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The Nome nugget., 1948-01-02
HARRY DELAND FILES FOR TERRITORIAL AUDITOR

Harry Deland, who has been su- pervising deputy of the Territorial department of taxation, filed for Territorial Auditor last week on
 the Democratic ticket in the 1st Division. His home is in Palmer
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-02
FUNERAL SERVICE FOR
 MADELINE PAUL JACOBSON

There will be a funeral service tomorrow morning at the Catholic church at nine o'clock for Made line Paul Jacobson, who died last week.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-19
Six Seamen Must Stand Trial

JUNEAU, (R- Federal Judge George Folta denied a motion Fri day to quash grand jury indict- ments against six seamen on the steamer Coastal Rambler charged with possession of goods stolen from a shipment consigned to Ko- diak. The defense contended the FBI made the arrests illegally.
 Atty. Mike Monagle immediate ly moved for a change of venue to Anchorage, arguing that residents in the Juneau area were "preju- diced" against all seamen.
 Harry Keller pleaded innocent tc
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-19
the Dutch East Indies.

Political disagreements between the Dutch and the republic start ed the war last July 20, when the Dutch army began what it called police action" against the Indo- nesians.
 The case was brought before the United Nations, and the security council, urging both sides to settle their disputes, called upon them Aug. 1 for a cease-fire effective three days later. They agreed to the cease-fire, but later each ac- cused the other of violating it freely. Subsequently the commit tee was set up.
 The truce agreement provides
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-19
Dutch, IndOnesians Sign Truce

BATAVIA, Java. (F - Tn e Dutch and the Indonesian Repub- lie signed truce Saturday in the war fare that broke out last sum- mer in Java, Sumatra and Ma doera.
 The agreement was signed on board the United States navy transport Ranville anchored off Batavia.
 Endorsement of the truce eli maxed II weeks of negotiations by a good offices committee sent by the United Nations security council to try to bring peace in
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-19

ST. LOUIS, (P)-In the days of St. Louis horse cars, races between would-be passengers and the street-car steeds must have been everyday occurrences. Rule 29 in the old drivers manual of the Lindell Railway Company was as follows:
 After passing Fifth street going east do not stop for passengers to get on; trot your horses east of Fourth street, if necessary, to pre- vent passengers from catching the car"
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-19

an indictment charging him violating the Mann Act hv !; ing an l8-year-old Tacoma. , girl to travel with him as ma wife under the pretense of , her a singing engagement Juneau night club.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-19

for a demilitarized zone based on a Dutch drawn line and in effect gives the Netherlands at least tenn pcrary control of the most produc- tive areas of Java and Sumatra.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-02
Americke filmy do CSR jig
nepHidou.

Praha. - Mezi zastupci ces-
koslovenskeho filmoveho pr1G-
myslu a distribucnim riditelem
americkych filmovych spolec-
nostf Ilvingem Maasem byla v
Praze vedena jednanf O DIAL
SIGH dodavkach americkych fill
mi. Die ornament americke-
no vyslanectv1 v Praze tato jed
mani ztroskotala a Ceskosloven-
sko prestava byti odberatelem
americkych flint.
Ukazovany budou jen ony
filmy, kter6 byly nakoupeny
pred 8. T1jnem t. r., tedy pred
tim, nez posledn1 filmova do
hoda mezi Amerikou a Cesko-
slovenskem vyprsela.
Americke filmy, ukazovane
" Praze, byly stare cd 1 do 6
let. Filmy "Diktator" S Char
ley Chaplinem a "Mrs. Mini
yer" bezely v prazskych bio
grafech 10 tydnG.
Ceskoslovensky filmovy pr1G-
mysl uplatnoval pozadavek, re
sc must vyrovnati penezn1 hod-
nota americkych flint vyveze-
nych do CSR s hodnotou cesko-
slovenskych flint vyvezenych
do Ameriky. Ma to vsak Anne
ricane pTistoupiti nechteli. Nut
no miti "a to, re Ceskosloven-
sko bylo k tomuto postupu do
nuceno nedostatkem dolar1.
Jake cetne jine narody ma Ces-
koslovensko asi "a to, re dola-
rovych zasob must byti pouzito
k dnlezitejsfm nakup1m nez ma
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-02
DOPIS.
Dne %. prosince, 1947

Dne %. prosince, 1947.
Vazena redakce:-
Ceskoslovenska 1Tadovna A
merican Relief for Czechoslo-
vakia povazuje "a milou povin-
most v teto dobe vanocni vyslo-
Wit svGj nejvrelejs1 dix VaSemu
vydavatelstvu, redakci i cte-
narstvu "a ochotnou soucinnost
v tonic roce v akci nas1 ma "a
chranu podvizivenych dftek V
Ceskoslovensku. Uspech teto
nasi pomocne akce americke a
poskytovani vydatne americke
presn1davky pro 10, 5000 skol-
mich d1tek v stare vlasti MAST
nebylo by NONE bez pomoci
krajanskeho tisku naseho, KITE
ry i tentokrate dokazal, re ma
pine porozumeni pro vsechny
potTeby narodni, zasluhuje nej-
plnejS1 podpory vsech krajanG
a re udrzeni tohoto tisku je
dnes z nejpfednsjsich nasich u
koli narodnich.
Doufame, re vzacnou svou
spolupraci a pf1zen nam zacho-
vate i v roce pr1stfm a opetne
nam prispejete svymi sloupci v
nynejsf sbfrce ma "Mlecny Fond
pro podvyzivene dftky v Cesko-
slovensku.", jez poTadana jest
jen z nejnalehavejs1 potTeby a
nutnosti v dGsledku nepredvf-
dane, a nezavinene pohromy
prirodn1.
PTejfce Van stastnych a We
selych Vance, 1spechu v No
VEN Roce a zvlaste hojne no.
vych ctenaTG a pTedplatitelu
jsme Ia
American Relief for
Czechoslovakia:
Karel M. Prchal, predseda
Blaza j. Cihakova, %tajemnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-02

vode, pripravil 81 udici a cekal.
Ceka minutu, dive, pet minut,
deset a ryba nebrala. Co to
vytahl snuru, nasadil jineho
cervfka a cekal a Ease mic. No
tax! Bude to, hastrmane, ty je-
den umpe, l1ny lenochu, CO de-
las? Chces mi snad namluvit,
re tam uz zadna ryba nenf?
Pamatuj ma smlouvu. Opodal
objevila Sc mad vodou znama
zelena hlava hastrmanova.
Chlapik small sc drze a ukazo-
val pap1rek.
"Hehehe! Ba ne! Marine &C.
kas ma rybu. W nadhanet ne
muslin a take nebudu. Podivej
sc tady je nase smlouva." Pred
ocima meho hrdiny, ktery udi-
vene koukal, roztrhal smlouvu
a zachechtav Sc potmesile, uni
Eel pod vodou. Zmaten profile
daval mas rybar vsecky kapsy,
skutecne smlouva byla pryc.
Jak zmizela, jak Sc dostala do
rukou hastrmana? Ma tyto O.
|tazky nemohl 81 odpovedet.
Ale ia to vim a tez to prozra-
dim. Mlada p%omilovani hodna
|zenuska meho rybaTe vytahla
mu v noel z kapsy nestastnou
|smlouvu a casne rano kdyz mas
hrdina jeste spal, hodila il zpet
hastrmanovi. To by tax mohla
potTebovat, ably j muzfcek &C.
~ den sedel donna. Co by to-
mu Tikal hezky pan inzinyr
ktery uz 81 tax zvykl pfichazeti
kdyz mas rybar sedel cely der
u vody. A tax pfislo Ease vse
do starych kolej1, a vsickn:
jsou spokojeni. Mas hrdina ry-
bar, hastrman, krasna Genus.
ka a i pan inzenyr.
Tim konc1 mole historka {
mem rybaTi.
Karel Porkat
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-02
Koncem minuleho tydne
Vychod zasypan snshem.

Zimnf obloha, pima mrakI a
boure, zasypala 27. prosince
snehu ma &c palcG zvysi na roz-
sahlou metropolitan oblast New
York, ohrozuj1c misty i pTeru-
Suj1c zivotnf tepny metropole q
vyzadala 81 Ia obet neJn,ene
Is lidskych zivotG We tTech sta
tech.
Sn1h padal zde 16 hodin a IS
hinut a pfekonal rekord 20.9
palcG sn6hu, ktery napadl "a
blizardu, trvajfciho diva dny V
r. 1888.
BouTe zuTila v jihovychod-
MIN New Yorku, New Jersey.
Pennsylvania, Connecticut,
Rhode Island, Massachusetts,,
Maine, Maryland, Delaware a
Washingtonu, D. c.. Spad sne-
hu 'byl cd jednoho do 25.8
palce.
Oficieln6 pocet ob6tf VIVA
dala 81 V New Jersey, kde zahy-
nulo sedm osob. Skoro vsechny
smrti jsou pTicftany telesremu
vycerpanf v boji proti ostremu
v6tru a zav6j1m. Sest osob "a
hynulo V New Yorku.
Doprava byla slime rozruse-
ma V nejv6tsf casti teto rozsahle
Oblasti Newyorsky pozarn1
komisaT Tekl, re mesto "bylo v
n%ejv6tsf nouzi v cele historic po-
zarnfho Departmental. Ulice
staly Sc neschGdnymi ma mno-
ha mfstech, ale ma Stestf nikde
nevypukly v6tsf ohne.
Ackoli spad sn6hu byl velky,
je daleko pod rekordnfm spa
dem V Giant Forest, Calf, kde
napadlo "a den 60 palcu sn6hu.
Vseobecny chaos zavladl ma
sledkem sn6hove boure v meste
New Yorku. zeleznicnf a au-
tObusova doprava byla tezce
zasazena a misty 1plne uvazla.
Aeroplany zGstaly ma letist1ch,
~zasypanych snehem. Obrovske
newyorske letist6 bylo bez III
vota.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-02
THE TELEGRAF

Published every Friday by
Observation-Disclosures Publ. Co.
843 N. WASHINGTON ST.
BALTIMORE 5, MD.
Phone, BROADWAY 1858
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-02
Byvaly americky serzant vede
armada " KaSmiru.

New Delhi, Indie. = V kru-
z1ch americkych diplomatic v
Indii to vzbudilo nemile pre-
kvapen1, kdyz bylo %zJisteno, re
American stall V cele domorod-
nych vojsk, ktera pred n6koli-
ka meslci vpadla Z Pakistanu
do Kasm1ru. Jde 0 byvaleho
armadn1ho serzanta Russell K.
Haighta z Denver, Colo, ktery
byl povysen ma hodnost brigad-
nfho generala We svazu Azadu.
svobodnych vojsk bojuj1clch v
Kasmfru. Americti diplomatic
by byli radi, kdyby 81 pan ge-
neral vyvolil nejake meme ne
bezpecne pole pGsobnosti.
Pakistanske noviny Haighta
obzvlaste chval1 pro obezret-
most a dobre vedenf pTi dobyti
m6sta Kasm1ru. Jelikoz Haight
neslozil n6jakou prfsahu CHI
Wade, tvrd1 tamn1 americke
konsularnf 1Tady, re nestava
zadna moznost nejakeho tired
n1ho zakroku prot Haightovi.
Jeste meme Sc lfbilo America
MIN, kdyz Haight me pred ne
davnem rozhlasovy projev, pr
kterem porovnal boje V Kasm1-
ru S americkou valkou o samo-
statnost. Stavaji obavy, re z
teto veci mohou pry vzniknoutl
d~iplomaticke pot1ze S Indi1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-02
Zpevacka Thelma Votipkova
Sc provdala.

Thelma Votipka, sopranist-
ka Metropolitan Opery, je ma
svatebn1 ceste, pc SVEN snatku
"a. prosince S Johnem Gro
them, varhanfkem v Broadway
Tabernacle kongregacn1m ko-
stele.
Slecna Votipkova pravila, re
byli oddani V Greenwich, Conn.
a vratili Sc okamzite do New
Yorku nasledkem jejiho kon-
certnlho programu. Slecna Vo-
tipkova, rozena V Clevelandu,
byla u metropolitan Opery II
rokG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-02
Zkaza americke lode We
finskVch vodach.


Helsinki, Finsko. = Tamn1
namorn1 1fady hlasf, re 13 ma
mornfk1 prislo O zivot, kdyz a.
mericka LODI Park Victory o o.
600 tunach ztroskotala v bouri
pobllze mesta Abo ma jihoza-
padnlm finskem pobrez1.
Vojaci v blfzke pevnosti O.
svobodili z jednoho skalnateho
ostruvku 35 namorn1kG, nekte-
re We stavu 1plne vycerpanosti.
Tfi mrtvoly byly nalezepy a ne
stava nadeje ma zachranu dali
SIGH 10 muzG dosud pohfesova-
nych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-02
Rakousko odmita hospodarske
spojenf S Bavorskem.

Widen. " americkych kru-
zfch bylo uvazovano O tom, re
by Rakousko melo byti hospo-
daFsky spojeno S Bavorskem,
okupovanym Amerikou. Ra-
kousky zahranicnf ministr Cru
Der Tekl, re .ie rozhodne proti
takovym planGm, ktere by pTf-
lis pTipomfnaly "Anschluss'.
Gruber pTi tom ovsem ma nej-
lepsf 1mysly spolupracovati s
americkou vladou, tax ably 81
Rakousko ~zajistilo 1cast ma
Marshallov6 planu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-02
Oar jihoafrickeho lidu brit
skym valecnyn vyslouzilcEGm.

Londyn. - Premier Clement
R. Attlee oznamil V parlamen-
tn, re lid J~ihoafricke unie po-
slal darem britskym vyslouzil-
cum z obou svetovych valek, o.
setfovatelkam a starc1m a sta
fenam 100000 liber ($4,000,-
000).
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-02
Velke namoTni manevry
" Atlantiku.

Mluvcf 1Tadu namofnictva
oznamil, re altanticke lodstvo
Dude We spojen1 S letectvem pro
vad6ti zacatkem tohoto roku
velke manevry v zapadnim A
tlantiku a v Karibskem mort.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-02
Lupici zapalili Wax.

Hong Kong, %. prosince pre-
strasen1 cestuj1c1 skakali dc
bezpecf okny vlaku, kdyz lupi-
81 zapalili jeden osobn1 VIZ v
pokusu provost loupez. Wax
byl ma ceste z Kovloonu DO
Kantonu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-01-02

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
Patient Is EIectrocuted
IBy Accident in Iron Luna
BY the Asseeioted Press

NEW YORK, July 17,-Charles
H. Hochman, assistant medical ex-
aminer. said today that woman
patient at Bronx hospital was
,slectrocuted accidentally yesterday
while in an artificial lung.
Police identified the woman as
Fannie Engelke, Sc, of Brooklyn,
a patient in Montefiore hospital,
the Bronx.
Police 1t. John Drake reported
that the woman died when bron-
choscope-an instrument for ex-
amining the lungs-Was inserted in
her throat and touched her chin
which was resting on the metal
collar of the artificial lung.
1t. Drake said the hospital re-
ported that the artificial lung was
operated by 110-volt alternating
current motor and the bronchoscope
by 220-volt direct current motor.
The woman, suffering from a
muscular weakness, was placed in
an artificial lung to aid her breath
ing, 1t. Drake said. He added
that when her lungs began filling
with mucous physicians decided a
bronchoscope was necessary to re-
move the mucous.
DR.. Hochman. who performed an
autopsy, termed the electrocution
accidental.
A Nagoya. Japan, manufacturer is
trying to sell fishing equipment in
Anarjea
Evening star., 1948-07-18
Stotes' Rights Leaders Expect
To Win ~ Electoral Votes

chosen by Democratic convention
and can be instructed.
Arkansas electors to be named
in convention and can be pledged
against Mr.. Truman.
virginia-11 representatives in
electoral college. Already chosen by
convention and pledged for Mr.
Truman, but anti Truman forces
contend party can instruct them
otherwise.
South Carolina-8 electors to be
chosen by State Democratic Execu-
tive Committee. Electors will be
pledged against Mr.. Truman by
State convention resolution, but sub
ject to change because Of yesterday
court ruling that the Democratic
Party is open to everybody. That
may result in new convention and
widespread changes.
North Carolina Ia electors.
Chosen in convention and not
pledged but can be.
In addition, the States Fighters
hope to win support in Oklahoma,
which has 10 votes, and Maryland,
with 8, and plan to enter anti-Tru-
man elector candidates in Missouri
and Kentucky, home states of Mr..
Evening star., 1948-07-18

publicans than among those in the
Senate.
| The White House source said the
Taft -Ellender- Wagner housing bill
which the Senate has passed twice,
/ is what the President still wants.
The problem will be to get it through
the House where it died in a double
play action involving both the Bank
ing and Rules Committees in the
final hours before the convention
adjournment last month.
One possibility is that the bill can
be forced to the floor by the petition
method, used once so far in this
Congress in the oleomargine tax re-
peal fight. So far about 160 Repre-
sentatives have signed the petition
while 218, a majority of the whole
House, must sign to bypass the COM
mittees. Mr.. Javits and Representa-
tive Helen Gahagan Douglas, DEM
ocrat, of California, are the hackers
of the petition. But to be success,
the petition will have to have added
large block of Republican signers.
Ellis Urges Firing of 100000
Although the President can start
the session off on the living cost
issue, he has no guarantee it will
keep to that track.
Representative Ellis, Republican.
Iof West Virginia. yesterday sug-
gested that Congress reduce taxes
ST 900 100000 and cut 100000 per-
sons from the Federal payroll. Rep
resentative Klein, Democrat, of New
York, said he will begin a drive to
repeal the Taft-Hartley labor law.
Representative Mundt, Republican,
of North Dakota, said he will whip
up a new anti-Communist bill to
replace the one passed by the House
but sidetracked in the Senate.
The civil rights issue, however. is
likely to cause more trouble, and
hot tempers, than all other bills
combined. An antipoE tax law, for
bidding the requirement of such
taxes as qualification to vote for
a Federal official. passed the House
in the recent session. Speaker Mar
tin has predicted that If the Senate
passed an antilynching bill the House
will approve it at once.
From one retiring member of Con-
gress, Senator Hatch, Democrat, of
New Mexico, came the only plea for
an end of politics heard since the
session was called. He said with
the world and domestic situations
what they are, now is no time to let
politics or other things interfere"
Evening star., 1948-07-18
Nv The Assaeiatsd Press

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. July IT.
States Rights leaders say they car
pick up as many as 127 electora
yotes-perhaps more-in the No.
vember election.
Here Is a State by State survey
based on the way delegates talket
at today's anti-T Truman conference
of Southern Democrats:
Alabama-l1 electoral votes al.
ready pledged against Mr.. Truman
Mississippi-9 votes, also com
mitted to vote for some one besides
Mr.. Truman.
Louisiana-i0 votes not com.
mitted, but former Gov. Sam Jone.
says State Democratic COMMITTEES
can instruct electors.
Tennesee-l2 electors chosen ir
convention, States Fighters say con.
vention has power to remove eiec.
tors; therefore can make them vot.
any way it wants.
Georgia-12 votes. Electors still
to be named in primary election.
Forida--8 electors already choser
in primary. No way to instruct
them, States Fighters concede, il
they want to support Mr.. Truman
Texas-33 votes. Electors will b
Evening star., 1948-07-18
Thurmond, Bitter Foe
OF Lynching, Opposes
Carolina Poll Tax
BY the Associofed Press

COLUMBIA, S. c.. July 17-Gov.
J. Strom Thurmond, States Rights
candidate for President, enters ma
Stional politics after successfully in
augurating a program to modernize
and streamline the Government of
South Carolina.
Gov. Thurmond, 45. who advo-
Gated a cleanup" of Government in
his 1916 campaign for the COVER
norship. devised and pushed
through the General Assembly leg
islation creating a governmental re-
organization commission.
The commission, having broad
powers to eliminate overlapping and
duplication in Government agencies,
probably will begin work this fall.
Opposed Poll Tax.
The Governor also has consist
entity urged abolition of the State S
poll tax. legislation to provide secret
ballots in general elections and Gre
alton of personnel merit system for
State Government. These measures
have failed of passage SO far.
Although he opposes Federal anti
lynch legislation, Gov. Thurmond
is known in South Carolina as a
bitter foe of lynching. Immediately
after the notorious Willies Earle
/lynching at Greenville, the Gov
ernor ordered the State constabu-
larry to the scene to investigate.
He told his chief constable not to
report back until the case was
cracked.
Denounced Earle Affair.
The result was the trial of "a men
charged with the crime. They were
acquitted, however. Gov. Thurmond
repeatedly denounced the Earle af-
fair as mob murder, which South
Carolina will not tolerate"
He has opposed Federal anti-poli
tax and anti-lynch legislation on
grounds that its passage would vio-
late the Constitution.
A veteran of World War II, hold
ing the rank of lieutenant colonel
in the Army, Gov. Thurmond wears
II military medals. These include
the Purple Heart, Legion of Merit,
Branze Star, Belgian Cross of Of
f1cer of the Order of the Crown and
French Croix de Guerre.
He served with the 1st Army In
Europe. Landing on Normandy
with the 82nd Airborne Division.
He was with the lst all the way
across Europe.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
Gov. Wright Fothered
Stotes' Rahts Revolt

JACKSON, Miss, July II P).-
Mississippi Gov. Fielding L. Wright
the States Rights Democratic vict
presidential candidate, fathered the
1948 party revolt.
Gov. Wright sounded the keynote
for the break in his inaugural ad-
dress as Governor here last Janu-
ary. He warned national party lead
ership then that the South would
break with them if they continued
sponsorship of 'anti-Southern legis-
lation."
The quiet 53-year- old,
gray-headed, igar-smoking Cover
nor is a native of Sharkey County
the home of some 1l.000 Negroes
and about 1000 white persons. His
philosophy of government calls for
fair treatment of the -Iegro.
Gov. Wright was born in Rolling
Fork. Miss, the son of county
sheriff. He attended Webb School
in .Bellbuckle, Tenn. aud later the
University of Alabama, where he
was graduated in law.
He likes to tell of the days % years
ago when he began practice of law
in Rolling Fork. Seldom. he says,
was there a Jury cncsen IN Sharkey
County which did not have Negroes
as members. His first capital case
jury, in adjoining Issaquena County,
where there are four Negroes for
every white person. had IL Negroes
and one white man on the panel,
Gov. Wright began 'lis politica,
career in 1928 when he was elected
to the Mississippi Legislature. Since
then he has served as presiding
officer of both houses, as Lieuten-
ant Governor and as Governor. He
became Governor in November, le46,
on the death of Gov. Thomas l..
Bailey.
He served in World War I as a
private, returning to civilian life in
1919.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
Reno TO Try Bartender
in Staying Of Ex-Wife
BY the As.oe;ased Press


SAN FRANCISCO, July 17.-A A.
year-old bartender will be returned
to Reno next week to stand trial
for the Staying of his attractive
young ex-wife.
Police Inspector William Stanton
said Eugene Gambetta kidnapped his
former wife, Thelma Ribail. Is, on a
downtown Reno street Thursday
night, forced her into his car and
shot her to death. Then, Inspector
Stanton said, he stuffed the body
in the cars turtleback and drove
here.
Gambetta was picked up by police
late yesterday as he sat in his parked
car near the ocean-the body still
in the turtleback. Several hours
later, District Attorney Harold
Taber of Washoe County, Nevada.
filed a murder complaint in Reno
against the suspect. Gambetta said
he would waive extradition.
I'm sorry" Inspector Stanton
quoted Gambetta. Il killed her be-
cause I love her. Gambetta and
Miss Ribail we're married in 1945.
She divorced him last March Is.
Evening star., 1948-07-18

Choice of tweeds, cheviots and
doneools in two and three button
models. Tons, browns, ereys and
blues in practically oil sizes.
Evening star., 1948-07-18

Wide voriety of eobordines, shark
skins, cords, tropicoIs and royons.
Choice Of solid eolors, stripes ond
neot patterns. Perfect for busi-
ness or sports wear. Sizes from
28 to Sc.
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luton when Congress meets to
authorize an investigation INTO the
high cost of meat because the
Administration has taken no action
to help reduce the dangerously
high cost of living"
Javits Urges Meat Rationing.
The Senator was on a committee
which last year made an extensive
inquiry into high prices. The COM
mittee chairman, Senator Flanders
Republican. of Vermont, advocated
standby rationing powers for meat,
but he got nowhere with his bill.
Another Republican, Representa-
tive Javits of New York, last night
called for law to have the Pres
ident set up meat rationing and let
Congress end it when it chooses.
But opposition to ra ationing has been
even more intense among House Re-
Evening star., 1948-07-18
Many .Pennsylyonions
| Plan Write-in Vote,
States Fighters Told
BY the Associated Press


BIRMINGHAM. Ala, July II,
An eX-Mississippian, now
from Pennsylvania, said today
"A lot of us folks in Pennsyl-
vania are going to write in
names" in the next general
election.
The prediction came from
L. M. McWilliams of Lands
doWne, Pa, district manager
for the Studebaker Corp, be-
fore the States Rights con-
vention. Mr.. McWilliams said
he had never before addressed
a convention, but this is the
first time I've ever been so
wrapped up in anything"
Evening star., 1948-07-18
Rodios in Heads Of Rots
Test Broin Stimulation
/, BY the Assoeiossd Press

BY the Assoeiotsd PFess
LOS<ANGELES, July ia psy-
chology professor has devised a
method for installing miniature ra-
dios in the heads of rats to test the
effects of electrical brain stimula-
tion, the University of California
at Los Angeles announced today.
DR.. Joseph A. Gengerelh said h