges ap.
Baukiene Sarpaliute, is Igliaukos,
Marijampoles ap.
Beistartas, Dzidorius, ir jo Selma,
is Erzvilko val, Taurages aps.,
gyv. Vandergrift, Pa, ar Chicago.
Bernadisiene Liupsyte, Ieva, gyv.
Chicago, turf angliu prekyba.
Bertulis, Antanas, is Vaidloniu, Tros-
kunu val.
Brundzaites, Elena ir Mare, isteke-
jusiu pavardes nezinomos, tureju-'
sios giminiu Marijampoles ap.
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Andrius. Liudvikas ir Olga. Is
Kvietiskiu ", Marijampoles ap.,
gyv. Cleveland.
Vaitkeviciute, Kons-
tancija, gyv. bene Des Moines.
Chirin, Teodoras, gyv. Brooklyn,
buv. kasininkas Hamburg-Ameri-
ka Line.
Cepkauskas, Aleksas ir Cepkauskas,
Justinas. broliai Onos, is Vilkijos
". Kauno ap.
Petras, brolis Jono, is
Vilkijos ", Kauno ap.
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Vinkevicius, Romualdas, is Merkines
| val, gyv. Brooklyn.
Voytinskis, Vladimiras, dirbo sta.
tistikos biure Washington.
Williams Paulikaite, Marincijana
is Kretingos, gyv. Chicago.
Zahnsangeris, Emilis, is Taurages
aps., 1927 m. isvyko Kanada.
Zatulskiene Dumscha Viola Vale)
gim. Amerikoje, gyv. New Haven
Conn.
Zeveckis, Antanas, Juozas ir Kazi-
raieras, is silales val.
zibas, Antanas ir Juozas, sunps Jo-
no, is Kuziu val, gyv. Chicagos
priemiestyje.
zilaityte Dunaitiene, Juzefa, is
Jurbarko, gyv. Gilisteje (?).
Zubas Senulyte, Petronele, atvyko
j Amerika 1929 M, gyv. Phil.
zymantas (zymancius), Jonas ir
Juozapas, is silales val, gyv.
Chicago.
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cernauskas, Pranas.
Daukantas, Antanas, turf restoran;
New York, is zidiku ", Mazeiki,
| ap.
Didzbaliene Skripkute, Kristina
is Dauksiu k, zagares v.
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sakiu K, Pajavonio w., Vilkaviskit
ap., gyv. New York.
Dovydaityte, istekjusios pavarde ne
zinoma, isvykusi is Barzdu v.
Sakiu ap.
Fleck, Andrew, gyv. Brooklyn.
Galminiene Baldauskaite. Stefani
Geeiene Radvilaviciute, Elena, gyv
! Iowa v.
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kaviskio ap., ir jos dukte Adele.
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varde nezinoma,. is Balabostu k
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is Debeikiu baznytkaimio, Utenos
ap.
Gross, August, is Visgiriu, gyv. Mil
WauKee.
Gumbelevieiutes, dvi seserys, is Put
ciu k, Pabaisko ", Ukmerges ap
Gustas. Povilas, is Karaliskiu k,
Kiduliu v.
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pas ir Mateusas, bel ju sesuo Ana
stazija, vaikai Karolio, Pustape-
dziu k, VilkaviSkio ap., gyv. Gle
veland, o.
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Miskiniu k, Uzpaliu ", Utenos
Jurgutyte. Petronele..
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siu k, Zagares v.
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bene Linkaitiene ar Sinkartiene,
is saukenu ", Siauliu aps., gyv.
Chicago.
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pikuose, gyv. Milwaukee.
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is Kalnociu k, Obeliu v. Rokiskio
ap., ir Mildred, ginusi Amerikoje,
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Vilkaviskio ap., gyv. Baltimore.
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susirasinejusi SUI gi-
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W. Mazeikiu a.
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kiveris, Jeronimas. sunus Jono, is
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Vincentas, is Kinkiu k,
Papiles ", siauliu ap.. gyv. Chi
cago.
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lis Onos Ivanauskienes.
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Ne, tai ne zmogus nuo Marso
Jis yra Robert w. Bolton, nuo 9735
Woodward Avenue, telefono ivede-
jas is The Ohio Bell Telephone Com
pany, parodantis ivairius irankius
kurie reikalingi visokiose salygose
prie darbo ivedimui jums. paprasto
telefono.
Suprantama, jis nesinesioja susi-
kabines ant saves visus tuos iran
kius. Jie didumoje sukrauti troke,
kuriuo jis vazineja, kur jie leng-
val prieinami sulyg reikalo.
Taciau reikia suprasti kad visi
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DAYTON. OHIO
KADA BUS GROJAMA OVER
TURA PERGALEI PRIZES
STALINA?

Rugs. 1, Island Parke, atsi-
buvusiame paskutiniame sios
vasaros koncerte, kuri ispilde
Don Bassett zymus benas, pa
balgoje buvo grojama komp.
Caikovskio overtura, atzyminti
Maskvos pergale prizes Napo-
leona 1912 metals ir sykiu bu-
vo leidziamos ugniu rakietos.
Bet dabartinis Maskvos rau-
donas Napoleonas (Stalinas)
daug daugiau yra pralenkes
anu laiku Prancuzu Napoleona
savo barbariskumais. Stalinas
jau spejo j trumpa laika daug
krastu uzgrobti, sykiu ir mu-
su tevyne Lietuva. 10 atplu-
dusios gaujos tuose krastuose
seimininkauja barbariskais bu-
dais. Bet jam to dar neuzten-
ka, jis yra pasiryzes toliau zy-
giuoti If net visa pasauli grob-
tt savo nagus. Ta liudija Stu
dienu Maskvos vedama politi-
ka. Bet ateis laikas kad tas
raudonasis Napoleonas lures
nesdintis atgs. Tada bus su-
kurta pergales overturos, ir
visos issiluosavusios tautos ir
salys gros jas su didziausiu
dziaugsmu. Lietuviai kompo-
zitoriai irgi sukurs dziaugsmo
muzikos ir dainu kuriniu, per-
galei prizes barbarizma atzyne-
ii. J. A. Urbonas.
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jos.
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Chicago.
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Simonaviciute sipuliene, Amilija,
is Marvenkos- -Kaunas,
Simonyte, Olga (Mrs. A. J. Jeffers)
gyveno Santa Barbara, CAL, tu-
ri dukteri Mary.
Sipaviciene Kralikauskaite, Zofi-
ia, arba jos vaikai Elena ir Zig
mantas, gyv. Philadelphia.
sipuliene Simonaviciute, Amilija,
is Marvenkos- Kauno.
slikaite Karaliene, Agota, ir jos
vyras Juozas, is Pajevonio val,
gyv. Chicago.
Stankevicius, Konstancija, gyv. Chi
cago.
stork (Garnys), ona, gyv. Califor-
MIA.
Stuoka. Ignas, gyv. Chicago.
Sulciene, Anele, is Saukliu.
Sykes, Stephen c., gyv. 6671 Michi-
gan ave-, Detroit, Mich.
Vaitkute Petruskeviciene, Felicia, |
gyv. Chicago.
Valatkaite Petutiene, Kleopa, duk.
Vinco ir Martos, gyv. Illinois val.
Valenas, Antanas, turf kepykla Ga
ry, Ind.
Viktoraviciene. Aleksandra, gyvena
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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jos komercinis vedejas.
"Musu svarbiausias tikslas yra
pasivyti su uzsivilkusiais telefonu
ivedimo uzsakymais kaip greiciau-
sia galima ir pasiekti ia laipsni ka-
da aplikantas gaus ivesti telefona
be trukdymu.
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sGILIAUSIAS uostas Suv.
Valstijose yra New Orleans,
Georgia valstijoje, kuris taipgi
yra vienatinis uostas turintis
zalias ir raudonas trafiko svie-
sas.
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