davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The globe-independent., 1948-03-11
THE GLOBE-INDEPENDENT, HAGERsToWN, MARYLAND

achowski, 102; Gertrude McCarren,
1O1; Dorothy Cover, 100; Anna NJ.
Jolliffe, 101.
Evening star., 1948-07-04
Book Clubs Accused
OF Deceptive Ads

: The Federal Trade Commission
has issued complaints against six
publishers and book clubs charging
them with deceptively advertising
certain of their books as free" the
commission said last night.
Named were the New York firms
of Doubleday & Co., Inc, and its
subsidiaries, Literary Guild Of
America, Inc, and Nelson Double
day, Inc; the Cadillac Publishing
Co., and its officers, Max Shapiro
and Louis Shapiro; Walter ]. Black,
Inc, trading as The Classics Club
and Detective Book Club, and Book
of he-Month, Inc, and its officers,
Harry Scherman and Meredith
Wood.
The FTC charged that books
designated as free" bonus books"
or book dividends" are not gifts
or gratuities as advertised, but that
the purchaser must join clubs obli-
eating them to buy other books.
The respondents are granted 20
days to answer the complaints.
Evening star., 1948-07-04
Takoma Park School
Helps. s.Chi|d Crusade

Takoma Park School last week
became the sixth school in the Even
ing Star-PTA salvage campaign to
contribute to the Crusade for Chill
dren. The Maryland elementary
school donated more than three
tons of paper, the total Of its final
collection for the term.
Previous contributors are Congress
Heights, Stoddert, Lafayette, Bar
nard, and Anne Beers schools.
Individual school totals through
June % are,
Takoma Park, 1876, TBS; Congress
Heights, 1886; Stoddert, 150,T1:
Buchana, 148,087; Stanton, 147,688;
Woodbridge, 122,109; H. D. Cooke,
119,702; Lafayette, 1854; Kimball,
lis, ,981; Beers, 113,200; Shepherd,
los, ,461; Randie Highlands, 1O2,713:
Bancroft, 98,7S3; Rudolph, 88,770;
Keene, 10TH; Barnard, 1851;
Hearst, 6S,705; West, 68,21l: Whit
tier, 60,555; Bryan, SIS, ,349; Jefferson.
so, ,895: Murch, 48,602: Raymond. 49,
57l; Langdon, 45,301; Orr. 1881;
st. Bernadette. 42,795; Benning, A.
943; Bladensburg, 41.268.
Davis, 50, ,306: Mott, 36,676; Bur-
roughs. 35,301: Truesdell, 1882;
Wallach. 29,2O3; Randall, 28.490:
Emery, 28,278; Park View. 28,148;
Brightwood, 27,239; Sherwood Ele-
mentary, 26,790; Mann, 26,642;
Noyes, 26,052; Thomson, 24,170;
Blair, 23,73s; Edmonds, 23,35S;
Adams, 23,012; lexington, 21,657:
Maury, 20,765; Brookland, 20,4ll;
Hardy, 20,269; Neval Thomas, 20,l15;
Ludlow, 1888; Gage, 1880; Seaton,
1892: Westbrook, 16,387; w. B.
Powell, 1929; Pinecrest, 16,05o;
Giddings. 1892.
Morse, 1883; Montrose, 13,464;
Smothersy 1885; Madison, l2,479;
st. Gabriel's, 1880; Sumner-Ma-
gruder, II 800; Key. 10,957; Ketcham,
10,754; Bradley, 10,635; Bunker Hill,
10,170; st. Thomas, 9,857; Garrett
Park, S,949; Stevens, 8,941; Burr
vile, 8,789; Central High School,
5000; Banneker, 1851: Merritt, 7430;
H. Wilson, 1912; Kensington, 6,37O;
Kenilworth, 5.2s6; Hayes, 1882 !;
Glenmont, 4,7o4; Our Lady OF
Evening star., 1948-07-04
Chain Letter Warning

Catholics in Port Elizabeth, South
Africa, have been warned from the
pulpit to destroy any chain letters
they may get and to disregard as
complete nonsense" the supersti-
ton on which they are based.
Evening star., 1948-07-04
National Rail Strike
In Prospect in Italy
By the Associated Press

ROME, July 3.-Dispatches from
Bologna, Italy's railroad capital
said tonight there is danger OF a
national railway strike.
Communist Lorenzo Glusti, coun-
sellor of the railroad union, was
reported to have told news con-
ference that the government must
quickly settle railroaders' grievances
or:
I'VE will enter into strike with
out time limitation and against al
the laws tending to limit the rights
of railroaders.'
Giusti was said to have listed
union complaints as Cd the SLOW
ness with which the government
examines the cases of railroad men
thrown out of their jobs by Fascism'
and ~ difficulties over promo
ton from temporary to perma-
nent classifications, pensions and
lay-offs."
The government announced that
the cabinet discussed the strike STU
alton today. 1t approved Minister
of Interior Mario Scelba's Use OF
police in the national petroleum
workers strike to guard oil and gaso-
line stores and furnish fuel to vital
industries.
The oil workers announced that
they will not negotiate their de-
mands for wage increases until po-
lice are removed from plants and
stop doing their work.
Evening star., 1948-07-04
Briton Denies Charge
Of Usinq Troops in Strike
By the Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-A
British delegate to the International
Organiza ton conference today de-
MED Bulgarian charges that British
troops were used as strikebreakers
at home.
Alfred Roberts, workers delegate
from Great Britain. said the accu-
sation by a Bulgarian delegate dis
played either abysmal ignorance
or is a deliberate and calcu-
lated lie"
Mr.. Roberts statement came as
the ILO conference continued its
debate on the annual report of
Director-General Edward Phelan of
Ireland.
Tasko Etropolski had charged that
the British Labor Government used
troops to break up gas workers
strike at the very moment the Brit
ish delega ton was denouncing a
lack of workers rights in Eastern
European countries.
Mr.. Roberts said there was no gas
workers strike at the time in Eng
land.
Evening star., 1948-07-04

Germany's machine industry out
put is back to 40 per cent OF its
1886 total.
Evening star., 1948-07-04
.ECA Approves Goods
Worth S762,700,OO0
For Europe and China
By the Associated Press

The Economic Cooperation Ad-
ministration reported last night that
recovery shipments worth 762,747,-
140 have thus far been approved
for Europe and China.
This figure was reached as ECA
closed it's books on the first three
months of Marshall Plan opera
tions.
The total is about 58@o of the
goal originally set for the quarter
which ended Wednesday. ECA Ad-
ministrator Paul G. Hoffman has
announced that the unspent bal
ances will be added to each coun-
trys allotments for future quarters.
New Authorizations Listed.
New authorizations, granted be-
fore the quarter ended but not pre-
viously made public, added S3l 963,- :
147. Austria, France, Italy and BIZ
zonal Germany, the French zone of
Germany and the Netherlands, were
the benefciaries of the new ap-
provals.
Cuts in previously announced
authorizations for wheat, flour. tai
low and norsemeat were announced
for Austria, France, Greece, Italy
and Trieste.
An ECA spokesman said the re-
ductions were due to lower costs OF
purchasing or transportation, or
to a reduction in the estimated i'm
mediate needs of the countries con-
cerned.
The newly-approved shipments
included several million dollars
worth of industrial raw materials
such as cotton. lumber. oil, hides
and coal, as we'll as grain and other
foodstuffs which have made up the
bulk of Marshall Plan purchasing
British Shipments Highest.
England thus far has led the list
Of participating countries in value
of shipments approved. Goods worth
1925 ,066 200 have been authorized
lOI SIlIpIilellC W ollIdlll. TiCilSii
authorizations total s2O6, 99,672
Other countries follow:
Italy. s106,563,O52; Netherlands,
$43,OO5 ,581; Bi-Zonal Germany
S53 ,109 900: Austria, $38,577 ,789;
Greece, S32,031, TAI; French Zone of
Germany, $110S0,245; Denmark,
SO, TAO, 200; Norway, $5,778.248.
China aid was reported as $26,-
$4,000 and assistance for Trieste at
S4020,4l2. These are administered
by ECA separately from the Euro
pean Recovery Program. Belgium
and Luxembourg, although listed
among the countries due for first
quarter assistance, did not show up
IN the final totals. Sweden, by
agreement with the United States,
was not to have received aid until
later quarters. Ireland, Iceland
and Turkey were listed for loans
only. as distinguished from outright
grants, and no ECA loans so far
have been approved.
Evening star., 1948-07-04
u. ). Now Licenses
More Than Half Of
Shipments Abroad
By the Assoeioied Press

More than half of all foreign ship
ments from this country are now
subject to Government license con-
trols, Commerce Department Off
cial reported last night.
The statement was made by
Mishell George, deputy program di-
rector in the departments Office of
International Trade, in an analysis
of the use of export controls as
foreign-policy instrument.
He measures shipments on value
basis and excluded all exports to
Canada, which are exempt from the
license requirements imposed on
other foreign shipments.
Mr.. George said the scope of ex-
port controls has more than doubled
since late 1947, a period in which
Government controls over the do
mestic economy have been relaxed
more and more.
The purpose of expanded export
controls has been to protect the
domestic economy" against impact
of foreign demand for scarce goods
and to see that the flow of United
States shipments abroad follows the
United States policy line, he said.
Mr.. George said the United States
supplied more than third of all
goods moving in world trade last
year in contrast to only IA per cent
before the war. From value stand
point, he said, the increase was
more than fourfold"
His report, to appear in the next
issue of the departments Foreign
Commerce Weekly, said about 80 per
cent of all American machinery and
vehicle exports now require licenses
against less than l per cent in the
fourth quarter of last year.
After invoking broader control
powers, the department imposed a
virtual ban March l against ship
ment of industrial goods to the Rus
sian bloc countries in Europe, and
shipments of all goods to that area
were choked down considerably.
Mr.. George said "logjam' de-
veloped in the licensing of almost
all types of goods to the Soviet bloc
as United States officials sought to
decide what would be allowed to go
and what would not.
Their decisions in details are still
kept secret by the Government, but
Mr.. George said the "logjam' was
broken at the end of May in respect
to issuing licenses for export OF goods
which would not add to the war DO
tential of Russia and her satellites.
Evening star., 1948-07-04

in Municipal Court yesterday for
jury trial July 20.
They are Alfred Jones, %, and
his wife, Thelma, 20, both of the
1000 block Third street NV, and
George d. Governor, 43, Of the
unit block N street NV. All the
defendants are colored.
Vice Squad members, who ar
rested the three in their homes
Friday night. reported that many
cases of beer and whisky were seized
in raids. Mrs. Jones, who is charged
with operation of lottery and pos
session of number slips, is scheduled
fora hearing Tuesday before United
States Commissioner Needham c.
Turnage.
Evening star., 1948-07-04

2 Men and Women Held
On Whisky Sole Charge
Three persons, charged with IL
legal possession and sale of whisky.
were ordered held under $500 bond
Evening star., 1948-07-04
d Chiefs of Red Unions
Arrested in Argentine
By the Associated presx

BUENOS AIRES, July g. The
Communist newspaper La Hora said
today that IA leaders of Communist
led unions had been arrested in the
oil fields at Comodoro Rivadavia
There was no official confirmation
The newspaper reported the IA
were charged with violating the law
for protection of state security. La
Hora said the arrests followed a
series of strikes protesting efforts
of the General Labor Confederation
to win control of the oil workers
union.
Evening star., 1948-07-04

Morocco is rushing work on the
governments three hydro-electric
projects-Im' Fout dam, Daourat
dam and Bin Ell Quidane dam, the
latter four years from completion.
Evening star., 1948-07-04
u, ). Officials 10 Talk
with Leaders Of
West European Union
r. lohn IA Hiohtower
By John N. Hiehtewer
Assoeioted Press Morket Editor

Diplomatic informants said last
night that the ambassadors OF the
five Western European Union coun-
tries had been asked to meet with
State Department officials Tuesday
to discuss future relations between
the United States and the European
organization.
These informants were uncertain
as to whether the ambassadors
would confer with Secretary of
State Marshall or Undersecretary
Lovett. Gen. Marshall has been
undergoing a physical checkup at
Walter Reed Hospital and aides said
they did not expect him to be in his
Office Tuesday.
The five countries are Britain
France, Belgium, the Netherlands
and Luxembourg.
The State Department talks will
be the first meeting between diplo-
mats of those nations and the
United States to consider ways of
carrying out the Vandenberg reso-
luton approved by the Senate at
the last session Of Congress.
This resolution, sponsored by
Chairman Vandenberg of the SEN
ate Foreign Relations Committee
called on the administration to pro-
mote American association" with
regional defense alliances such as
that of the Western European bloc.
i One of the major issues involved
is American military support for the
anti Communist countries Of West
ern Europe.
State Department sources were
silent on the reported meeting
Tuesday but other diplomatic in
formants answered that it def
nitely had been scheduled.
Gen. Marshall told a news con-
ference only Friday that diplomatic
talks with the Western bloc nations
would be held but that no date had
been set. It has been expected that
the main conversation will take
place in London and the reported
Tuesday meeting would be merely
first, preliminary discussion.
Germany's machine industry out
Evening star., 1948-07-04

Lourdes, 1888: Wheatley, 1850: e.
Silver Spring. 100: Corcoran, 1880;
Bethesda Chevy Chase, $50; Gwynn
Park, $50; Washington, TOO; Phillips,
$40: Morse -Twining. AS.
Grand total In the campaign is
81, 2,678,88 pounds to conclude this
school year. II
Evening star., 1948-05-30
Veterans

When the boys gather around to swap
yarns about the past. from Chateau
Thiery to Okin.v.. the he.rt-warmins
goodness Of fine Duteh Masters cigars
is there to enchant the memory. making
the comr,deshiPs-not the h.rdships
easiest to remember.
Evening star., 1948-05-30

l. StMWsy AsehW vatshls spsed epas t~
tevsiine tough slopes end rough roads.
Z. twa uasd kshss tos ssts. quick, smooth
STOPS cosstins downhili o. In hssvy traffic.
}. asistgh DyssAsA tos car typs lighting with.
out loss Of snssgy through friction.
Precision built Rs,sigh Oh steel irams tx mia.
iMum Of weieht-s Msximum ot stusdiness.
Your Raleigh bicycle Is ssuicsd BY Rs,siSh
deslsrs everywhere. White Us tot The name Of
The one nearest you and tos Tree cstsloG.
Evening star., 1948-05-30
Il LOST 81 LBS.:'
Woor Size II Aaoin

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Evening star., 1948-07-04

Back of the soda fountain the druggists
assistant had small radio going. Funny,
people in New York never knew the drama
that went on around them. Here's this soda
jerk listening to the radio and has no idea
that I'm going to be calling police car in
less than ten minutes.
As matter of fact, look at a house like
that one with Pawley Justin going up the
steps. How could you guess what went on
inside place like that? So respectable on
the outside.
Pawley stood at the door, the suitcase in
his hands. Pawley rang the bell. 1t was
exactly ten o'clock. The door opened
Pawley went inside.
Warren w. Warren looked across the
street at the empty steps, the closed door. .
The radio behind the soda stand intruded
itself on Warren W. Warren with persistent
penetration.
''lHE Honest Mani" it said metallically.
Every week at this time the makers of
Swish, the all-purpose household help. are
proud to bring you an honest American.
Today we take you to house in New York
City. This weeks honest man has just
walked through the door of No. 81 East
9th Street. Good morning sir. Will you
be kind enough to tell the radio audience
your name"
Warren w. Warren, unbelieving, heard
the muffled, shy and genuinely flustered
voice of his friend. ''Pawley Justin
Evening star., 1948-07-04
w'M IN A JAM!"
Continued from preceding page

"Pawley Justin! Glad to meet you, Mr..
Justin! Step little closer to the micro
phone, please. Ladies and gentlemen, last
night Mr. Justin was handed an unlocked
suitcase filled with what had every appear
ance of being valuable bonds, jewelry and
papers A strange young lady put the suit
case into his hands, with the simple request
that he bring it to strange house at ten
o'clock this morning. Ladies and gentle
men, what would you have done?"
WARREN w. WARREN shook his head. You
never can tell, he thought. Certainly made
boob out of me. Well, III wait and take
my ribbing on the way downtown. . Ill
wait outside till he comes out
But Pawley didn't come out .. . not for
an hour.
Pawley and the girl were having WON
derful time getting to know each other,
and things were happening fast Poor
DEAR" she said. Il wanted so to warn you
-. but then. knew you'd come. A trip
to the Adirondacks, fitted bag, Medal of
Honesty - aren't you thrilled"
Il don't want to go to the Adirondacks,"
said Pawley with the well-known Pawley
determination
For Heavens sake, why not?'
mot since found out that it was New
Canaan and not Newport that you were
coming back from. Listen. how about next
week end :. =. what's your schedule?"
The End
Evening star., 1948-07-04

RULES: You're given the same two
letters, repeated in sequence, on a dag
onal Following the definitions given,
fill in the correct words. All letters to
be used are listed. Check them off as
you fill in the words. Those you have
left over, as you work, are what you
must unscramble for the unsolved
blanks. Solution next week.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-03
Republican, konecns poznava-
il skutecnost.

Republican, r~ealisticky do
znali, re demokrate budou mi
I'll plnou kontrolu v nejmene
deseti z pravidelnych vybord V
senatu. Prohlasil: "Musime
proste witt to, co nam dali"
fekl senator Millikin, republi-
kan z Colorado.
Millikin je pTedsedou konfe-
renee republikanskych senate
RI, ktera byla snizena z 81 ma
AZ v poslednlch volbach, kdy
demokrate zmocnili Sc kontro-
ly senatu. Mali nynf "a sena-
tory.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-03
6 KLASTERSKYM u A
v KLENCI.
Napsal julius Skarlandt

NapSal julius Skaflanut F:
V bo1estnych dnech, kdy z
tela nasi ceske vlasti odreza-
vany byly jeff nejkrasnejsf po-
hranicni casti a sirymi a ma
lebnymi pasy hodnotneho vni-
trozemf, primo zivelne ozvaly
Sc mi v dust vzpomfnky ma O.
desle uz milence hor a kraju
sumavskych, v~lastence vzacne-
no zrna: chodskeho barda j.
S. Baara a basn1ka krajinare
Antonfna Klasterskeho, jez do
brotivy osud usetril prozlvane
teto nasf narodn1 tragedie.
Do Baarova rodneho Klenc1
dostal jsem Sc ponejprv o prazd
ninach roku 1925. Neznal jsem
do te dolby Chodska, kan Sc cd
onoho leta kazdorocne vracim,
a mel .jsem stest1, nejen nava-
zati tam srdecne pratelstvf S
proslulmy a celym narodem
milovanym autorem "Jana CHM
bury, "Poslednlho soudu' a
"Panf komisarky", ale pobyti
take nekolik dnG S davnym
svym prazskym prftelem Klas-
terskym V mile a vzdy vesele
Baarove spolecnosti.
Jeho prvnf starostf bylo, ably
mas dovedl pc ostre stoupajicl,
historicke silnici, smerujici do
blyzkych Bavor ma mistecko,
jez jest pro kazdeho navstev-
n1ka one konciny nezapomenu-
telnym, protoze poskytuje po-
hled do vnitra czech, skutecne
ojedinely a 1chvatny, kde VIA
stenecky biskup Jan Valerian
Jirs1k kdysi pokleknul, ably Sc
pomodlil Ia ceskou zemi.
"Musfte Sc mnou ma "Vyhle-
dy" (dnes tycf Sc tam krasny
BaarGv pomn1k S %1pravnym
sadem kvetinovym), abyste vi
deli cely mas chodsky kraj!'
nalehal tehdy.
A nevahal S Mani stoupat,
jako S tolika uz jinymi svymi
navstevnfky, &C pokracujici ro-
zedma Pile pGsobila mu obt1-
re, az ma vrchol strane, odkud
Sc nasim uzaslym zrakGm OBJ
jevil krajinny obraz p1vabn v
pravne uchvacujicich. Sc "a
n1cenfm pozoruje radostne ma
Sc prekvapen1, upozornoval mas
ma jednotlivosti kouzelneho pa
noramatu; ma str1brite Hate a
zrcadelka postTekovskych ryb-
Mkt hluboko pod Mani, ma Ora
zinovskou horu, LomikarG6v "a.
mex v Trhanove, ma Kozin1v
hradek a Svateho .Vavrinecka,
ma domazlicke veze a v dalce
Sc traticf Radyni v plzenskem
kraji. Nam i jemu FAMILY sc
zraky pohnut1m, kdyz mu sply-
nula Sc rtG jake by slova mo-
dlitby: "Jak isl krasna vlasti
NAL"
Toho l6ta bylo malo jasnych
rozhofelych dnG. Prave kouzlo
slunecneho srpnoveho dine po-
dafilo Sc nam vsak prece jeste
zachytiti. Cestu z Klencf k
poutn1 studance "U dobre vo-
dy" s kapl1 ozdobenou spilaro-
wynn obrazem Madony, kan
jsme 81 S Barren a S Klaster-
skym vysli, %promluvila nam SUI
MAYA do dust. Jeji melancho-
lie prozafena byla 1smevem
slunce, majestat hor a more
lesG, pdvab nahornfch plant,
1dol1, mestecek a visek pod
aZurovym nebem, sta malebne
rozhozenymi oblacky. a mad to
otevfenost rozumejfcfch 81 srd-
CT, plnila nam zraky tichou ra-
dost1 a pychou, re jsme syny
nedavno osvobozene ceske ze-
me.
Cestou krasnym tim krajem,
! ktery Baar humorne oznaco-
val jake svGj "literarnf revfr,
do ktereho by vedle Jana Vrby
nerad jeste nekoho %poustel", u
pozornoval mas ma vselicos,
vzpominal a vykladal; O chod-
|skych cnostech i necnostech, O
politice vniftni i zahranicni,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-03
Neslychana sucha " Australia.

Canberra. - Australia byls
postizena suchem, jakych neni
pametnfka. V zapad. Queens
landu a severn1m teritoriu, kde
Sc rozkladaj1 obrovske pastvi-
ny, neprselo uz pc 3 roxy.
V Queenslandu poslo hladem
a zfzni kolem 100000 ovcf, v
severnfm teritoriu pres 1,O00,-
900 kusd hovezfho dobytka.
PGda je vyprahla ma troud a
vftr zanasf denne tis1ce tun or
nice do more. Nepr1jde-li v
dohledne dobe vlaha, stane Sc
z postizenych oblastf poust, jiz
jen s nejvetsfmi potfzemi Dude
mono vratit kultivaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-03
Doslovne.

Pan Valasek galantne: =
"Slecno, dovolila byste mi las
KAYE, abych vas doprovodil
dom1?"
Slecna Penickova, oci klo-
pic: "Ano, ale mus1te j1t pc
spickach, oni mali nasi lehky
span1!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-03

rodni tragedie jiste by ami on
nebyl klesal ma mysli, jsa pc
cely svGj zivot nadsenym Wy
znavacem a nasledovatelem
hesla otce naroda Palackeho
"Jen v praci a veden1 - je ma
Sc spasen1!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-03
Z dstske zkuSenosti.

V jedne rodine kde maminks
nadvladu, naslouchaj1 dive
deti ma schodech:
"U mas jsou asi hostel" pro
hodl starS1.
"Proc pak?" pta Sc mladsi
souroZenec.
"No, ,copak neslysis, jak Sc
maminka smeje tatinkovu vii