davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25
CI-Shieber
s~ehuedigten U. S.

8eIbington - GurA @clOmani-
pulationen, sic nit ShleidbanDel .
@el6dften bon Solooten in lleberiee
in 8~erbinOung iteben, O~iirften Der
Reqierung ser Ser. Staateu @erluite
pom iiber 500 MiGionen Collar emit
Iteben.
Giele Sdatung oas Goppelte
elmer fiir5lih pom engliiHen Sdas
amt genonnten 8erluIt3iffer mur-
Sc Don eiiem 9egierungs6eamten &C.
modt, ser gu bieletb ieoof) nif)t 81
alien Snformations- Guellen 3ntritt
fat. gr 6etonte, Dap es lid I'M cine
SdGbnng banoeIte, 1tno Dertpies Die
3eporters I'M iibrigen ans ariegs
department.
Sic oortige offi3ielle antport be-
lagt le0iglih:
,,@iniges Militar- mo 3ioil Ser
lonol Der ne. in ueberiee beteiligte
iid in GeltIdlano an gepiiien 0er-
tralegolen" 8erf1uien BON 2ieierun-
gen melfe 4udbreno un0 nad) Dem
Griege our6 Golfer betr1ge eruor-
ben poroen marel1, Die ibnen periGn-
lih, ser Hegiertng ODER anoeren
Stellen %geborten. 9ieie glrt @eidaf-
te meroen geneinbiu as 5dleihban.
oels : @eif1fte be5eifnet.
,,Seute bGlt sic amerifanilde Ar.
NEE cine 'lnnge' 8olition in oeutihen
&eidsmdrf, Die lie gem1B ibrer &C.
genm1rtigen 8olitif I'M normalen
@eidaftsberfebr mieoer in ben 9an-
oel 3uriidflieBen l1Bt. Ger gegenpdr-
tige Neihnlarfbeitnno iiberiteigt ie-
bod niht Die fitr sic 3ufunit in Nus
Iidt genommenen MltSgGben. Gin
pollitGnOiger 8eridt iiber ben Or
iper6 uao Die @erfiiglng Der 8eItdn.
Sc lit SIR 3eit in AuSarbeitung, am
Sen betreffenoen aomitees oes Son
greiieS oorgelegt 5it meroen.
Sdabomtsiefret1r Simpler bate
fiir5lih &eportern geiagt, 0aB iein
Department feline Sd1bung 0es
GerlliiteS babe, linO aud oos Budget
bureau oas Material niht belfaifen
fonne.
Gie 6eititeIllng Oes ariegs De
partments, Dab oie gniammlling pom
ReidSnnrt Clange' 9olition) nidlt
Ben fHnftigen geoarf iiberidreite.
oeutet oarauf bin, BOB Die Armee
nidlt ermartet, mebr oon Der bent.
iden @6brilng eitfgenommen 5u ba-
herL alS lie olisgeben fam. Der Der
luit miro oaber oie 7ifferen3en lein
smiid)en benz b0beren oiFi5iellen
&eihsmarf aurS uno Der pirfliden
G1uffrnft ser Reifsmarf.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25

ober nidt cine ser brenneaoen sra.
Qen elmer 2oiung 5i9eiiibrt, Sopiet.
NuBenminiiter l}olton lit ben PIN
iidlten Der @eitmdd)te bier uldt cnt.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT bet lie aber aud,
nibt gang 3ttriidgeWieien 10 oaB Der
Mllsgang nod 3meifel9eft lit. Sails
elm Nbfommen fiber 9elterreid e.
sielt lperoen lollte, mitBte 9}olotop
gell5 foltfrete 8ori6ldge mac9elL io
erflGrten Bic @%epabrsleute.
@as Sic 3entfAsanf 9eratan8e8
ange6t, is imo oip 6oifmlngen nid)t
b6ber qeiponnt, ot5 oab cine ausrei-
beu0e @iniQun8sgrm0laae geidai.
len miro, I'M oie itellpertretea0en
Minilter 54pilden Der jebigen ult0 Scr
udditcn aonfcren3 beidGiti8t 81
6alten. 5elbit Oieie beideioene 6ofi-
nung Nor ntdt iebr reoliItiih, Dem
Die 5tellpertreter batten leit ben
leBten Wfiniiter &onierelt5 in gtem
Dorf folln irgenomelhen 6orti6ritt
gemadt.
Die 9luBenminiiter baben lid nod
niht einnal iiber oos Gerfabren ge
einiQt oltf @ruuo Oeiien Der Gertrag
nit 9eutlhlano abgeihloilen mer0pn
ioH mo ibre StellOertreter follien
feltnt fonitr1lftipe Nrbeit perrid)ten,
iolallge lie niht niiierb melrhe Na-
tionen in 6erate1oen Nusi6iiiielt per-
treten iino un0 melhe 8eiuqniiie Die
ien Ausidiiiien 3uiteben. Gle GitIletl
leBen iid] nod mie Dor cine mir be-
i6rGnfte 5eilnabme All Der Sonic
reil3 elm, ieood ullter @tnihlnB al=
baniens. Sic Hereinafter Staatelt
ltno @roBbritannien mollen ne6en
Ser ,sNroBen Bier leoiglid Is Ga-
tiofen t~eilnebmet laiien, je0ocb nidt
D9(lbanien. Stoots Sefretdr Wiar-
iball bat eillnal logger angeregt, Dab
80 Nationen anf Ser 6rieoensfonie-
rell5 pertreten iein ~iollen.
Gas eir5ige poiitiOe @rge6niS Der
letten 5lpei SiBungen beitano Oarin,
sob Die NiBenminiiter nadl Gorle-
gltrg zines 5inan8beridts ii6er 9ri-
cit 6eidloiien, ser siderbeitsrct ioll
Der 5reien Staot f~inan8ielle Silfe bis
8u 100000 an9eoei6en ~laiieng
falls ell entipredenOer 4ntrag bis
gum September geiteIlt miro.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25

@r be5eihnete oos oGlenO ol8 biz
Mtutter ser &riege" nno mics oar
ouf bin ooB GltBlun0 rldlt illtl
idhper %Deruiiitet mur0e lotloern I'M
lebten Sa6re aud Die groBte Eroden-
6eit in Ieiner Beidid)te 0atte INTO
0oOurd ge5mungen muroe, groBe Me
parationen Don GeutihlonO 81 ner+
lonQelt, Die mieoer 81 GlenO in
9cuti6lono un0 ihlin1men 6ol9en III
europa iitbren pilr0eu.
gr Wieocr6oIte ieinp 9aaiiht. 0af
ser aomntuaismilS mo Der &apitn.
liSnnis frieoli6 nebeneinanoer mob.
men fonncn, genou mie scr &at9oli-
5i8lnus, ser @roteitantismus unO
Ser 9uo0bi8mllS, uno p~rop6e3eite,
0aB Ser non iDnl %periodtene &urS
III sen Gereinigten Stanten 5abl-
reid)e Mnbdnger iinoen nerOe Dor
alem inter ben ab8emulterten 9nl-
Daten.
Sci ieiner Q(nfunft fpurOe @nqnce
bon elmer @ruppe fran5oiiider go
l,tifer, uater Ser iid) audi Sacqnes
GltcIos, ser Sefretdr Der fonntuni-
itiiden 9artei, beian0, morm be-
griiBt, m16ren0 sic o%merifoniide
9oti6oit feinen @ertreter geididt
hatte.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25

einen 8rld 0es ieierlid)en @elob.
niIIes ser II. 81. be0eute.
Die 5iirfei ioa non Dem @elo
800 100000 erbdIten. allies fiir Die
Q(rnlee. @riedenInnO ioa 5000
100000 erbnlterL Oauon Die Sdlite
iitr miIitdriihe 3nete.
Mi(itdrtnillionen bon je so Mtnnn
ioaen in belize 2anoer gebeH. Die
Qeiter oieier miTIionen miiiien bonn
Senot beitGtigt peroen. Qits oem
oagemeinen @ilfsfonos filr fremoe
2Gnoer ioG Briehenluno nod net
tere $50,O0O,O00 erbalten.
I'm Sen Goripurf 5u entfrdften
Dab Sic @ereinten 0tationen ittl9ans
gen moroen ieien, pnrOe Die Beitim-
mltng o%ltfgenommetL Dab 5luei Grit
tel ser GoIDperiammlltng ODER iieben
,Stinnen I'M SiderbeitSrat Den
amerifalliiheu 8lon I'M Rnhen Often
.o6bloien fonner, fdIls Die 8ereinteu
in Ser Gage 81 lein alaa-
ben, ooB lie ielbit oos Silispro-
Qrarlm in bet0en 2dnoern ilberueb-
men fonnen. Gieies ENHANCEMENT
Dat Die @tfiglng oes Stantsoeparte
aIents erbalteu. Sin iueiteres aInen-
oenlent iiebt Dor. Dab bic @orlage
nit amerifaniiden SeIfon3eiiionen
i'm Witteloiten nihtS 81 tim bat.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25
Konzessionen Won
RussIund erwurtet

Mosfau ~ Sier in @losfan mGr-
teten orei Ser nier anBenmInllter
oarouf, oaB @uBlano &on5eliionen III
Ser Gyrage oeS oeutiden nno olterrei-
d)ild)en 8ertrages mndJt onoerlfalls
oie aonferen5 ein reides Gnoe linz
Sen oiiritc. 0ad elmer weiteren emit
IdeiounqSloien @ebeimiibune ilber
Sen 0lterrei6iihen Gertrag beldllol-
len Sic Miniiter, lid gum leBten Mfa-
Re nit ben ungelolten oelttlhen Yer
tragsporhlemen 81 befaileAt ".
Gommebreren Eeitel Derlalttefe 3
@ebeimIiBungen iiber GeIterreid
batten sic Soffnltng ridt gatl5 6ll-
nidtegenadt, ooB nod cine @ini-
aung moglih III, %an0erieits tpuroe
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25

@ien u Sn elmer NtlnoSpbore oeS
9eiiimismus, Die iih, nad gnpfcng
ser Meloung iiber cine OeronOerte
StelIungnobnle Oes Staatsiefretdrs
Marlbaa IN Der GriegsihllOfrage
nod peiter beroi6tet bat, tagt bier
Ser cllqemeine Earteitag Der G6rilt-
lihIo5ialen 9artei 0eIterreidS, oeren
6iibrer Ser gegenparti9e gllnoeS.
fon5ler, Qeopolo 6igl lit.
Ger gronnungstag brad)te cine
8egriiBlnqsoniprohe Oes 8unOes=
fon5lers, Sic iih 5ltaIeih iiber bic
a6pfe Der GeIe9ierten bin1peg an Die
ia1 9(itqenblif in Der oiterreifiid)en
6rage ocf6anoelnOe 4nBelmiailter :
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25
Amerikuner schubert
Duchuuer ErIebnis

Eodou - SIN 2ouie Der &erbaltos
lungen gegen 81 9lngeflagte, Die be-
Iduloigt IinO, iid an ben 8erbred)en
III Dem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES poft
glhenualo beteiLiet 5u ba6elL ipur-
Sc audi Ser in Sllinois ge6orele
Nfofler &erl gertbolo aus 8reen-
mid. CONT ols 3eug pernommen.
gr beId1rfeb In erihiittersser WeiIe,
nie Elm anoerer Anterifaner auf
characterization IN Dem 8uben-
mal0er Eager Ueridymunoen lei.
gertbolo er51blte dl8 3euge, er
lei I'M sSobre 1914 ielbit in Eager
9udelnpal0 gelueien unO befe bort
erlebt, Dab eill anOerer glnlerifanef
ms Qagerfranfen1alis gefommen lei,
nadJOem .es ibm trob mebrfndcr Be
miibung nidt geglDdt lei, lid an
oersipo beban0eln 5i lallen.
sd 6cbe i'm ooroui ME wieoerge-
leben la9te gertbolo, Der lett 1910
freipillig in einem umerlfanilden
SolitdtsDerban0 inferbalb Der frar=
3oiiiden Irmee 0iente.
Gr beIfrieb, pie lie ben 9ea5is IN
sic Sanoe fielen uno 8u bunOert
Mial1n in einem @oggon %5ulotnmen=
Qepferdt maren. @eiier uno Glen
Dab es auf Ser &eiie nift. als Die
6abrt in 8ndenApolo 3u @1Oe mar,
fnieten oie 2eute ouf Der groe nie=
ser ullo oBen ben Shnee, ben lie
awllflaIen.
IS lpltrOe, qpie gert9olo alsiagte,
einem 8oIten Ser 90 mitgeteilt, 0GB
ein Mann froltf lei. Sic Antmort mar,
IS 9ebe III 8udempolo feline aranfe.
,,gntpeoer ou bit @eiuno, ODER OH
manoerit ms Gremdtorium.
8ertbolo er8ablte ferner, lpie er
aefeIlelt BON 8ud]enmalo nad geiirn=
BERG gebrad,t moroen lei 6eoor man
i'm itatt els politii6en 8eiatgeneil
ais ,3ipilgefangenen aa9eIeben babe.
Spater muroe er Damn i'm Altstalild=
perfabren nod Nmerifa 5urudge-
lanot.
Inter an8eiden groBer 8eipeguna
ioate rltd) 9eter 3enfl, Itellp. Minl-
iterprdIioent Ser Eidedoilowafei,als '
53eliqe aus. st bei1rieb idon lebte
ISOLDE, mie iln uSingenoen Wolo"
nom gud)enmalo Die 2eute nit ibren
Sanoen an Den 8dumen aufgebangt
mur0en.
Ser Name ser Angeflagten SIZE
God fam aud mieoer our Sprcde.
sic lit III oieIem @ro5eB oie ein5ige
mei6lihe Mngeflogte. 9oul SHILLING,
Elm Sen No3is feinoliher Geutider,
iaqte, er babe 5rou &oh nut ibrem
Wfann, Dem oannIigen Gonlmanoan=
ten, gcn5 in Der NGbe porbeigeben
ieben.
8ie S9ilIing er3oblte, oriidfe in
6ielem MugenbIid 5roli &odp i6rem
Mann agelliiber ibre gntriiItling BAR
ii6er aus, onB elm iioiiher @efange-
ner gepogt babe, lie arl5ltieben, NO.
raul ser Mann onf @ebeiB oeS aom=
mcnoanten erbarnllngslos ausge-
peitidt mur0e.
Son ser on~terifaniiAen geboroe
in Gadou lpuroe acknowledgement Dab
elmer Ser angeflagten einen Selblt-
moroberiuh begangen babe.
IS mar Ser @r5t Or. Sans gileler,
ser Deriudt bate, iid Die @nlScoer
auf5aidneioem ober BON ben @dd-
tern nod red)t5eitig oaran berbinoert
meroen fonnte. Ct muroe nit pers
buuoener Sano DOrgefiibrt.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25

iolge mabrideinlid Ser oer5eitigeu
ueriobnlidcu Softif gegeniiber Ser
fatloliihen Stride, oeren Gbarafter
els StaotSreligion Ell nidt a~ngegrif.
len bat un0 oeren 2ateranpertrng
oie &ommuniiten in ser italieniihen
fonitituierenoen Merchandising ME
Der Gr1parten nidDt beanitnnoet IA.
ben. Snquiemeit Der ii3ilianiide
2%infsrutid Elm Barometer iiir Ser
idiebnngen in gems Stalien lit, lit
inter S%adfennern umitritten.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25
Kritik ~Ehrenburgs
an Lawrence

MoSfat Del idarf5iingige
Golpiet Sournaliit Slia Gbrenbnrg
griff in einem Iorfcitiid)en artifel Die
@rieden- unO giirfenbilfe Der Gerei-
nigten Gtooten, oas Staatsoeport-
mert uaO Ieine 6unfienoungen in
ruiiiIder sprade, iopie sic ge9ano-
Washington Journal., 1947-04-25
Senutoren mitl67
gegen % Simmer
fUer CriechenhiIfe
Die Oconcr icbcn 5critSrMno Ser Der. a~10ticncrb
6cecrlrt06naRntcn NMslanNs MrN Sinc Ga1Uifte BON
2lmsoober, Nic sant 1onFcrStt Ses GanNcs iiihren
mtiIIc, FcMtMtct

@aI6ington - Ger Senat biai9te
Sen neuen &urs Scr AuBenpolitit
unO Jimmie nit CT gegen 23 Gtim.
men fir Die @eruiligung Der $500
100000, I'M 0en 8ommuni8muS IN
@riedenlono uno in Der Iiirfei ab-
%3lrme6ren. Die @orloge gebt jebt
an oas 0aliS, oellen 9eminigungS-
miSiAuB lie bereits a|ugenommen
bat.
1901 Ser 5dluBa6itimmung mndlte
Senator Goruin Sobnion 9sGolo,
Sen pergebIiden 8eriudJ, es ST. ber-
bieten, ooB Der 8rGiioert ollf Weili.
t1rmiiiionen nod Briehenlano uno
Ser Giirfei id)iden FAM, I'M Die Cir
fen ltio Die @rieden I'M Bebrouf
ser @uffens Die ibnen gelieiert mer-
Sen ioaen 81 uuterpeiien. 9ieier
Nntrog apurOe nit 6S gegeH p
obgemieien.
Inter ser Giibruna @anoeu6ergs
lpltr0e Die 2ppolitlon gegeit Die bon
0em 8r1iioelten om IL. Wt0r5 ge-
itelte 5oroerltng nieoergemal5t. Sic
Acitige 3ebatte ilber Die MnenOe-
ilerts 0ouarte fifnf Stltn0en. Gic
8egner erfldrten Der Bina Grn-
mans meroe Die B%ereinten 9iationen
5crit0rcn. HuBlan0 5t 8egenmaB.
rn9men 6erailsforoern unO cine So
bon QluSgoben ms Rolcn brin-
gen Die gum 8ouferott Oieie8 Can.
oeS fii9ren mlilIie.
@nnoenberg erflarte Oagegen.
,8enn Die Gorloge niht angenom=
men nirO, oann erbdlt Die Qlngrifis-
luit oas Crime eiht uno Der &eit
ser Melt, Qmerifo eingeiAloIien, oas
@r be5eihnete oie @rfldrung
Dab ooS Brogramm mir
ii einem &rieg nit &uBlonO fiibrcn
ais gefdbrlid lnO ilbr tort:
,9ieie @rfldrung, oie ser Senator
pom Colorado pieoer9olt obgegeben
)at, lit cine Serousforoerung 0eS
l1n6cilS, oos 0urd Oieie @orlage
1erbiitet merOen ion. sic lit olfrei-
jen0 inns ein idiuerer Srrtum. SD
1eltreite, oaB irgeno Elm Senator, Der
]eltte fir Sen Hrdiioenten eintritt,
,trpas oerartiges i'm SdilO fitbrt.
Sobnion bate erfl1rt, Der Som
1reB unteuinreibe nit Ser 8illigltn8
cine 4aian5 nit Der Silrtei, Ole
RitBlan0 berauSfor0ert.
Ger Democrat McSeaar, Gem,
arflqrte, Der 8lan fueroe mabrldein-
mebr foiten, als Iid Die 8ereinig-
ten Staaten leilten fonnen, uno iein
Barteifolle9e 8pro, So, erflarte, er
gum erlten Wtal gegen Die
auBenpolitif oes Prdiioenten, ,,peil
>ieie @ilfe nur elm fleiner BafJ III,
,er lid ihlieBlih i'm einem mdfti-
zen Strom non Collars ~ausIpadien
piro, Der in iremoe 2dnoer flieBt.
senator 9otd, G9GM, iogte.
,@enm sic 3iirfei fomnuniitiih
uiro, Damn miro oieier goll5e @elt-
ell fommuniitiid". 9(ud goa, 81
trat fir bic 9orlage Elm unO
,rfldrte, Die Belt lei reiT, oaB OaS
Setoredt I'M Siderbeiratsrat geon-
)crt weroen mrtI, ODER oaB Die Ser.
Ntationen o6ne Die SorpjetS
lnsfommen millien.
0'GanieL 3-9er, iaate, Die Ser.
,ini9ten Staten ioIten crit ibr
Sous reinigen, ebe lie oas
3elo binausmerien. 9uea8, 9.Sa,
'agte, Die MaBnabme meroe sur
uno gum 6rieoen fii6ren,
8epper, Gl6la, erfldrtr, ooB lie
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Marlin Calls on u. ).
To Drive Out Communists
By the Associated Press

BOSTON, Dec. 6.-Speaker Mar
tin called on Americans tonight to
drive out Communists and turn
"unselfsh teamplay" against high
prices and devastating imitation"
Speaker Martin declared in ad-
dressing a dinner meeting of the
Glover Club, Boston social group,
that Communists have proceeded
shrewdly and methodically to pene-
trate into the Federal Government,
into Cur schools and colleges, the
labor unions, the moving pictures
and other vehicles of propaganda
He charged that some of our
great universities i. harbor pro-
fessors who are protesting loudly
that civil liberties are being as
sailed when a committee of the
American Congress, for the protec-
ton of the people Of America, seeks
to reveal the dangers in our midst. "
"Only sound, solvent, free Amer
ica," Speaker Martin added, "can
successfully lead the great Coop
erative international movement
which must be put in motion If the
other nations of the world are to
recover +"
Evening star., 1947-12-07

competent persons would be in a po-
sition to design plant to produce
the material in quantity
Subsequently, in court testimony
DR.. Boyer said he had given details
of the explosive to Fred Rose, Com
munist member of the Canadian
parliament, to help the Soviet
Union"
Had Been Commended.
In previous trial of Boyer, a jury
here reported last March 81 that it
had failed to reach a verdict.
The professor in May, 1945, was
elected chairman of the Canadian
Association of Scientific Workers.
In 1943 he was one of five scientists
commended by Munitions Minister
c. D. Howe for their "outstanding
contribution to the Allied cause"
Rose was convicted June Is, 1916,
of conspiracy to violate the official
secrets act and subsequently was
sentenced to seven years imprisop
ment.
Evening star., 1947-12-07

An Airedale dog landed in taxi
cab on Newton place NV. last
night and for more than an hour
the situation was completely out Of
hand.
The taxi driver, Edward High,
colored, of 420 Nineteenth street
NE, finally pulled up at No. 4 pre-
cinct station. He told a story of
having driven from pound to post
in an effort to dislodge his canine
fare.
1t all began, the driver related,
when he opened the car door in the
600 block of Newton place and the
dog hoped out Of nowhere and into
the back seat. The driver explained
he once had an unfortunate ex-
perience" with dog and was hesi-
tant about removing this one. His
reluctance turned to alarm when
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Man and Woman Hurt
When Hit by Truck on
Streefcar Platform

A man and a woman, waiting on
a streetcar loading platform at
Georgia avenue and Underwood
street NV, were. injured when
struck by a truck late yesterday
afternoon.
They were Isadore Rosenberg, ST.
of 1247 Underwood street NV. and
Miss Agnes Grevy, Al, of 9l5 In
graham street NV. a telephone
employe in the Silver Spring eX-
change.
Mr.. Rosenberg suffered head in
juries. Both suffered leg injuries.
They were admitted to Emergency
Hospital, where their condition was
reported as undetermined.
Truck Chances off Tree.
According to police, they were
struck by a truck driven by Charles
H. Quigg, jr., 20, of 11o3 Flower ave-
nue., Takoma Park, Md. Mr.. Quigg
told police he swerved his truck to
avoid two jaywalkers and ran over
the platform. His truck then
mounted the curb and glanced off
a tree.
Police listed as a possible traffic
casualty the case of man who col
lapsed Yesterday in grocery store
near his home, three days after he
was injured by an automobile. He
is Bishop Brown, 4S, colored, OF 4S
Pierce street NV.
81, y6yoIrncIau tho
sidewalk at Second and L streets
NV, by an automobile police said
was driven BY Cicero Junior Mar
tin, IT. colored, 48 H street NV.
Mr.. Browns left knee was treated
at Casualty Hospital and he was
sent home according to reports.
After his collapse yesterday he was
taken back to Casualty Hospital
where his condition was found to be
critical.
Hurt as She Leaves Bus.
Mrs. Gabrielle Ougevolk, go, OF
1882 R street NV, who fell while
alighting from a bus at Fourteenth
and P streets NV, was taken to
Emergency Hospital with an injured
back. She told police someone had
pushed her from behind as she got
out.
Eight-year-old Elizabeth M
Young, colored, Of 522 Groff's court
NE, was injured when she ran into
the side of an automobile at Third
and Fifth streets NE. She was
taken to Emergency Hospital with
cuts and bruises. Police reported
the car was driven by Austin Grigs-
by, Is, of 1914 Seventh street S.W. :
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Taxi Driver With AireduIe Fare
Finally Has Police DisIodqe Him

some prospective passengers hailed
the cab, but refused to share the
trip with the Airedale.
Mr.. High drove to the dog pound
at South Capitol and I streets, only
to find it closed and the dog not
at all eager to alight in that zone.
He then drove to No. 13 precinct
station on. E street SW., only to be
told that No. station was better
place to grapple with such situa-
ton. At No. station, 1t. Ray
Aggleson coaxed the dog out Of the
cab and locked him in cell.
Police said they don't have any
thing in particular against the dog.
but he will have to remain in cusS
tody until the Animal Rescue Squad
can find the owner. The only clue
last night was license tag, No.
32OO5.
Evening star., 1947-12-07
DR.. Boyer Convicted
OF Violating Canada S
Official Secrets Law
BY the Associated Press

MONTREAL, Dec. CDR. Ray
mond Boyer was convicted today OF
conspiracy to violate the official Sc
crets law in the last trial arising
out of a Canadian espionage in
quiry begun in 1945.
He will be sentenced later.
Charges against him first were
disclosed in the report of royal
commission made public March Is
1946. The commission said Boyer
then assistant professor of chem
istry at McGill University here, had
been engaged on a super r-eXplosive
known as "RDX."
Gave Data to Russia.
The report said he had admitted
giving Russia full information on
this from early 1912 into 1914, while
Canada and the Soviet Union were
allied against Germany.
Boyer admitted, the commission
said, that with this information
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Alden Gallery Exhibits
Elizabeth CutIett's Art

An exhibition of paintings, sculp-
ture and prints by Elizabeth Catlett,
Howard University graduate and
Rosenwald fellow, opened yesterday
at the Barnett Alden Gallery, 127
Randolph place NV.
The Negro Woman" is the theme
of the group which the artist COM
pleted during her two years study
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Hurt as She Leaves Bus.
Leoion Open House Set

Cissel-Saxon Post No. Al, Ameri-
can Legion, Silver Spring, will hold
open house from to 6 pm. today
William j. Brannan, commander
announced.
Evening star., 1947-12-07

on Rosenwald fellowship. The ex-
hibition will be open through jan
uary 26.
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-15

Remember the last time you ate some wonderful French fried
foods at a restaurant? Didn't you long to be able to duplicate
hem at home? You can duplicate them at home by using the
same method that many famous hotels and restaurants use, Dip
ping foods in a batter made from pancake ready-mix before deep fry.
ing. A batter dip Of pancake readymix forms a protective coating
over the food which prevents fat from soaking the food during frying.
GENERAL BATTER DIP DIRECTIONS
For seafoods or vegetables, combine I cup pancake ready-mix
with 70 cup milk, / beaten egg and a dash of salt and pepper. Stir
lightly. Dip seafood or vegetables in the batter and fry in hot deep
lat, 370'F. until golden brown.
For a fruit batter, combine 1 cup pancake ready-mix with % cup
milk, / beaten egg and ! tablespoon sugar. Stir lightly. Dip fruit
In batter and fry in hot deep fat 37o'F. until golden brown.
French Fried Shrimp
Peel raw shrimp; remove black vein, drain ard salt well. Dip In
batter and fry in hot deep fat about 2 minutes.
French Fried ~CaulAower
Wash caulihower and separate into flowers. Boil vigorously for
Z to 3 minutes in sailed water. Drain. Dip each flower into batter.
Fry in hot deep fat for 2 to 8 minutes.
French Fried Eggplant
Peel eggplant. Cut crosswise in II Inch slices. Cut each slice
Into pie-shaped wedges. Dip in batter. Fry in hot deep fat for az
20 3 minutes.
French Fried Fruit
Dip fruit pineapple rings, half banana, apricots, peaches or apple
sices) in fruit batter and fry in hot deep fat for ! to 3 minutes.
French Fried Onions
Peel medium sized Bermuda onions and slice crosswise IN " inch
slices. Separate rings. Dip in batter and fry in hot deep fat for
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-15

Contrast in mood as well as color effect is a new and subtle note
for modern interiors. In the bedroom pictured above, this treatment
Is particularly effective. The use of two contrasting patterns has been
introduced to achieve this dramatic effect.
The avocado green of the leaves in the Powered chintz-lke pat.
Tern Of the bedspread and the draperies is picked up in the wide stripe
IF the wall paper, in the dust rune of the bedspread, the valance over
the windows, and the shades of the twin lamps on either side Of the
bed. The flowers in the bedspread and draperes show a vibrant
reranium red, and the whole room is undertoned warmly by the floor
towering in buckskin beige.
The furniture used in this room is of the type that tradition and
good taste have taught us is most lastingly satisfying, both deco
TativeIv and functonaly. The Powered fabric has endured as a favo.
rite since colonial days, and the stripe of the wall paper has long been
accepted as a classic. 1t is the application and clever use of these
Two traditional patterns that does the trick for this charming bedroom
W re the passive beauty of floral design is picked up ard boldly al,
frmed by the positive stripe Of the wall paper.
The Omaha guide., 1947-11-15
LEGAL NOTICE
in THE DISTRICT COURT OF

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF
DOUGLAS COUNTY, NEBRASKA
To: EARLE L RYAN, whose place Of
residence is unknown and upon whom
persoal service Of summons cannot be
had, defendant: You are hereby noti-
fled that 0 the oath day Of March,
lc47, Lucille L. Ryan, as plaintiff,
filed her petition against you in the
District Court of Douglas County, Ne
braska, Docket 404 Page 185, the cb-
ject and prayer of which petition is to
obtain an annulment Of ureported mar
rage to you on the grounds that the
said %purported marriage was null and
void when entered into and is of no
force and effect.
You are required to answer said pct.
ition on or before the 9th day Of Dec.
ember, l947 or said petition against
Tou will beb taken as true.
Lucille Ryan
Plaintiff
By Harold L. Hunt
Her Attorney
Beg. l0-25-47-End. ll-15-47A