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made two years ago, when they were
badly beaten.
AS the negotiations Of the -four
military governors entered theil
nth day the Soviet-licensed Ger
man news agency quoted usually
well-informed French circles" as
saying the West-sponsored mark
would be Withdrawn September IS
May Report Today.
The four military governors are
known to be negotiating on mean,
Of establishing the Soviet backed
East mark as the single currency fol
Berlin in return for lifting theil
blockade of the city. There has
been no official indication of the
progress of the talks, however.
The French-licensed press specu.
lated last night that political quar-
ters expected the military governors
report to be prepared today and
transmitted to their governments
and the ENJOYS assigned to negotiate
with the Kremlin"
Rundschau devoted most Of Its
front page today to an announce.
ment by Marshal VASTLY D. Sokol-
ovsky, Soviet military governor. Of
increased food rations for the Rus.
sian zone, starting October l.
The announcement also said 500,.
600 additional German workers ir
the zone would be given a hot mea
at their work. About 100000 al,
reported to be getting it now.
American officials estimate thst
The food ration in Soviet cities
ranges between 1900 and 500 Gallo.
ries a day. In the British anc
American zones the basic ratior
this summer ranged from 1,700 tt
more than 1900 calories
Evening star., 1948-09-04
Dewey Campaign Tour
OF East Is Believed
Planned for October
BY the Assscietsd Press

PAWLING, N. Y, Sept. 4.-Signs
indicated today that Gov. Dewey
probably will make an Eastern
campaign tour in October after a
swing to the Pacific Coast and
through the Midwest.
The Republican presidential NOM
inee's first word with respect to the
East came from Sinclair Weeks,
COP National committeeman from
Massachusetts,.
Mr.. Weeks conferred with Gov.
Dewey in Albany yesterday Just be-
for the New York Governor left
for his farm home here to spend the
Labor Day week end.
Mr.. Weeks told reporters he had
asked Gov. Dewey to come to Massa-
chusetts and said he believed the
Governor was planning to do so.
October Visit Expected.
He said Herbert Brownell, jr., Gov
DeWey's campaign manager, had
indicated the COP candidate will
visit the Bay State probably in the
latter part OF October, sometime
after the 18th or 10th"
Gov. Dewey is reported to be plan
ming to start stumping the country
about September 20, with the first
hig swing likely to be to the Far
West and the Central States. The
first part of his itinerary is slated
to be announced soon.
An october trip into Massachusetts,
probably would be one OF series
Of Eastern speeches.
Polish Regime Criticized.
Before he left Albany. the COP
nominee tossed a barb at what he
called the red regime" in Poland.
He said the unhappy" people
there we're being forced to endure
starvation, cold and disease. To help
ease this hardship. the Governor
appealed for generous contribution
to fund to provide food and cloth
ing for the Poles.
The campaign for funds Is being
conducted by American Relief for
Poland Inc. Gov. Dewey. sponsor
of the agency, said the aid will be
distributed by American citizens in
Poland.
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or more guests in the large drawing
room on the second floor, where
giant electric fans added to the
coolness from the long open win
dows. Sonora de Corominas wore
becoming gown of black crepe, bands
Of black velvet about the elbow
length sleeves and shallow peplum
being the only trimming.
After supper an orchestra played
Latin American music for dancing
and the Ambassador danced every
dance.
Guests we're invited for 8 o'clock
and after greeting their hosts gath
cred in small groups to chat.
Cocktails and hors d'oeuvres were
passed until supper was served from
the long buffet table in the spacious
dining room. Small tables were
placed about the dining room and
the solarium for the convenience OF
the guests.
The United States Ambassador to
the OAS, Mr.. Paul C. Daniels, was
there, and of special note in the
company were Dominican dele
gates in Washington for confer
ences, Senor Arturo Despravel and
Senor Julio Ortega Frier.
The new Argentine Ambassador to
the United States, DR.. Jeronimo
Remorino, and members Of the EN-
bassy sta1 and their wives also were
included among the guests.
The acting dean of the diplomatic
corps, the Honduran Ambassador
and Sonora de Caceras, just back
from q months stay at Atlantic City
were there and Senorita Minerva
Bernadino was welcomed back from
her South American tour, having
returned from Argentina just a few
days ago. She will leave next seek
for Paris where she has been ap-
pointed Dominican delegate to the
United Nations Assembly.
Charming Sonora de Mora, wife
Of the Uruguayan Ambassador to
the OAS of which he is vice chair
man OF the Council, and their
daughter, Senorita Emma Gladys
Mora, were at the supper. Sonora
de Mora was dressed in black, the
bodice trimmed with jets and her
daughter wore turquoise blue
starched organdy. The Bolivian
Ambassador to the OAS, Senor Don
Enrique Finot received very warm
welcome from many whose friend
ship he made when he served as
Ambassador to the United States
some wears ago.
Evening star., 1948-09-04
Hosts at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. E l.. Sebastian were
hosts at dinner last evening in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lepant OF
Pittsburgh, who have been the guests
for two weeks Of Mrs. Lepant's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Smith.
Other guests at the dinner were
DR.. and Mrs. J. j. B. Sebastian, Mr.
and Mrs. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fletcher Sebastian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lepant will leave
today for Pittsburgh and early next
week the latter will sail from New
York for London, where she will
spend some time.
Evening star., 1948-09-04
DR.. Abrohom Myerson,
Psychiotrist, Dies at 66
~ the Assee;oisd Press

BROOKLINE, Mass, Sept. 4.-Dr,
Abraham Myerson. 66. psychiatrist
and neurologist, died yesterday at
his home.
He was director of research at
Boston State Hospital until he re-
tired because of Ill health. He was
a 1908 graduate of Tufts Medical
School, where he later taught until
he went to Harvard as professor OF
clinical psychiatry.
His widow. a daughter, Miss Annie
Myerson, and two sons, DR.. Paul
Myerson and DR.. David Myerson,
survive.
Evening star., 1948-09-04
Carl Robbins to Head
Louisville PIywood Firm
By the Asseciatsd Press

LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept. 4.-Elec.
ton of Carl Burton Robbins, IS
former president of Commodity
Credit Corp, as president and di-
rector general of General Plywood
Corp. here was announced yesterday
by Samuel E. Stout, board chairman
Mr.. Robbins will return here soon
to take over his new duties. He
now is executive vice president OF
McCann- Erickson. Inc, New York
advertising agency. He was presi-
dent of Axton Fisher Tobacco Co
here from 1941 to 1943 and before
that was president OF the CCC.
Evening star., 1948-09-04
Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob J. Krempasky
of Clinton. Iowa, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Mis-
Dorothy Eleanor Krempasky. to Mr..
John T. Talman, jr.. son OF Mrs,
Talman Of Niagara Falls. NY, ant.
the late Capt. Talman. Miss Krem.
pasky lives in washington. where
the bridegroom -elect also is located.
Evening star., 1948-09-04

argentine ENJOY and Wife
Entertain at Buffet SUPPER
Bv Katharine M. Brooks

the Organization OF American States
Corominas their
party last evening since coming to Washington The vty was
for the
for the home
de Coomnas recently
which the Of
adns Nicaraguan Embassy However,
the middle October
which the home Of former President
Herbert and late Hoover when he Secretary
Evening star., 1948-09-04

consider naming another national
committeeman. It also plans to
name a slate of presidential electors
pledged to support the Truman
Barley ticket.
In Montgomery, Ala, Col. Rushton
said he cannot resign from the Ma
tional Committee on his own mo-
ton. He said he had offered his
resignation to the State Democratic
Executive Committee, but that no
action had been taken on it. He
added that Mr.. Primm was misin-
formed-that he is not Alabama
campaign manager for the Dixie
Gratis"
Gov. Fielding Wright of Missis-
sippi, States rights vice presidential
candidate, charged in Jackson, Miss.
that Senator McGrath is threat
ening to use the whip to attempt to
rally his depleted forces"
We're in the fight to the finish,
Gov. Wright said, 80 lay on Nc
Grath."
Viewed as Insurance"
The reported double-entry plan OF
some Southern members OF Con-
gress was viewed by political OBJ
servers here as a form OF political
insurance against the possibility that
Republicans might slip into Office in
some border districts.
To some extent it also would free
the candidates seeking election on
both the regular Democratic and
States Rights tickets from the
charge of boiling the regular ticket.
While the Democratic committee
has made it clear it will regard sup
porters of the States Rights tickets
as boilers, the administration obvi-
ously does not want to antagonize
congressional votes it might need
badly If the Republicans should lose
control in close contest.
Mr.. Primm said Il don't know
what we can do about" the double.
entry plan.
1T is up to the people to elect
the men they want to represen,
them in Congress" he said, "and ur
to the House and Senate to seat
them"
Evening star., 1948-09-04
P0stbonement

The wedding Of Miss Dorothy
8. Zamponi and Mr.. John L.
Dawson, which had been AZ
ranged for Monday, September Q.
has been postponed because Of
the illness Of Miss Zamponi, whs
underwent an appendsetcmy
Thursday.
Evening star., 1948-09-04
Continued From First Page

munism or fascism, or any other for
elgn theology which would UNDER
mine the American system of gov
ernment or the American system OF
free competitive enterprise and pri-
vate property"
Senator McGarth assailed what
ne called Mr.. Scott's smear state
ment" as cheap political hypocrisy
and irresponsible demagoguery." He
said the Republicans are issuing
''lurid statements" in an effort to
"lull the public to forget the danger
Of high prices"
Refers to Thurmond, Rushton.
The call by Mr.. Prim for resig-
nation from the Democratic Ma
tional Committee OF States Rights
party ticket supporters referred spe-
cifically to Gov. Thurmoad and to
Col Marion Rushton of Alabama
who represent their States on the
national committee. He, described
Col. Rushton as campaign manager
for the Dixiecrats" in Alabama.
In Columbia, 8. c., Gov. Thur
mond insisted that it is not the
States Rights Democrats who have
bolted the Democratic Party. In
stead, he. charged, the boilers are
those who have betrayed the party S
principles"
Gov. Thurmond added:
"The Democratic Party belongs to
the people who go to make it up.
1t does not belong to the temporary
national leadership. That leader
ship has kidnapped the party. The
Democrats in the South have re-
pudiated that leadership and are
fighting to return the party to its
traditional principles"
Thurmond's Resignation Rejected.
Actually, Gov. Thurmond has
Submitted his resignation as men,
ber of the National Committee. but
the South Carolina Executive Com
mittee has refused to accept 1t. A
group Of regular party members an
lnounced in Columbia last night it
would meet there September to
Evening star., 1948-09-04
Frank n. Crune Dies at Is

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. I R.-
Funeral services will be conducted
today for Frank H. Crane, rs, early
day screen actor and director. who
died Wednesday at the Motion Pic.
ture Country Home Hospital.
Evening star., 1948-09-04

Announcement is made by
NaUy Capt. and Mrs. Charles
F. Behrens OF the, engage
ment of their daughter, Mrs.
Eleanor Behrens Burke, to Mr..
John EdWards Parker, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Parker.
The Wedding 1Dill take place
October 2 in the Chapel of the
Naual Communications Gen.
ter. Adams Photo.
Evening star., 1948-09-04
Volcano
Continued From First Page.

new crater in the mountain had
been opened about 18 miles east Of
the crater formed in 1871.
In the first eruption on September
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BRANCH CALENDAR
Pennsylvania Saxon Junior Association OF the United States
of America.

Detroit, Mich. Detroit Junior 2aHow
Pres. John M, Schemmei. 1Ia3 Oranges
" sec'y,' Phil wendell. 1902 Nashvi'k
Ave Phone AR 1892.
Hnvood City. - zliwooa oaSy
Junior Ssxons.
p rref,Homt' sSo,,t .7saw saTa kast. 22o Crescent
sec'y., Betty Deppner. Bridge Ave.
Ext - Phone 4961-J-12.
Farrell. Pa. - Farrell Saxon Athletics
Club.
President, Hes,y s,yol Holmes. so4 Hami'-
,on seey Aye fhtne Mitni zeles' % s1, spearman Av.
Phone '2526S.
Gary indiana; snor. m acTy cIys. Saxon Juniors
President Katherine Kraft ll6S Pierce
st. Phone 36-255.
Sec'y., jeanette Kloss, 4653 Har
rison ST. Phone 1927. ..s
Lorain, Ohio. - Lora1n JEn1ors
Saxon Club.
President, Arthur SCHNEIDER, 33A w.
18th st. Phone 93-l60.
Sec'y., Gerry Theil. 2346 Livingston
Ave. Phone 61-692.
Monaoa' Pa; s.xoIs Monaco Junior
Pres, Fermen Massey. sos Ninth 1T
Tel: Rochester 1920.
Secy., Heren SCHUYLER, 40 Penn Ave
Tel: Rochester 3677-W.
Now Castle, Pa. - New Castle Junior
OAxons.
President, Henry Bender. SIT Wild
wood Avenue, Phone S71-W.
Sec'y. Heles Gart,.er. 121 e. Sheridan
Ave. Phone S695-R.
salem, Ohio. - 80 lem Junior Saxon
Club.
President, Henry Schuster, 6S5 New
Garden Ave.
Secretary. Freda Hermann, SCI Sum-
nit St
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. - Youngstown
Junior SaxOAs.
President. Henry. -. Kurtz. 3i?t Nah
oning Avenue. Phone 9-7844: -
Corr. Sec'y Helene NJ Lindsrt, ~
Tacoma Avenue. Phone 3-5043.
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DrrrinS.kalenotr
0tebestarses ea&ien eanserbss1aD
tss ySrb9uesi3e.

Bundssssktion ..
Youngstown, Ohio. q. .. k9nnsrCllsr.
. pras.. Geors rsAidsl sr.. IT'S Fredripk
sskr:. aust.. a. r-huaa. soss Funl; ul
1uadesss1sioA 10:
Erie. ra. = -Siss1nbNrssr DansnsAss
Pras.. Katharine Mersehauser, ~
sekretar, Ann. Reisenauer. 7ls IVES,
3D. Str.
BundssssAtion IL. ..
Cleveland, Ohio. Da1nsncfor "Saxonis''.
, n pras, 81 Mathiida sigarto,l lo7ls Joan
sekr.. Elisabeth Fischer. 2s51 West
73. Str. WO. 5516. r..
Bundesssktion IL. -
Youngstown, o. Danaenchor EdelWeiSs.
Priis.. Josephine Miller, Sl9 Clearmond
Drive.
sekr., Maria Pfingsgraf, 81 East
Warren Ave.
Bundes SEXTON l3.
Canton, o. 0eNischter Chor.
President. John Smiley, 705 Arlington
sekretar. VIM. Fritsche. Center Road
Box sc, East Canton Ohio. E
Bundesseltion "a.
New Castle: rrsss;,as r.; e 8: o'm'aese'
Pras.. Hilda Konnerth, 413 Meyer Ave.
Sekr., Helen Gartner, 121 E. Sheridan
Aundssssktao1 10.
Salem, Ohio, 1oho LaedsfARaAa.
Pras, Ronald rleiscner. 4s4 q. BroaA'
wav. Tel; 4749.
s-kr, Mary Yunk. .os Aetna strass.
Tel: 4481. - ga f.
Bundessehtion "a. ~
Youngstown, o. s. g.. Junior 1yra
Chorus.
Prastdent. HeOrs Raldel. Its FredrtO
StraSse
Sec'y., Gustav Schunn, 2059 Summer
Bundessektion as. }
Canton, O.. DamenchoS.
President, John Smiley. 705 Arlfn9toD
tenue NJ W. sH t
SekretAr, VIM Fritsche. Center Road
Box SO, East Canton, Ohio.
Bundesssktion ~.
Cleveland West Saxon Junior 01ub-
Pres, william Wolff. $3.50 West 56th
Street.
ScC'y.. Helen Wolff 3O31 West 56th
Street, Cleveland. Ohio, 30. 1854.
Bundssssktion -. r.
0lsvslaaa Hsss sunior saxon 0nob.
President. george Krech. $3.50 bave-
hoe Road, TEL: YEl1Owstone 1874.
Secretary. Sara s. Schuller. 20Sl Hass
l1sth Street. Phone Randolph $3.50.
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BRANCHES OF THE +. q. J. A.

BRANCHES OF THE r. 3. J. A.
President, Henry NJ. Miller 722 High
land Rd., n. f., Canton 5, Ohio Phone
2-5015.
Vice President, Henry l.. Kurtz, 3424
Mahoning Ave, Youngstown 2, Ohio.
sec,y.. Helen Wolf. 8lSo w 5sth st
Phone 30 1854. .'
Asst. Sec'y., Mary rauIf 3I7 South
'raig St, Pittsburgh IL, Pa. Phone:
Ssr,,Iy 1913.
Treasurer, Edith p. Hartfelder, sI5
Beckford ST., New Castle, Pa. Phone:
|1274-W.
l,.ss.' nnAscSss os.. OF ..ss. s.s juno; = oias
Pres, Tom Murtz Jr., 22i Miller Ave.
Sec'y, Carl Everth, s4s S. Arch st.
Canton, Ohio. Canton Saxon Juniors
President, Hank ScTwaSer. 1926 NAH
onning I'd, n, E., Canton. Ohio.
Secretary, Minnie Krach, li2i Harris
burg Rd., y. E. Canton, Ohio.
Chicago, Ill. - Chicago South Side
Juu1ar Saxon Ciap.
President. Robert Mates 1915 East
Secretary. Hid. Ur.ch. SIS Yves,
Barry st.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland East Junior Saxon Club.
Pre-, Arthur GnSri, iT45 Catalpa
StrasSe. Phone ". 1913.
Sec'y, Agnes Salmen, 1891 Nela-
wood Rd Phone MU. SOIL
: Cleveland West Saxon Junior Cluo.
Pres, William Wolf. $3.50 West 5Sth
street.
Sec'y., Helen Wolf, $3.50 w. 56th st.
Columbus, Ohio. Columbus Junior
Phone 30. 1854.
E..x-o <lu1.
President, Michael c. Schmidt. Jr.,
1854 s. High ST. Phone Ga. 5OS2.
Secretary, Walter NJ. Theiss 1887 r
Whittier st. Phone Ga. 2974.
Homestead, Pa. - Homestead Junior
Saxons.
Pres. Daniel Thellman 244 Frank
AAe., Whitaker Pa Phone Homesa. al
1854.
Secretary Marie Sterner. 776 Mel
hourn St, Pitt~burgh II. Pa. Phone:
Jackson 5O43
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ROMAN Won PAUL osKAR HOOKER

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b.. Den ausenblidlihsn GeIunob:itss
auitano Der junsen 0,au bisIt er fir
gang erfreulid.
sd seoente nod beute slbeno nit
neiner Grau ab5ureiien!" Iag.s bcr
Sntenoant. obne benz Nr5t in's GeIiAt
gu ieben. .3u SauIs piro iiA jsOsns
fdas bic bette @elsssnbsit sur Grboe
lung fir iie finben."
Cine iolde ueber itiirsuna hatte Or.
@aFerfubr niht erpartet eebapt.
r9us NerpenlpItsm lit iturt bcrunter.
Dor elmer anltrensenoen ytuhtfdbtt
mod9te iA bpd gang entidisOen rars
men,"
,gs bleibt leiber feline onbere MDas
lidteit," meinte Graf Soboenoabl, in
Ierpoier 6ait nit leinsm Shpu9er
eineR Bid lpsdisInb, ripGtsitsns
miibten mir ben Nufbru9 bann mprs
gen friib beiperti!eliaen. Mlip penn
81. es niht fir sefdbrlid baltsn. :"
Or. DaHsrfubr slldte bic slaisl.
.Gine. a:uie 8efabr beiteht nid,t." Gr
abnte natiirlih. bab pidtiaere Dins
se, bic man ibm per idnelgen noIlte,
bic @eidleunisuns Der slbreiis bs'
bingtsn.
Sn bieier torretten, fait aeldditlis
ten WeiIe parb bic llnterreoune 81
Gnn. sefiibrt. Mit b0flidem Oant
besleiteten bic Serren ben geiu4
boun Bis aur Sbiir.
lDenise Minuten fpGter borte man
6i,f Der Strobe bas &lingeln einss
G4tittens, Der bon 8lion bsrfam.
Rarl Gspn, Der nit Gillette slsid uns
ten seblieben mar. lief iubelno auf isi,
ne Mama su.
.Mutti - NGter6en 1T ba -
bent mar. Wutti. Yaterhsn lit pa!"
9lus Rarola's MntliB mid lofort
aller Sonnenslana; ibre 9(usen. Die
tceben nod in iunsem Slid ibrer,
frDbliden tleinen Sopn entaesense.
leudtet batten. blidten itarr uno as.
Gngitist Gillette an. bic nit elmer Mrrs
tiinoermiene reben benz 9oteleinsans
belt.
raii.tte -e!" itisb ie balblaut.
beitiir5t fraesno aus.
Oas Mdohen nidte fhulbbetpubt
uno fIiiiterte: per endbise 9err -
unb aud &c. Ourhlau6t."
(sto' Mc<llna foias.}
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