davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
Gin mGAtlitbes GcitGmNs
mis-
Nraahlnna ppn S. Qan0ruf

OADA4IA@tFFb &Nt -
Gr mar otoerS ols mir, It'll, be-
iheioen un0 meln mir unS einen Oer=
glliigten l[benO modten uto BON
9er5eit alt8gelallen poren, itonO er
abieits. 9lber er mar Ser bette SD
mepaO, Der germ obgab mo ieOem
bnli. &ienton0 mltBte etipos bon
8eter. Gr blie6 Elm ltn6efunnter
nlls Der groBen 5taot, Der ieine
Sabre auf einem 8iiro ~a6geielien unO
MN immer tiefer in sic @ir6el Oes
&riegcs bineinge5ogen wuroe. Die
etpas SIT groBe 9taie gob ieinem @e=
iidt etfpas NelanAoIii6es. @oS
ibm ionlt nod an S90nbeit febIte,
erieBte er ourd G6nrafter. 90 fom
es, DAB mir 0ieien 5onoerling germ
batten. gine8 Nodts offenbarte er
mir iein @ero. 8ir batten in eiitem
8alOloger idlDer geifufft, alS Sic
&onlpanie pl0Blid alnrnfiert Duroe,
uno 8eter uil0 i'd ais ein3ige Bel Der
Niunition 8uriidbIieben.
@G9renO mir, 0os @erpebr I'M
Q(rm, oui- llno obgingen, iebte emit
iernt @~epe6rfeuer elm in 0aS iid
@efnotter zines Waai6inengepe6reS
miidta. is NOR cine ihpiile, llnge-
iDobnlid] pinoitine Sommernudt.
gSir legten uns binter einen &ol5=
itapel, Tim 0ort Sen 6eino Su ertpar-
ten. Mber ME moaten mir in ser
6initernis 5reltflO BON 6ein0 unter-
Idei0en? 8l0bli6 b0rte bos Sc
%webrfeuer ouf. ghin mar mir Ser
g8aI0 ga nit ieinem lllrgebeuren
S6meigen. Ga legte mir Yeter ieire
@nno auf sen Arm: sd poGte sir
Oa5 idon ilnlner iagen: @enn mir
etlpas pniiieren ioute, ninm aus
nleinem Gorniiter 0as G1fden Der
GUS, Oas an cine 6rou geridtet lit.
On broud]t es MIR ser 4oIt geben."
9taturlidJ mnltp ih Oos. Soipeit id)
g fonnte, moIte id aud beltte ifon
betien,
.,9eein" animortet er betriibt, ,oa
lit nidts at 1elfen.@
Sem @er5 mar 10 ii6eropa, 0aB ct
wciteripradl. Sn Dem 8iiro, oilf Sem
er %gcorbeitet bate, lpnr Elm MGoden,
Oas CT lie6te. Bis zines Cages Elm
Gritter - Elm un6efiimmerter BUR
l6c, Der 5lipaden0er lttt0 fpobl ald
nniebnlider ais 8eter mar - oie
6arten 6GOen 3erriB, sic 5tpiiden
ben 6eiOen ~geiponaen muroen. 8eter
lab lid beiieite geOrdngt ultO relig-
nierte. Sn oieiem s3litano mor ct
ins SEQ geriidt. Mber lie iueiter Ell
lid bon Ser @eimat entfernte, un0
je lGnger bic 5renrltng 0allerte, Inn
10 6efti9er bra1t1te ieine 2iebe. SSSn
oieier NadtItinoe iprengte sic innere
Scot leine Shmeigiamfeit, er n1uBte
einen Mitmiiier baben. ltn6 10 err
5ablte er mir, 6oB er Dem W1ohen
taglid einen 9rief idrieb, ben er
ober nidt nbihidta, ion6ern in Elm
&althen tat, ooS lie erbolten 1onte,
menn er fieI. Gas mar iein auftrog
an Mid.
Sd Deriprad es inn germ, obpr i'll
Oidier 9Sabt idon innn ig 0nriiber
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28

10 2lrtiFsl fiir Sas 6Iiise
Sin Ndeuertran boz I33 anlrcn

Sin GbeOertrag DOr 1873 SnBrcH
@beoertrag? Gas flingt 10 mo-
BERN unO man modte gluubelt es
bnn0ebe iid bier ltn cine @inridtlulg
unjeres m%ooerneiL iahliden Sd6r.
1unOerts. 9lber mie man I'M Sol
gen0en iie6t, bat es uud Dor 1873
Sabreu ihon @1eoertrGge gege6en,
unO uenn ms aud Die 10 Artifel,
Die 6erOinon0 ullO 2ottiie int Sabre
tSf4 uor ibrer @be unterihrieben
bobeiL itilii6 unO inDaltlidb etpas
leltiam anmiteno, 10 miiiien mir
0oh 5ugeben, ouB es eigentlid) redt
bernitnftige @eiidtspunfte mareil,
iiber Die man ii6 in Oieiem &ertrng
einigte. @unO oufs @er5 - baben
nidt Die Meni6en, Die 9eute Oen
8lrnO fiirS &eben iflieBen, gan5
obltlide Sorgen uno 8itnide2
@rtifel /: Sir lie6eu uils innig
un0 berbinOen lirS odber nuf epig
5l trelteit @otten.
4rtffel 2: 6erOinnrlo neibt uno
beiIigt ietn 9oil5es 8uiein 2olliIe,
um ibr Ourd raitloier 6leiB Elm be-
qlremes unO iorgenfreies 2e6en 5r
peridaffen.
Artifel 3: 2oiiie miro lid 0agegen
~beitre6en, ourd) bGislide 8irfifaft-
lidfeit iih unO ibn ollf Ser goIoenen
WfittelltruBe oes ebeli6en glusfom-
mems SIT bnlten.
lrtifel Al: 9a inn gbeltanO oft
&leinigfeiten sic 2uele groBen 3fpi-
ties lino, 10 berpflidten mir uns, in
1trbe0elttenOen 0ingen nad5ltgeben.
Artifel s.: Sn Der Srabt ridtet
lid ieOer GeiI nod Oes on0ern Sc
idmad. 5er0inan0 ent6Glt Iid1 elmer
lmhIdiiigen &leioung lnO 9outie per-
meioet, lid Ourd iibertrie6enen
Sdmud Dor Ser @eIt Sen 9lnidein
81 gebenE ols noble lie nnOere MGtl-
ner feliell.
Qrtifel 6: Die gebieteriiden @or-
te: Sd min, i1 beIte1e 0orolif i6
befeble, merOen i'll unierem bGusli-
den 80rterbtd gang ltro gor geitri-
4er.
4rtifel z: 2ouiie miro iid ME in
@eieai6aften 0os geringIte Sdein=
5eidell bon Hihta6turg fires W1an-
neg entgleiten mlniien, 0enn cine SGT
tin, Die ii6 iol6e 9%leltBerungen En-
lau6t, gibt altoeran Mf1nnern gleid-
lam 0as Signal, lid ibr nit Sieges-
6offnltngen 5u naben.
Artifel 8: 6erOinnn0 miro 2ouile
0~ffentlid ebrelL 0omit lie a1dJ BON
an0eren geebrt meroe. Gr miro fei-
liem anoeren 6rauen3mlmer 0ur6
Idmeifeln0e 9lilOigungel1 einen
franfelnOen Sriumpb iiber feline
8attin geitatten.
4rtifel 8: @ir lpoaen in Ser @a6l
unleres llnt9nnges poriidtig lem un0
Defenders feline faliden nrgI1tigen
Sansfrelln0e balten.
@rtifeI 10: 3pii6en Mein unO
Gein finOet feline @ren5enti6eioung
ltnter unS itatt. llnier b0f6tes Sc.
mei!rgut tit un1ere geqenieitiQe 2iebe.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
DeUfsche kIueren
C~efungene uUf

9rleons, 6ronfreid m 4irgeltfts
Oes 8roblems, enogiiltig iiber 4OO,@
600 bis 100000 Oeutihe R~riegs9e-
fonoene at oisponieren Coie 3ablell
fino umifritten, lett ein Spreber oes
frcr;6Iiidlen a1Benamt8 bebnlfptete,
etpo 100000 ieien %entflober), 1T
6ronfreid lid nidt 0oritber flor, lnle
lpirfungs0olI iein Gr5iebungspro-
groinm gepeiel1 lit.
Sine bieiige Shule lit Der Gdltel1i
I'M fransoliihen @eriuh, Die Eeltt-
ihen Dem Na5ismus ~ lno beitlabe
5ooor Dem @%eralonistnus = mittels
zines aurlus Su e~ntfp0bnefl, ben Die
6ran3oIen nls ,,allIturelle 0rientpe-
rum unO SnFormation" l6e5eihneil.
Sic beiteben boffnun9sooll ocrauf,
DaB er einen opoiitiDen Yro5eB" be-
Deitet - I'M 8ergIei9 gum ,ygrtila-
aifisierungs Spitem" Der Sfulen
in Sen Ser. staoten, Oie es berfudterl,
Sic No5i : glemente beraus5l5iebe1.
Ger llnteridieo 5uiiden Der arneri-
faniIdfen MetbGoe urrO Der Sroit5oil-
iden it, SAP Die 6rat8oien in ibrer
Sdule 0eutde 2ebrer ~Derapen0e1I Die
iif an Den 0euti6en Sntereiienfreis
bnlten.
Sse0en Morgen 3. g., fem cine
GIoIfe 5uIammetl Inn Die oelitlAe 8e-
lhihte gil er0rtern Oos nationalip5lo-
IiItild)e gbenteuer un6 feline Austplr-
flnaen, Ioluie Die 3rinsipien ull0 Die
proftiihe Anauenoung ser Eenlofrotie
in Den Ser. Stonteil, England unO
6rnnfreif.
Gie 8ortraee mo Disfuiiioneu
fi5rten 1tuIelupeiie sur unterbaltln-
gen ilber Die Meni1enpiir0e, init 3i-
tcten @oetbes uno nnOerer GROCER
Oelttider Manner, llnb idIieBlid) 5ur
Grorteruug Der groBen politiid)ea Il.
geiltieen @eltitromun8ell.
Gelninar, in 0enen oie Sdyiiler ibre
Qebrer befra9en un0 IN oenen eS gu
peilen erbitte IrguHerte gibt, aper-
ben ernutigt. ,0fenbar, 10 iagten
Die Better ser SduIe, iudlten oieie
0eltte, 5u u%eriteben.~
Gem onrerifnnilhen 8rOsrag1m
mur0e cine gepiIie @on5eilion 9e-
mndt. Sic @ef1ngenen Sdiiler
mer0en in 0rei @ruppen eeor0net Die
ausgeiprohenen 9itleron6lnger ais
idlpSrse Grippe sic Sitter : @eg-
ner uls ,speiBe" url0 0ieienieen Die
neutral, aber qDilIens iiro, lid iiber-
seugen al IaIIen, nls Die ,1riine
Grippe AIle 0ieie SdriiIer iin0 Sol.
0atpn bis Sii1n llnteroffiSier. Offi3iere
iino ousgeidloiien. Die Sdiiler mur-
Sen Aintsr Stohelorobt gebnlten.
Die bieiige Shule puroe erit ON
5. Ge5. 1916 eingeridtet, oa Die mel
item RriegSgcianaenen porber cur Sen
SseI0ern ibeinl @ieoeraufbau uflo III
Qnaerb1ulern orbeiteten. Muf @runO
Ser omerifnniifen BORDERING, o0B
Oie 0eutiden &riegsgeiangenen bis
gl6IarF oieles So5res ~frei9eluiien
mer0en iollen, murOe cine 8eidIeitili-
altrtg 0es umeraiebungs- Hrogromms
p~orgeiebell.
Die oentiden @rofeiioren, Die tie
unterridteten, into ielbit ariessee.
fc1iaene. nber ais ,apeiBe" fluifift5iert.
Ole 4isfuiiionen aperoen on ben
GpeiIetiid)eii burdeeiibrt.
Gin 8eobafter bemerfte: Sober
mann b0rte effrig au. Sd brittle lire
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
OcNanecn fir Sen Gao

Cine poue lino maftlge 5eele
miro nidt nur NIT idmeSboften
ielbit ftrftboren @erIuiten, Vnt6eb-
rurrget, Bermlbltn9en, @ero6tunqen
fertig; lie fommt aus iol6en Soften
nit groBerer 6iiGe un0 Madtigfeit
berous: un0, Inn Dos @eIentIide al
lagen, nit einem nelten Mad8tum III
Der Seligfeit Ger 2iebe.
Giebide
User @e0ulO iast laot Mut. g(us-
Groft.
@aurie b. Gbncr-gidenbnd
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
s~priekwSrtcr pom Gage
8eint Mbldieo

8eim MbIfie0
8arpeniisgnttin Cpotbetiid 5n IT,
rer 8eieIihafterif, Ser lie ioeben ges
fiilloigt bait: u2eben Sic moDl, mir
ieben ms niemnIs ipieoer oi
~reooirl"
Geographic: Id)uad)
Ger Ebenteragent iagte: sd bn.
be elm Engagement fir Sic in petto.
nSn 8etto?" antluortete Ser iiinge
Sdonipieler, ynil 10 einen fIeinen
8faB m0dt id nift germ"
3arte MnIpielnng
u6rot, mir ponen uniere Sodter
AitgelHfa nennen."
o8arum 0enn ausgeredJnet Irge-
lito?"
u@eiG i6 old oo6 beim IngeIn
fennengelernt bobe,~
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
2nitimntnna

MuT Scr Mto0eidlolt 5eigt Sic Dor
Elm aleio. oas 6rali SoIari
o%nSnebmeno gef1It. ,l0[d, mie ent-
Siifeno," ingt lie ST. ibrem Botten.
,6inoeit OF nift, oaB ii9 6ieleS
Rlei0 in unierem SauS gnno pradt.
,oa nusnebmen miirOe?"
uSa," iaete Der @atte, 0laOe bod
GrGuIein nal einl"
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
Paris cripGet NeNMRticn
Scr OffmpaticnsarMtcc

&oris Sremier Hantnoier be-
Iprad nit Sem aebinett ben 1lnii, Die
3a3l Ser fran0oliider Sruppen in
GeutidEano bon 10000 nlif $1,000
5u reou5ieren.
Cine GntIheiSung murOc niHt nit
geteilt. I
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
~2lneeNetem .
0er 9nnitfrcnnS


Ser &u~nItfreun0 8onnetnaiion Dot
te @6Ite gelaOen. Sang 8aris mar
in aufregrng. 9enn Der aonig BON
batte cine Heibe BON 8emal-
oen qeididt, oarurter Glt6 8il0er
pom 9iuffael. Inter BEN AnueIenOen
befafl0 Iid1 oltH Ger beriibmte Iatltr-
forider Gubier G749 bis 1882, Ell
ner Ser Batter Der mooernen Natur-
miiienihaft.
Der @aItgeber ielbit 0ffnete feier.
lid 0ie Rilten. Als critics fam &nf-
faels lu1Iter6lihes Merf ,,@fcOonna
init Slid 5ltln 8orid)ein. Allgefnei-
mes $751; unO uQlb. Sober
mann lit begeiitert. 9ie &unItTrennoe
ifmelgen in un9etuohnten @eniiiien.
Sic beionoere 4uImerflamfeit lenfen
ser &opf oeS &inOes uno Ole 3iige Der
Mtn0onno auf iih.
limb maS iogen Sie2" frngt ie-
manO Sen ~beriibmten Nnturfori6er,
Ser init Itroblenoen 4ugelt 5u sen eli
frigIten 8etradtern 0eS 8ilOes ge-
bort.
Guuier fneift Oes Iinte gltge 81.
lnnunen Damn iagt er:
.@S lit mobl fein 3RpeifeI Dab Sc,
Slid aus Der 6amilie Der &arpfer
Itamrmt."
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
U~S-nferVenfi0n
misunderstanding

@ai5inaton Sic Senotoren
GnnOenbera, u. Wfif)., unO GonnallD,
:. &eras, qaben Die @tfl6rung ob,
oaB Die gepIonte S(ftion Der Gerel-
niaten Stcaten lit @rie6enIanO ttlo
in Der SiIrfei Init Den @%run0iGsen
ser Ser. 9tutionen in @inflang ltebt."
Gieie g~rfl1rung IolI Ole 8roornbel
Der 8orla9e 6iIoeit, ourh melhe Ole
Silie 9iir @riehenlullO ui0 oie Cir
Tei qebilliqt 4ueroen ioll. giit oieler
Silfe IolI befanntIi9 ein Gonm ge-
aen oie rote Slut erridtet fuerOen,
uno sic beioen S%enatoren apollten
nit Ser @rfl1rlmg ser &ritif entge-
qeutreten, oab Ger 8rGIiOent init lei.
ner 9(ftion sic Gereinten Gatienen
ltuigoilgeil bd6e.
SSnt RcpitpI apuroen Stimmen Iout,
6nb Die Ser. Stooten uilter Der Gbar-
tie perpfIihtet leien, Die 9ereiitten
geotionen ilber Oie Snteroettion offi-
5ieu 81 benatridtiger. aud ipuroe
erfIGrt, 6ob Der amertfoniihe Gele=
gierte @arren 9[uItin lid gegenw6r-
tig nit einem 8rief an Oen General
iefret0r ser Il. g., GrpgOe Sic, befcl-
ie.
l1nteritaatsiefret1r Gean Adeion
erfldrte lid 6ereit, sic bisber gebeim.
ge6oItenen Gofumente, weldle Dem
RongreB iiber sic SSnterpentionspoli-
tif ~unterbreitet lpuroen, 81 %ber0ffent-
liden. Mebrere Mitglieoer 0es Som
greiies botten bieie 6orOerun8 ge-
itelIt. Gie n0tigen 9lbitrtften tultrOen
bereits hergeiteIlt, lln0 oie 8er0ffent-
lidung lit erfolgt.
Sun Sellnt uno i'm 9olts Dur0e Ell
lie Aeiollttion einge6roht, 0ie iid fiir
oie Sdaffune Ser Ser. Staeten non
europa inn 3abmen ser Il. 81. aus
ipridt.
Senator Sent 81 Mso., itel(te sic
5oroerung, 0aB @ltBIan0 ltn0 oie Don
Mosfali beberridten 9GrOer feline
omerlfnnriten 8oren erbcIten ioll-
ten, 0eren Ausfubr non Der Hegier1tng
f~ontroIIiert miro.
Iheion erflGrte, Ole &e8ieruilg ba-
be nidts 81 b~erbergen luto 0erfoIge
feline gebeimen a6iihten in @rie6en=
lano mo in Der 8iirfei. Sic &onlitee-
mitglieoer beitiirmten i'm NIT Sra
gen, NO 0ieie Siteroenttonspolitif
6infii6ren uno pelde @irfung lie off
Die oeIifaten 8e3iebungen at @uB=
IonO ausiiben 1per0e, ult0 Ideion
COB oie Anttuort, 0ie @egierung mol
lie MIR 6as &ebt zines @olfes cuff
redt er6aIten, Ieine 5rei6eit gu BE.
iDo9ren mo feline gfe9ierling obne
Druid pom auBen frei All ipGhlen.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28

nod, mie oieiem 8eter, Den mir ollie
10 gut lei0en ~fonnten, ST belIen ipnr.
Shon nm an0eren Gage = mir mo-
rem ill5wiiden bon unieren Soften
obgeloit-fonnte id ungeieben ieinen
6Drniiter 0ffnen. unidmer fnto i'd
6dS 8Gdden uno oornltf Die MnldJriit
0es Ntdo6ens. SD idrieb ibr iltlO
beri6tete BON benz tiidtigen Solon-
ten mo gliten aameraoen 4eter.
8Gre lire Spnpnt9ie fir i'm edit,
ioate lie inn idrei6en ltno 10 TIM
ais C6 lie bon meinen 8rief nifts
miiBte. Die gauge aompnnie tpiroe
ibr 0nnfbar iein.
Sic 8ei6idte bot 0os erboIfte
GnOe 9%efunoen &eter itano nidt
meDr abieits, merm mir frobli6 BEL
iommen iaBen. Gr pfle9te, pprn er
genieBeriid ell @las Bier gegen oas
2iht 1ielt, nit Dem 3gigefinget an
~ieiiler groBen genie SIT reiben, ais
mollte er etlpas &omildes, Oos i'm
ielblt betrnf iagen. Mber Ell idluemm-
te es nit DEM @ier binltter.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
simmlprm@

Sd wcif, BAR Ous 1efi6I nidt
Diel %beocntet,
9ns gcrn in 8Orten lid
erlcSigt;
Sin idledter Sitter, Der bic
@lOfen lGntet,
gSG5renO Der 9rieitcr prcSist.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
Der Sreiber

Ser ebernaIige 8rin3reeent 9uit-
polO BON 8apern iprad nod einem er-
folereiden Grieb uuf @emlen Sen
Sbertreb6er, einen nod redt riiitigen
iSieb5iger, in %Ielttieliger @eiie an:
uBie gebt's @alti2 Simmer nod
geiluio?4
IS oont ldeen Ronielide &Obeit, "
mar Ole antiport, ,,e8 ge4t lido -
ltoll miro bolt INNER 0iinrlier lrno
alter.
~Sooooo?~ meinte Ser Sagoberr
un0 ifmiunSelte, lid BIN aber 1lter
uls Sic, e6er oauoft, oaB man immer
Simmer miro, babe i'd nod niAtS
genlerft.
~SSo, @oniglide Spbeit. leIber
mans net ober Ole oll-
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28

Sic f6nncn Diel 0elS fparen, inbem
Sic S6rc SleiScr ielbit ld%JneiOern.
Sine SrOIdiire iiber ueue StOffc nnO
luie bieie 5n sebranhen nnO, nJn-
brics By the YarO for fnibiOnable
Seluing", lit beim GinlenOen cines
aOSreHierteni frnnfierten llufdlasS
an Oas NecbleiuOrf Department Sicier
3citnng crbGltlid). Dian 6canftrage
Ienflet Nu. . 1919.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08

low on every item every day we are listing on
these two pages nearly 600 prices and we invite
you to compare them with what you have been
paying if you shop elsewhere. Then see if you
don't agree that SafeWay offers you real savings
on your total food bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08
See how much you can save
on your total food bill

When you are looking for food savings look at
ALL prices. Compare then-item for item
quality for quality That's the way to prove to
yourself where your real saving lie because it's
your total food bill that counts
Because we believe you will find Sideways prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08
Baby Foods
CLAIMS Strained can. 29s

Apple Sauce, Squash, Strained Prunss, Vegetables
Beef and Rice, Vegetables and Lamb, Carrots,
Vegetable Soup, Vegetables and Bacon, Peaches,
Green Beans, Chicken Soup. Peas, Pears, Liver
Soup, Spinach, Custard, Pineapple Pudding,
Apricots and Apple Sauce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08
Gerber's Strained


Chicken Soup, Squash, Apricots and Farms, Pears
and Pineapple, Carrots, Peas Prunss, Spinach,
Green Beans, Mixed Vegetables, Vegetable Soup,
Custard, Liver Soup, Chocolate Custard, Apple
Sauce, Peaches, Pears Vegetables and Lamb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08

Dreamed Vegetables, Apple Sauce, Carrots,
Vegetable Soup, Peaches, Pears, Prunss, Chicken
Soup, Chocolate Pudding, Vegetables and Lamb,
Vegetables and Liver, vesetablss-Bsef and
Rice, Vegetables and Bacon, Spinach Apricots
and Farina Pineapple PUDDING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08
Heinz Strained


Bssts, Carrots, Green Beans, Peas, Spinach,
Vegetables and Lamb, Beef and Liver Soup,
Tomato Soup, Vegetable Soup, Chicken Soap,
Apple Sauce, Apricots, Prunes, Peaches, Pudding,
Pears and Pineapple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08
3 con. S.
Heinz Junior

Dreamed Tomatoes and Rice, Crssmsd Diced
Vegetables, Chopped Green Beans, Chopped
Carrots Pineapple and Rice PUDDING Pruns Pud.
ding Chicken Farms Porridse, Vegetables with
Lamb and Liver.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Society Of Cincinnati
Hears 0H-Record
| Talks al Last Session

| Members of the Society of the
Cincinnati heard off -the-record dis
cussiorls Of military preparedness
last night as they wound up their
triennial meeting here with a dinner
lat the Larz Anderson House, 211s
Massachusetts, avenue.
"a Strong America in Support OF
/ Righteousness" was the topic OF
an address by Representative Wads-
worth, Republican, of New York
Rear Admiral Walden Lee Aims
worth discussed military education
| and suggested program by the
society in support of it.
/ Col. Edgar Erskine Hume, who this
| week returned from Europe where
lhe formerly was chief of Allied
Military Government in italy, con-
trasted good dictators' such as the
Roman Cincinnatus. after whom
the society is named, with bad
dictatorS' of the Hitler olini
brand. Cincinnatus, he pointed out
left his plow to go to the defense
of a threatened Rome, and when his
task was done, returned voluntarily
to the pillow.
Col. Bryce Metcalf, president gen.
eral of the society, also spoke. He
wore the diamond eagle which
French officers in 1888 presented te
Gen. Washington. The organiza.
ton, made up of descendants OF the
Revolutionary Army, treasures the
emblem as one of the most valued
frelics of the first President. 1t Is
worn only at the national meeting
, of the society every three years.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Western High Seniors to Get
Job Advice at Career Day

u of Education, will speak on the i'm
portance of proper vocational
choice.
The seniors then will break up
into groups according to the pro-
| fession or vocation of their choice
The groups are as follows:
Accountancy-Kar Moser, Straye1
College of Accountancy; student
chairman, Walter Jessop. Archi-
tecture-Thomas H. Locraft, Wash
ington architect; student chairman
Jack Biddle. Art-Miss Anne Alb
bott, Abbott Art School; student
chairmen, Misses Barbara Martin
and Beverly Serr. Aviation-Dr
Frederick B. Tuttle, Civil Aeronau-
tics Administration; Donald G. Will
son, Engineering Research Corpora
tion; student chairman, Sam Burr.
Loman Heads Group.
Business Administration William
M. Loman, Hecht Co.; student chair
men, Paul Gardescu and Larry Gal
len. Engineering-George Mock
Washington Gas Light Co.; student
|chairmen, Spencer Struble and
Francis Homan. Medicine DR..
James A. Cannon; student chair
man, Townsend Pagter. Psychology
DIR. Dael Wolfe, editor of "The
American Psychologist" student
chairmen, Miss Barbara Mayr and
Kyoho Ishiyama. Radio and tele-
vision-Charles r. Cutler, Capitol
Radio Engineering Institute; student
chairmen, Miss Shirley Ebaugh and
William Walker. Recreation and
Physical Education-Birch E. Bayh,
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Students al Mckinley
lIo Take Over School

More than 100 top-ranking stu
dents will take over the manage
ment Of Mckinley High School
wednesday serving as administra-
tors, teachers, custodian, electrician,
cafeteria manager and janitors. i
The day. designated as Student
|Day. will see officers Of the student
government acting as principal and
assistant principals. The teachers
themselves named their substitutes
The student teachers will follow the
programs OF the regular instructor,
A-number Of jobs were open to
all applicants. One boy. selected to
be janitor, got his Job because he
outlined In letter that he recently
spent several afternoons after school
cleaning chalk from the floor and
|scraping gum from the bottom OF
his desk.
AT the assembly program, students
will present talent show. Princi-
pal Of Mckinley High School. except
on wednesday,, Is F. G. Daniel.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
$50 Suspended by GIN
For Attending Union Rally
By the Associated Press

DETROIT, May 10. q Genera.
Motors Corp. revealed today that 1t
has assessed the largest mass penalty
in Michigan CIO history against 45l
employees who left their jobs April
"a to attend a labor rally.
Layoffs ranging from two days to
10 weeks were given the workers
most of whom were employed in the
Chevrolet forge plant in Detroit:
The corporation rescinded its dis
charge of IS of the men after the
leaders of the CIO United Auto
Workers assumed full responsibility
for calling the men off the jobs.
Most of those penalized have
finished their disciplinary terms ano
are now back at work, the company
said.
They were among $4,000 Genera.
Motors workers who joined an esti-
mated 10000 union sympathizers in
a giant rally in downtown Cadillac
Square to protest pending congress
sional labor legislation.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
By Colt HendIey, Jr.

Western High School will hold its
first Career Day" on Tuesday with
18 business and professional leaders
telling the seniors just what they
can expect in the way of employment
when they graduate in June.
Mrs. Mildred S. Percy, head of the
department of guidance and place
ment for the District public schools,
said Western is the only public high
school setting aside a day for the
counseling activity this year. The
others, she explained, are depending
on continuing program through
the senior year.
At the same time, the United
States Employment Service is plan
ming full-scale employment. counsel
ing for the estimated 5000 high
school June graduates. This is the
first time USES has planned full
program for young people, according
to Fred z. Hetzel, USES District
director.
DIR. Jaeger to Speak.
The USES Office at 500 K street
NV. is for those interested in work
ing in trades, service or industrial
occupations while the USES Office
at 1922 Fifteenth street NV. is for
professional, commercial or clerical
openings. Hours are from $3.50
am. to 4::30 pm.
The program at Western will open
with noon assembly at which
DR.. Harry A. Jaeger, chief of the
occupational information and guild
ance service United States Office
Evening star., 1947-05-11

head of department of physica.
education, public schools; student
chairman, Donald Strain. Teach
ing-Dr. Walter E. Hager, president
Wilson Teachers College; student
chairman, Larry Lloyd.
Journalism-A. F. Jones, assistant
to publisher, Washington Post; Stu
dent chairman, Pat Couble. Law
Justice E. Barrett Prettyman,
United States Court of Appeals;
student chairman, Taylor Vaden.
Music-Don P. McAdoo, kits Music
Store; student chairman, Richard
Myers. Nursing-Miss Alice Stone,
st. Elizabeths Hospital; student
chairman, Dorlse Dibble. Social
work-Mrs. Caroline Hughes, case
supervisor, Juvenile Court; student
chairman, Miss Barbara Bell.
Stenography-Mrs. Adris B. Lyn-
ham, Washington School for Secre-
taries; student chairman, Miss
Marion Chamness.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Militury Engineers
To Meet Tomorrow

The Society of American Military
Engineers will hold luncheon
meeting tomorrow at the Mayf1ow-
er Hotel.
The group is to hear an address
by j. Russell Virgins, new manag-
ing editor of the Washington Post,
and will induct it's new president,
Carl R. Gray, jr., vice president OF
the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
way System.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Gas Salesman Course
|Qpens Here Tomorrow

A five-day training course for nler
selling commercial gas will oper
tomorrow at the Washington Ga
Light Co. and at the Lewis Hotel
Training school with 100 gas COM
pany employees from over the ccun-
try attending.
Marcy Z. Sperry, president OF the
Evening star., 1947-05-11

Washington company. will welcome
the students at the first session OF
the course which Is sponsored by the
Industrial and Commercial Gas
Section Of the American Gas AS
sociatiorl.