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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-23
PAJIESKOJlMAI
JleskomleJl ar aple JuoS III
nantieji prasomi atsiliepti j:
CONSULATE GENERAL or
LITHUANIA
al West Sind Street
New York "a, N. Y.

Arlauskaite Piecaitiene, Viktoriia
Baltutis, Jonas, is Vieksniu val, su-
nus Prano.
Budreckis, Krizostimas ir Raimun-
das ir seserys Stase ir Zuzans, is
Sedos rar., Zarasu ap.
Butkus, Antanas, Juozas ir Kazys,
is Palangos, vienas gyveao Balti-
Buzyte Zuikis, Maria, is Simno
val, Alytaus ap., ir vyras Juozss
| Zuikis.
Cesnaite, Ona, is Kaisia doru val,
| gyv., Scrantone, istekejusi.
Ciulada. Stasys, is Vievio val.
Filipovicius, Ignas ir Vladas, is Ra-
seiniu, gyv. New Yorke.
Fruze, Ulozas, gyv. Brooklyn. NY.
Gailaite, Bronze. gyv. Bostone, is We
zaiciu KIM, Kretingos ap.
Galinauskis Kazimie.as, gyv. Bosto-
| ne ar kitur.
Glitas, Gustavas, gyv. Elizabeth.
Griskevicius, Juozas, is Silales, Tau
RACES ap., gyv. New Yorke.
! Gudmonas, Tamosius, is Ke'm[s va.
Gudziunaite Sunelait;ene, Kaza, IS
Betygalos val, Raseiniu ap. ir wy
ras Sunelis Sunelaitis, Juozas.
Jezerskaite. Juze ir Ona, is Rasei-
niu, istekejusios, gyv. New Yer
Ike.
Jurgelis, Jonas, is Eglupiq KIM, Pa
javonio val. Vilkaviskio ap, siu-
vejas, gyv. Brooklyne.
Jusenas, Jonas ir seserys Ona ir
Viktorija. is Bigzu ap.
Kacinskis, jonas ir Juozas, gyv. Chi
cagoje
kaminskas. Antanas, is AUX -tuju
Sanciu. Kauno.
Karaliuniene. Monika, is siauliu ap.,
gyv., New Yorke.
Kazlauskaite Pukeliene, Janina, is
Skaudviles val, Taurage a2., gyv.
Chicagoje.
Kazlauskiene, Tekle, is Panevezio
ap.
Kiciene Mailaite, Antanina, is sa-
kiu ap., gyv. New Yorke.
Krypas. Antanas, is Salant1 val,
Kretingos ap.
Kyn, Charlie. gyv. Brooklvne.
Kuckaityte, Elena, is Marijamrol-s, S,
GIN. Amerikoje.
Kvarinskiene. Petronele, ir jos mo-
tina Usoniene.
Lipskas. Domininkas, gyv. Bosto-
ne, issSeinu ap.
Okas Juozas, gyv. Bubleli1 val.
Percy, Adomas ir Gotlibas, is Pae-
:eriu val. Vilkaviskio ap., gyv.,
New Yorke.
Piecaitiene Arlauskaite, Viktorija.
Pikturna.. Stanislovas, is Ke,m5s v.
Praninskiene, Ora, is Raseiniu.
Fukeliene Kazlauskaite, Janira, is
Skaudviles val, Taurages ap, gv.
Chicag agoje
Purmelis,. Pranas, gyv. CAicagoje.
Rakauskiene Slapsyte, is Utenos a.
Ramanauskiene, .gyv. New. Yorke,
eliminate Kanzes Gudziunaites ir
Juozo Sunelaicio.
Rimkevicius (Rimkus), Jonas, is
Antkalniskiu KIM, Ploksciu val,
sakiu ap, turi farma.
Riskus, Juozas, GIN. Amerikcje, gy-
dytojas.
Rote, Jonas, is Darbenu val, Kre- !
tingos ap.
Rugens, Anton, gyv. Hartford, Cn.
Runkaitis, Jonas, is Kretingos ap., |
Darbenu val.
Sakalauskas, Antanas,y is Sintautu
val, sunus Antanas ir dukte An
tanina.
Jurgis ir io sesuo Sa-
kalauskaite Ona. is Kauno ap.,
Aukst. Panemunes val, gyv. Chi
cagoje.
Juze ir jos broliai Da-
durkeviciai, Antanas ir Juozas, IS
Liubavo val, Marijampoles ap.
Buguse, is Kedaini1 2.
Salemonavicius, Izidorius, is Taura
ges ap.
Standards Jonas ir Stasys is laura
ges ap.
scesnuleviciute, Zofiia, GIN. Ameri-
koje, isvyko is Vilniaus ape 1927
metus.
Sekleckas, Aleksandras, is Suba-
claus val, Panevezio ap.
Seleika, Jonas, is sakiu ap., gyv.
Prancuzijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-23

JIESKOMAS Jonas Osipavi-
cius, is zakavoliu k, Merkines
", Alytaus ap. Gyvena New
Yorke ar Washington, D. C,
AtsiSaukti: (16)
Julijona Kartanaviciene j =
964 E. 78 St. Cleveland, O.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-23

PAJIEsKAU pusbrolius Jo-
na ir Juoza kazikauskus, jie
paeina is Pakrostes sod, Sur
viliskes par, ir Mykola Salau-
ka, is Vaidotoniu, Dotnavos p.
PraSau atsiSaukti area kas apia
JUGS Zinc praneSti. (1O
P. -Aksenavicius
!. 1913 Lexington Ave.
Cleveland 3, Ohio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-23

PAJIEskOJIMAS. Ursule Sc
roraityte-Braziena jiesko sa-
vo vyro broli iona Braza, ku-
ris prizes 6 metus gyveno San
Francisco, Cal. Paeina is Lam
keliskiu, Vilkaviskio APPS. Yra
svarbus reikalas. Kas zinot sl-
teikit apie j ziniu. (173
Anna Oberaitis
Al Jones Street,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-23

PAJIEsKAU iona, Kazi ir
Izidoriu Kreivenius, Barziniu
k, Keturva,akiu p. Yra svar-
blu reikalu. Kas apie juos Ii
note prasau atsiliepti.
V. J. VelioniSkis,
14J1 Giddings Road
Cleveland 3, Ohio
Evening star., 1948-06-30

increase probably will be accom-
panied by group insurance and
other social. security provisions
ordered under the contract signed
in 1947.
"Capitulation on the steel wage
issue will come" said the Iron
Age, after steel leaders have ad-
mitted that their attempt to stem
imitation by cutting prices and re-
fusing wage increases has failed. 1t
was q good gesture. It means that
the steel industry for once will not
have to take the blame for new
imitation spiral"
Prices will 60 up. the weekly pre-
dicted, after steel companies find
out what their new coal costs are,
and how much steel wages will add
to steelmaking costs"
It continued: FIRST the cuts made
a month or so ago will be eliminated.
Steel people say their costs for ma
terials have steadily increased and
are still on the way up. This will be
taken care of. Next factor will be
the coal wage and pension increases
which will be reflected in higher
coal costs for steelmakers. Then the
steel wage costs along with the cost
Of social security plans will be in
cluded. All of these factors will be
figured in the new prices for steel"
Evening star., 1948-06-30
Bigger GI Training Check,
To Be Ready in 5 Weeks

Increased subsistence allowances
to veterans attending schools or
taking on-the-job training will be
mailed to $4,000 Washington area
veterans within the next five weeks,
the regional office OF VA announced
today.
The office, at the same time, asked
those eligible to receive the funds
not to telephone or come for in
formation on individual problems
since such action would delay mail
ing of checks.
The increased subsistence-earned
income ceilings are retroactive to
April l and some checks, under the
new rates, will go out tomorrow, it
was said. However, many will not
show the increase until August l
because of record and bookkeeping
difIiculties.
The law raises the ceiling, on sub
sistence plus earned income, to $210
for a single veteran; $270 for a mar
ried veteran, and $500 for those
with more than one dependent. Sub.
sistence rates for part-time stu
dents are raised to $50, with an ad-
ditional SIS for each of the first
two dependents.
Evening star., 1948-06-30
| Harness Named 10 Head
Probe Of Fec Policies
By the Associated Press

Representative Harness, Republi.
can. of Indiana was appointed chair.
man yesterday of a special House
committee to investigate policies
and licensing practices Of the Fed
eral Communications Commission.
Other members of the committee
appointed by Speaker Martin, are
Representatives Hall, Republican, OF
New York; Elston, Republican, OF
Ohio; Priest, Democrat, Of Tennes-
see, and Harris, Democrat, OF Ar
kansas.
The investigation. is authorized by
a House resolution introduced by
Mr.. Harness. who is chairman OF
the Expenditures Committee.
The resolution directs the COM
mittee to investigate policies Of the
Evening star., 1948-06-30

for Miss Edith Eloise Nesmith, who
is retiring after 30 years service
in the Office.
Among those attending the party
will be Brig. Gen. George E. Arm
strong, deputy surgeon general; 1t,
Col. Malcolm E. Beckham, chief Of
the administrative ONCE; Maj. John
F. Doyle, assistant executive o1dcer
and E. w. LaCross, chief of the
Civilian Personnel Branch. Gen.
Armstrong will present Miss Ne
Evening star., 1948-06-30
Pay and. Price Boosts
Are Expected Soon
In Steel Industry
By the Assoeioisd Press

NEW YORK, June 30.-Steel-
workers will get a pay raise with
in a few weeks" the Iron Age
Woodworking trade weekly, said
today.
Steel prices also will 60 up, 1t
added, maybe as much as $4 to
Sc a ton over quotations presently
in effect with major steel firms"
The publication said the wage
Evening star., 1948-06-30
Surgeon General S Office
To Honor Miss Nesmith

Oficials of the ONCE Of the
Surgeon General, Department Of
the Army, will give farewell party
at the Pentagon Building tonight
Evening star., 1948-06-30

FEC and particularly to determine
whether persons of subversive ten
dencies have been granted radio
lionnseS
Evening star., 1948-06-30
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Nail Brilliance comes in many fash
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Ask for it at your favorite cosmetic
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direct. Northam Warren Corporation.
Personal Service Dept, Stamford, Conn.
Evening star., 1948-10-06
Clear Cut Red Reply
On Atomic Control
Demanded by British
BY me Asseeioisd Press

PARIS, Oct. 6.-Britain demanded
today that Russia give q yes or no"
answer to whether she agrees to the
control Of atomic energy before de-
struction of the atomic bomb.
In 4 blistering attack on Russian
threats to peace" British Minister
of State Hector Mcneil said the
United States and Britain will not
hand over information" on the bomb
'semiunconditionally."
Questions Put to Russia.
Addressing the United Nations
Political Committee, he asked the
Russians:
/. Will you agree that fully
effective control system" should take
effect before q U. N. convention
banning the bomb?
2. Will you accept majority
backed proposals for atomic control
as 4 general basis" for establish
ing = world control system?
). Will you agree to abandon
the veto in operation of 4 proposed
international control agency?
Jacob A. Malik. Soviet vice min
lister Of foreign affairs, quickly took
the floor to reply to Mr.. Mcneil.
Western delegates termed his
answers either negative, evasive or
incomplete"
Mr.. Malik reiterated the Russian
proposal for simultaneous treaties
banning the bomb and setting up
control He did not explain further.
Debate to End Today.
Committee Chairman Paul-Henri
Spsak of Belgium announced gen.
eral debate would end this afternoon
and voting would begin on the vari-
GUS proposals.
Mr.. Mcneil said there is 30 far 4
Evening star., 1948-10-06

huge unbridged gulf lying between
us, the majority, and the minority
in the Atomic Energy Commission.
He said Russia and her satellite,
were asking the Western power
why not hand over conditionally OF
semiconditionally this (atomic) in
formation?"
The United States, Britain an,
all other signers of the commission E
majority report, will not hand over
this information and destroy the
bombs and stocks of nuclear fuel
semiconditionally because We
are afraid of what Russia at an
time may attempt to do" hesaid.
Evening star., 1948-10-06
NO pIsh.WAIER HANDS

TIL TELL YOU what will help dish
/ water hands. Jergens Lotion! I
like to use Jergens because it helps
keep my hands soft and smooth.
Somehow this fragrant, soothing
lotion smooths out my whole dis
position. How good it feels on
water soaked skin!
And if you use Jergens regularly
it helps prevent that uncomfortable
Evening star., 1948-10-06
Shop With Imagination and
cooking's no problem. Keep LaChoy
1lZ@zR9144e |94,

Mixed Vegetables on hand. as I do,
to add that special touch Of Chinese
flavor which makes so many foods
more tempting. Serve it just as it
Is or tuck 1t thankfully into salad
or combine 1t with leftover meats
for brand new meal magic. Or try:
VEGETABLE SAUCE FOR SALMON
Lachoy Mixed Vegetables, drained
Cream Sauce
Hot salmon loaf or croouettes
Drain Mixed Vegetables. Fold into we'll.
seasoned Cream Sauce. Heat through. Serve
oSer salmon.
Evening star., 1948-10-06

always advise my readers to use
Clorox. Go after the refrigerator
weekly. Clorox- -clean the drain
board and dishcloth frequently. Di-
rections are on the Clorox label for
these along with scores Of other
uses. Millions of harmful germs are
killed in short order with Clorox.
No wonder hundreds of public
health departments endorse the
Clorox type Of disinfection.
Because Clorox is free from caus-
tic and other harsh substances, it
is q gentle bleach, so I use it for all
white cottons and linens. It lessons
rubbing, and 1t saves wear and tear
on fine white and colorfast linen
tablecloths, napkins and. yes, those
expensive hankies. White cotton
towels, wash cloths, sheets all come
out snowy-white, thanks to Clorox.
Evening star., 1948-10-06
BEAUTlFUl-AND A BARGAIN
TNHAT's THE RED PLASTIC salad tong
/ set Colman's Mustard will send
you for only Use. A soc value!

Use the separate fork and spoon
for salad-mixlng Join them into
tongs tor graceful salad-serving.
Write today tor this 25e bargain to:
Aflonhs sssss csspsratisn,
O1s Msssss s. Reehssssr =, NY.
Soy. ave Pvnshassd from (sivs name 81
sfors' l,n - coiron's fdry) Mvsford ond
s"e'e.s r. 'es o eoir ej serving tenss."
Give that just what = 1t needed.
touch to all your salads this easy
way.
Add : tsp. Colman's, mixed with
i tsp. water, 10 Sos. jar salad
dressing. aH
Evening star., 1948-10-06
Chopter to Elect

The Evans F. Carlson chapter Of
the American Veterans" Committee
will hold its annual election and in
stallation Of ofncers at S:15 pm.
tomorrow in the AVG clubhouse
l751 New Hampshire avenue NV.
Civil aviation in India has nearly
doubled in the last year.
Evening star., 1948-10-06

Gelatin Desserts are ideal for chill
dren-yes. doubly ideal for food
energy. doubly ideal for ease of
digestion. When have a group of
youngsters in for q little party. I
often serve Royal Gelatin Dessert
this way and they lap 1t up! Try it:
when set but not Arm, break lp
with spoon. Place In sherbet glass. 80
-. Pour 2 Tbsps. cream over eaeh.
Mix lightly.
Evening star., 1948-10-06

and Vitamin A, yet priced to save
you money. Yes, flavor, nutrition.
econom-e-e-Blue Bonnet Marga.
rine gives all three! Get some and
try this recipe:
! ID. Frenched snap beans
Tbsp. Blue Bonnet Margarine
! Tbsp. onion finely chopped
Tbsp. green pepper, finely chopped
W tsp. Salt 14 tsp Pepper
Cook beans. Mix with other ingredients.
Evening star., 1948-10-06

dry, tight-skin
feeling too. Your
hands will look
lovelier If you
rub Jergens in
t h o o u 6 h ! y
every timeyoud do
a dusty or watery
j0h Tu,o ey,acio1
Evening star., 1948-10-06
Tastes Like The Real Fruit!
No wonder children love Royal

Gelatin Desserts.
Strawberry, rasp-
berry, cherry.
lemon. lime, or
ange, pineapple
each one tastes
like the fresh,
ripe fruit itself!
And listen to this,
Mother Rova1
Evening star., 1948-10-06

and ideal for every meal right
through the year. I buy 1t in guam
tity for it keeps on a shelf without
refrigeration. Here's one simple.
easy way to serve it for any quick
Evening star., 1948-10-06

ingredients in today's Jergens Lo-
ton work wonders against skim
roughness, and they're q great help
in keeping skin youth like. Keep it
handy when you're house cleaning!
Evening star., 1948-10-06

and fry, broil or
bake it. Or serve
it as cold cuts or
in a sandwich!
Hot or cold
SPAN hits the
spot. Because it's
all meat SPAN
Evening star., 1948-10-06
Good Morning! There's . good.
good morning awaitingyou and your

folks with bowls
of SIN mo-o-o-th,
5 a t is t y / n g
" G r e q m o t
w h e a t +" + or
breakfast. A deli
cious cereal that
gives you abun-
dant food-ener-
gy! And less than
a penny q bowl.
Evening star., 1948-10-06
Nrwi MEAT TREATS FOR 1orsl

TUEss WHAT GEBER's have done
" now to make baby's meals even
more deliciously nutritious?
Well, they've added three lus-
cious Armour selected meats to the
line Of SO good-tasting Gerber's
Cereals, Soups, Fruits, Vegetables
and Desserts!
And what meats! High quality
beef. veal and liver. All-meat-
Evening star., 1948-10-06
TIME SAVER

DLUE BONNET MARGAR1NE's new
d Yellow-Quik bag works like
Evening star., 1948-10-06
SPAN SPECIAL

Slice SPAN. Dip In tomato catsup.
Cover with crumbs. Brown in hot
fat In skillet.
Evening star., 1948-10-06
NUTMEG CREAM

You can often AFFORD extra little
treats like this one:
NUTMEG CREAM
z cups too milk z Tbsp. sugar
N tsp. vanilla ~ tsp. nutmeg
Mix milk, sugar, vanilla and nutmeg IN
sugar is dissolved. Pour over warm 'Cream
Of Wheat
In a hurry? Use quick-cooking En-
riched S Minute Cream Of Wheat.
Digestible after 5 minutes boiling.
Gives you extra Vitamin B.. CAL
cium, Phosphorus, and lots of Ironi
Evening star., 1948-10-06

no bones, fat or
waste. And these
meats bring to
ba aby's meals the
com plete pro-
teins that doc
tors say even
tiny tots need.
S m o o t h ! y
Evening star., 1948-10-06

Known os q tonic treatment for q tired
Every paragraph in The column is
pIennsd 70 tighten your Iobers and put
good food on your tobIs. Do try them
and sssl Reed on todoy and help your
ssk 10 more in me column next week.
Evening star., 1948-10-06
JeS5|e'5M{tz;z(|;h;'s@1@!sk1S ;(|;;' & !s1S

Stir Over CauliflOWer is what you'll eovse If
you try my ehonss from "ereomsd Try with Drowned,
bv'tered crumbs stirred with pinch Of rosemary ehss
for veastobs Wont tonic for tired eook7
Evening star., 1948-10-06

A Fireside Supper is fun to pre-
pare with SPAN as the meat dish.
find it so blissfully easy to open
that IL OF. tin of perfectly blended
Juicy pork shoulder and tender ham
Evening star., 1948-10-06

m a 6 ic. J us t
squeeze the color
button, knead
the bag. In two
minutes fiat Blue
Bonnet is yellow,
ready to use! This
delicious spread
Is packed with
nutrition, rich in
Evening star., 1948-10-06

strained for wee beginners finely
chopped for tykes with q few teeth.
Gerber's new Strained and Junior
Meats are one lou price. Your
grocer should have them for you,
right now!
Evening star., 1948-10-06
SLIPPING BEAUTY CAKE

IT's As THRILLING as waking prin-
i cess It try your first Drome-
Diary White Cake Mix. Imagine
making q snowy-white, velvet-rich,
perfect cake simply by adding milk!
I couldn't believe my first taste
Evening star., 1948-10-06

RAlSiN LAYER CAKE
package Dromedary White Cake Nix
cup milk
"a cup chopped seedless raisins
Prepare according to package directions.
After half Of milk is beaten in, blend in
raisins. Add remaining milk. Bake as d..
reeted. Frost with White Frostins, sprinkle
top with Tbsp. chopped rasins. varia.
tion: Frest with oromedary Fudge and
frostins.
Evening star., 1948-10-06

OIOIIICQdIy W~
as fine as the best
home mixed!
Thrifty? Costs
less than the
wonderful ingre-
dients Drome-
dary uses. Try
this:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-11
Sen. Taft Replies 10 Affatk no Congress
 Made by President

PHILADELPHIA, June 11.-tRt- Senator Robert A. Taft declared today that President Trumans crit icism of Congress lis an attack on the principle of representative gov- ernment itself"
 The Ohio Republican said our gallivanting President on his cur rent western speaking tour is mak- ing "an effort not only to con- demn this Congress, but to discredit the institution of Congress"
 In his address at the Union Lea que, the COP Presidential candi- date said MT. Trumans attack on Congress gives aid and comfort to all those who want to destroy rep government as do the Communists, Fascists and every believer in a totalitarian state"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-11
COMMUNISTS ARE BACKING WALLACE
 IS CLAIM MADE

COLUMBUS, O.. June 1l.-IR-- Secretary of State Edward J. Hum- mel told the Ohio Supreme Court today that three of Henry A. Wal laoels principal campaieilers in Ohio were Communists.
 The Secretary of State, who has barred the Presidential candidate from the Ohio ballot, listed them as:
 Nathan R. Zahm, administrative director of the Wallace-for- -Presi- dent committee; Elsie zazrivy and David I. Sindell, an attorney, all of Cleveland.
 They were among ten persons who signed affidavits, required by law, stating that they had no connection with subversive organi- cations, said Leland s. Dougan, Assistant Secretary of State.
 Secretary Hummel, in document filed with the Supreme Court, said that Zahm, Zazrivy and Sin dell were found to he Communists in an investigation conducted by George s. Houston, chief investi- gator of the Secretary of State.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-11
! TORNAD0ES ARE SIGHTED IN WASH,
 THEN TRANSFORM

YAKIMA, June 11.--tRl- Two small tornadoes were sighted along Ahtanum Ridge, 19 miles southwest of the Yakima Airport, the wealth CT bureau station at the airport announced at 9 a. m.
 Observers said they were small and that one rapidly broke up. An hour later a heavy rainstorm backed water up in some Yakima streets to store fronts and flooded the city jail Prisoners climbed in- to hunks to keep dry. The storm brought TO inch of rain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-11

to Alaska today on it's maiden voy- age.
 The S3,0O0,000 350-foot liner is the flagship of the Canadian Ma tional Steamships coastal service. Commanded tH Capt Ernest B. Caldwell, the Prince George left for Skagway, Alaska, with 260 members of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-11
Washington GIee
 Club Norihbound

SEATTLE, June li--tR--The Uni versity of Washington Glee Club, 28 members strong, waved white-sweat- cred arms at friends on the dock as the George Washington sailed for Alaska yesterday afternoon
 The ship is taking the singers on the first leg of a Gold Rush Jubilee Concert tour of 13 Alaska cities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-11
PRINCE GEORGE
 ALA5kA BOUND

VANCOUVER, B. C., June ll-R The s. s. Prince George, largest passenger ship ever built in Cana dian West Coast shipyard, is err ute
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-11
KETCHIKAN VISITORS

Herbert Schaub and Dr. R. M. Mackenzie, both from Ketchikan, arrived in Juneau yesterday and registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-11
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

Marian Lewis from san Francisco is staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-11
sITKA VISITOR

c. A. Schonacker, travelling man, is staying at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-11
FROM KETo7:aKAN

T. R. Curtis from Ketchikan, is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-25
Are You Ready 10 Vote?

The registration committee is
actively working to register a rec
ord breaking number during Sep
TENDER. Among those registered
last week were: Ethel Jackson,
Callie Cruseo, Susie A. Edmon-
son, Vivian Macon, Barbara
Thomas, Earnest Montgomery,
Hattie Brown, Cornelia Key, Ber-
tina McGriff, Waunita Hamilton
and John I. McKeever. The reg
istration committee was organized
July %, through the Democratic
Women's league. Approximately
200 persons have registered as a
result since the group organized.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-25
Mrs. William j.
SchieffeIin Dies

NEW YORK, Aug. rs. (ANP)
Mrs. Louise Shepard Schieffelin,
wife of DR.. William Jay Schief-
felin, n of the notables of New
York City, and long a prominent
figure in Negro educational cir
cles died at her home of a cere-
bral hemorrhage Wednesday. A
great granddaughter of Commo-
dore Cornelius Vanderbilt, a lead
err in social circles, she had been
a constant aid to her husband in
his numerous philanthropic and
civic endeavors.
Mrs. Schieffelin was especially
loved at Tuskegee and Hampton
institutes. She was a visitor at Tus-
kegee almost annually for many
years when her husband served as
a trustee for 40 years and chair.
man Of the board for 25 years
He is now chairman emeritus
Surviving her are three daugh'
tiers, five sons, two sisters, 81
grand children and ID great-grand
children. Funeral services were a
the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
church.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-25
CT Education
Now Made Easier

WASHINGTON, Aug. %. GAN
P)-The Veterans administration
has now torn away some of the
red tape Of the registration pro-
cedure for the Gil Bill's training
and education program.
September l., veterans will be
required to file certificates of
eligibility at least a month in ad-
vance of training.
Under the revised system a VA
claim number will be assigned as
each certificate is received and
the administration will be ready
in advance to handle the veterans
claim for subsistence allowance at
once.
To, each veteran will be given
two copies Of his certificate for
presenting to the school or train
ing institution.