davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-09-19
Down. Payments Go Up tomorrow Under Credit Rules

to be paid off in 18 months. Incl
dentally, although that would aver
age out to $66.66 a month. the pay
ments would have to be at least $40
up to the last month because of a
$70-minimum in the regulations for
18-month deals.
The model 1949 cars wouldn't be
under such a strain because the
price guides generally haven't caught
up with them yet. Until the guides
do so, the down payment on them
will be just one third of the actual
cash price and the balance in 18
months.
At the Federal Reserve Board
which administers the control regu-
lations, officials were doubtful the
restrictions will have as drastic an
effect as many used-car dealers and
auto finance men feel.
Ne Quick Plunge Seen.
Some Reserve officials said the
premium prices for late used cars
indicate the demand for them is
too strong to be blown away over
night merely by 4 stiffening OF
credit terms. They were skeptical
about any quick plunge in premium
prices.
The Reserve Board, in fact, has
taken the position that credit con-
trols will rot cut back the record
high total of $4,000, 900 900 in con-
sumner credit, including S7,300, ,000, ,00C
in instalment credit now to be
brought under restrictions.
Their view is that the controls
would merely slow down the growth
of credit to still higher records,
thereby braking some of the buying
demand putting an upward pressure
on prices.
Evening star., 1948-09-19
Man Struck by Train
Loses Left Forearm

Virgil Lampe, 80. of 1907 Oak lane
Mt. Rainier. Md. had his left fore
arm cut off at the elbow last night
when he was struck by a train
while walking across the Baltimore
& Ohio tracks at Thirty y-seventh
street and Oak lane, near his home
Mr.. Tempe was taken to Leland
Memorial Hospital, and later trans
ferred to Mt Alto Veterans Hospi-
tai. His condition was not believed
serious, according to doctors at
eland,
Evening star., 1948-09-19

Nv bAAS w S$SA
ton Hotel, in be-
half of the Goth
annual Commu-
nifty Chest Fed
e r a tion CAM
paign.
M o r & a n
Beatty, w a S H.
i n 6 ton ne W S
analyst for the
National Broad
casting Co., will
a d d esS t h e
meeting. Chaun-
cey G. Parker,
general chair
man of the Red
Evening star., 1948-09-19
Mussey Tent TO Meet

The Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent
No. /, Daughters of Union Veterans
of the Civil War, will meet at 8
pm. tomorrow at their headquarters.
a015 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Birthdays of members born in Sep
tember will be celebrated at the
Evening star., 1948-09-19
Grant Circle to Meet

( U. S. Grant Circle No. /, Ladies
sof the Grand Army of the Republic,
will meet at pm. Tuesday at their
Headquarters. Room 4l8 in the
washington Loan and Trust Build
3ng, Ninth and F streets NV. Mrs.
Amy D. Carr. president, will con-
duct the meeting.
Evening star., 1948-09-19
| Junior Board 10 Fete
50 Civic Clubs on
Red Feather Day

The Junior Board of Commerce
will be host to a joint meeting Of
50 mems civic service clubs on Red
=, Feather Day october at 1890 pm.
chino
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06
LINnSMAS PlkNIkAS
NAUJOJE PARAPIJOJE

Ateinanti sekmadieni, Rug
pjucio men. 8 diena, Naujoji
Parapija rengia dideli ir labai
linksma piknika parapijos So
de. Tikimasi sulaukti daug sve-
ciu is viso Clevelando ir jo apy-
linkiu. Kvieciami visi.
Taip pat tikimasi matyti sia-
me piknike visus neseniai at
vykusius tremtinius. Girdeti
kad ju grupe ketina pademon-
struoti keleta tautisku sokiu il
padainuoti keleta labai grazir
daineliu.
Piknikas prasides pirma va
landa po pietu. Naujos Parapi-
JOS sodas issipuoSes ir issisva-
rines yra tikrai grail ir patogi
vieta piknikui. Sokiams gros
geras ir megiamas Sunny Mi
chers orkestras. Tad visi kvie-
ciami dar karta atvykti pix
nika, o rengejai mano, kad visi
bus tikrai patenkinti.
An.anukn Svogeris
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06

Tallinn resembles a military camp,
all the barracks are full of soldiers
(infantry and tank regiments) and
many public buildings, such as the
schools, etc. are requisitioned to
house them. Only in one barracks,
near the Soldiers Cemetery, are
there some Estonian troops under
Russian command, the rest are all
from the SoSviet Union. Conspi-
cuous is the large number of Mon
gols, who can also be met with as
colonists in various parts of the
country. They are believed to be
the most faithful adherents of the
Soviet regime.
A from 3-5 kilometres deep strip
of the coast has been emptied of
the civilian population who have
either been deported or driven in
land. In some places leg. Klooga
near Tallinn) some fishermen have
been allowed to stay, but they have
no freedom of movement whatever:
they must constantly carry permits
even within the confines of their
own village and special permits are
required for visits to neighboring
villages. The German POWs en-
gagged in fortification work in the
coastal area actually have greater
freedom of movement than the To-
cal inhabitants.
The little village OF Klooga houses
two regiments: an infantry regi-
ment under Col. Artamonov and an
armored one. An aerodrome is be-
ing built in the neighborhood.
German POWs are also employed
in undermining and enlarging the
aerodrome at Parnu "a seaside re-
sort in Estonia). This aerodrome,
to the northwest of the town, has
room for at least 1000 planes and
another is to be built to the south
west. In the summer of 1947 wit
ness counted about 500 planes on
the first aerodrome, mostly Messer-
schmitts, Henkels and Junkers but
also some Russian ones. About as
many must have been in the han
cars. Anti-aircraft batteries were
under construction round the field,
Russian 7-S centimetre guns, very
similar to the 8-9 en- ones. Piles
If ammunition were kept in readl-
ness beside every gun and the crews
we're at their posts and ready day
and night.
The Estonian islands in the Gulf
If Riga no longer have any civilian
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06
BY COLLIE r

population; ali the inhabitants have
been deported to the Caspian and
Far East. Some very secret forti-
fications are being erected on the
islands, cement is shipped there in
large quantities, but no POW, slave
or local labor is used, only trusted
Communists are admitted to work
there.
German POWs released by the
Soviets during April and May of
this year, are responsible for some
of the above data. Those interro-
gated by our correspondent had all
worked in various camps all over
Estonia and had accss to places and
information barred to the native
population. The data has been care
fully checked and only such includ-
ed above which several men, some
times living widely apart, have un-
hesitatingly come forward with.
All the released POWs state that
the feeling of war is imminent in
and throughout the Baltic countries.
Another contention is that grow
ing dissatisfaction is apparent in
the Soviet army: it is not shown
openly yet, but the guards had Of
ten admitted to the, POWs that the
people themselves are sick of starv-
ing and living in misery. The So
viets promises that life would i'm
prove after every year plan, but
it never has or does.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06
161 METU SENUMO

Ohio valstijai sia vasara SUI
ejo 161 metas nuo to kai US
Kongresas 1887 metals padar6
nutarima kad Indijonu apgy-
venta teritorija tarp Ohio ir
Mississippi upiu ir Didziqju
Ezeru, butu pradeta baltujV
apgyventi.
Toje teritorijoje kaip kas is
baltuju jau buvo ateje ir maz-
daug zinojo cia paminimas RI
bas. Ia teritorija buvo vadi-
mama "Siaurvakarine Teritori-
ja". Kongreso aktu 1887 me-
tais leista pradeti ia isdalinti
j valstijas. Taip atsirado Ohio
ir kitos valstijos sioje teritori-
joje. Cia buvo nusakyta ture-
ii religijos ir politine laisve, le-
galizuoti viesas mokyklas, pa
naikinti vergija.
Ia teritorija pasirode turtin-
ga gelezim, variu, medziais, an
glim, aliejum ir gera dirbama
zeme.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06
Fortificotion of the
Baltic Area
reprint from Newsletter From
Behind The Iron Curtain)

reprint from Newsletter From
Behind The Iron Curtain)
EVERY report that reaches us
from the Soviet-occupied B 1t C
countries tells of Notifications, de-
pots, aerodromes, strategical rail-
ways and highways under construc-
tion in some part or other of Lith-
uania, Latvia or Estonia.
Even the Soviet radio informa-
tion inadvertently lets slip some
information on the subject. Thus
the Riga Broadcasting Station an
nounced on June 10 that hundreds
of farmers and kolkhozniks (mem-
bers of collective farms) in Latvia
are mending and rebuilding the
Leningrad-Warsaw highway, traf-
fic artery of top military impor-
tance.
The fortification of Tallinn in
Estonia and its environs has been
started anew this spring. For the
present it has been confined to the
digging of dugouts and trenches.
The leaders are officers of high
rank in the Soviet engineering the
troops and the labor is supplied in
part by German POWs and partly
by the civil population. The au-
thorities seem to be in great
hurry with this work as even wo-
men up to IS are drafted for it.
Factory workers and civil servants
have to put in certain number of
hours at digging trenches in their
spare time and on Sundays. The
Russians have vouchsafed no ex-
planation on the object Of these and
similar works.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06
IVAIRIOS ZINIOS

T" l.. Vyciu 25 kuopos ir kltu
Ohio valstiioje esanciQ kuopu
suvaziavimas praejo geroje
nuotaikoje. Rimtai svarstyta
planai VyciQ veiklai sustiprin-
ii, buvo paruosti atei3iai planai
priedo dar buvo dainuota,
sokta ir vaisintasi jaunu seimi-
ninkiu paruoStais 'uzkandIiais.
Vietos veikejas A. Bangs APP
dovanojo linksmiausia daini-
ninke grazia dovanele uz Lie
tuviskas dainas. Po visko issi-
skirtyta geroje nuotaikoje.
Lietuviu Namu SavininkQ
metinis piknikas bus sekantl
sekmadieni, Rugp. Sta j. Sa-
baliausko dare prie White ir
Bishop Rd. Prasid3s antra va
landa po piet. Izanga nemoka-
ma, sokiai, uzkandziai, gerimas
ir smagus laiko praleidimas,
tat vaziuojame visi!
Pc sunklos operacijos mire
Jonas Vaisnoras, ilgametis Gle
velando gyventojas If geras,
susiprates Lietuvis. Laidotuve-
Sc patarnavo laidotuviu direk-
torius Aid. Wilkelis. Velionio
palaikai issiusti Dubois, Pa,
kur ir jo zmona palaidota.
Apsivede Onute Gradinskalte
su James Hannd. Sliubas buvo
Maui. Parapijos baznycioje If
vestuviu quota buvo paraplJos
saleje, dalyvaujant giminems II
artimiausiems draugams. Onu-
tes tevas Jurgis Gradinskas
yra nonuilstantis parapijos vel
keias. visada ir visur padedas,
kur Tx jo pagalha reikalinga.
J. Gradinskas be to yra llgame-
It's Lietuvisku laikrasciu skal-
tytojas. BlJunas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06
Lithuanian Underground Activities

strongest and even less for the ones
who are weaker.
........This "lenience" of the Soviet
authorities is not prompted by hu-
manitarian considerations. Thew
have merely become more practical
and remember tha shortage of la
Dor in the Soviet Union. This is
proved by the fact that young and
strong people arrested by the MVD
for very serious offences from
Soviet point of view have sooner
or later managed to give their fam
lilies a sign of life from some dis
tant prison camp, whereas this is
not the case with older and physi-
cally weak delinquents, such as the
priests, academic teachers, etc. They
disappear without trace though their
'crimes" may be of a more trivial
nature as compared to those Of the
younger people.
There have been a few cases of
political prisoners being brought to
public trial. These trials have been
shows demonstrating the interfer-
ence Of capitalist powers" with do
mestic Soviet affairs The pattern
for them is the arrest of resident
of the frontier region by the MVD,
who is made to testify before
military tribunal that he is an agent
of a forcing imperialist power"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06
IANKESI

/ Pas iona ir Juzefa Tulauskus
lankesi sveciai is Muskegon
Mich, Jonas ir Petronele Solo
kai, Tulausku svogeris ir sesuo'
Jie aplanke idomesnes Cleve-
lando vietas, neaplenke ir Lie
tuviu darzelio.
Pas Tulauskus dar lankesi
Jancaicio seimyna is Detroito,
ir dar kit sveciai is Dayton, o.
IS Cikagos lankesi Dirvos re-
dakcijoje prizes 80 metQ gyve-
nes Clevelande J. Williams. Jis
jau nebesurado daug senu savo
pazistamu..
IS Johnston, Pa. Dirvoje Ian
kesi Petras Katauskas su, sunu-
mi. Nusipirko knygu.
Du CikagiSkiai biznieriai ir-
gi aplanke Dirvos redakcija.
Tai S. Martin ir Aleksas Sim
kunas. Nusipirko visa glebl
knygu.
Visockus ir Sankalus aplan-
ke F. c.. Leach SUI zmona.
Leach jau IA metQ tarnauja U.
S. juru laivyne, dar pratese sa-
vo tarnybos laika keturiems
metams. Leach su savo zmona
Clevelandiete J. j. Adomaitls
gyvena Jacksonville, N. C.
Grazia kelione automoblllu
turejo Leimonai is Elyria, o..
kartu su salciais is Clevelando.
Buvo Ludington, Mich, Ogles-
by, Ill. ir Chicagoje. Kelione at
liko salciu automobiliumi.
Inz. Vytautas Mazeika, zino-
mas Pittsburgh'o JaunQju Lie
tuviu veikejas, lankesi Cleve-
lande ir Dirvos redakcijoje. +.
Mazeika neseniai atVykes is
Europos. siais metals baige
Pittsburgho Carnegie Techni-
kuma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06
| BAzNYCIQ STATYBA
GAJJST

Baznyciu statyba Clevelande
symet eina taip gausiai kad SD
muse visus rekordus kastais ir
skaicium baznytiniu projektu.
sv. Jono Katedra, kuri bai-
giama jau irengti, kastuos apie
du milijonu dolariu.
Baznycias statosi ne tik ka-
talikai bet ir kitu tikybu EMO
nes.
Bendrai, statyba Clevelande
ir placioje jo srityje eina la
bal placiu mastu: statoma dau-
gybe gyvenamu manu-, pavie-
niu ir apartmentu, taipgi sta
tydinama ivairiu dideliu ir ma
zesnie komerciniu pastatu.
Statyboje darbininku sunau-
doja tick kick tik gall gauti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06
MIR M Al

|'OLGA GERAM, GIN. Jaku.
Eauskas, 38 metu amziaus
gyvenusi 1874 West AT St., mi
re Liepos % d., palaidota pir-
nadieni, Liepos 26 d. Kalvari-
JOS kapinose. Pamaldos buvo
sv. Jurgio baznycioje.
Like 5 seserys: Mrs. B. Gle
mems, Mrs. j. Brooks, Mrs. R.
Ders, Mrs NJ. Dewar ir Mrs. B.
Newark, ir keturi broliai: Jo-
seph Graft, Steven, Peter ir
James.
Laidoiime pasitarnavo laido-
tuviu direktore Della b. Jak-
ubs.
JONAS sLAzUS, 60 metQ
amziaus, mire New Milford "a
Liepos. Velionis New Milforde
isgyveno 27 metus. Prizes tai
gyveno Clevelande. Palaidotas
New Milfordo kapinese trecia-
dieni Liepos % d. Paliko EMO
ma Ciprijona, dukterl Maria IL
SUM Vytauta.
IS Lietuvos buvo kiles is Lo-
riliskiu KIM, Pumpenu val. Pa
nevezio ap. | Amerika atvyko
1906 metals. Lietuvoje gyvena
brolis Juozas.
Visiems giminems ir drau.
cams dalyvavusiems laidotuve-
Sc ir mus uzjautusiems reiskia-
me nuosirdzia padeka.
ZmOna ir Vaikal
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06
ATSIDARO NAUJA
DIRBTUVE

General Motors Corp. atidaro
nauja didele Chevrolet virsamS
gaminti dirbtuve Euclid prize
miestyje, kur kasdien isdirbs
po apie 400 auto virsu.
IkSiol ten dirbo apie 500 dar
bininku, bet sake tuoj darbi.
ninku skaicius bus padidintas
Xxi 5000.
Parma priemiestyje irengta
kita didele G. M. Chevrolet
reikmenu dirbtuve, kuri prades
dirbti Rugsejo menesi, o kai
darbus isples apie Sausio me-
nesi, darbams palms Xxi 5000
darbininku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06
GAUS DAUGIAU GASO

East Ohio Gas Co. pranesa
kad ir jai teks dalis naturalio
gaso kuris atvedamas is Texas
ir kurio kasdien bus gaunama
po 75,O0O,0Oo kubisku pedu.
Case kompanija praso val
dzios komisijos sutikimo leisti
jai pastatydinti nauja gaso
kompresavimo stoti ir naujas
paipas atvedimui to priedinio
gaso i Clevelanda. Tas kas-
tuos suvirs $40 milijonu dola-
riu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06
OHIO valstijOje visokiam at

OHIO valstijOje visokiam at
viro orc sportui, kaip zuvavi.
mas, medziokle pasirodo randa,
81 daugiausia megeju. Pavyz.
dziui, Ohio valstijoje vienas is
septyniu gyventojQ megsta zu'
vault, medzioti arba abu tuos
sportus.
Surinktomis ziniomis, pereita
meta Ohio tik zuvininkai il
medziotojai sportavimo reika.
lams isleido IS milijonus dola,
riu.
Visose 48 valstijose 1947 m
buvo parduota 12,62O,467 zu-
vavirnui leidimu, ir medzloJl.
mui leidimus issieme 1885,
763 asmenys.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06

CLEVELANDO jauni vyrai
turf butt pasiruose draftui, ku-
ris prasides sekanti menesi.
Registruotis lures visi tarp
18 ir 25 metQ.
Xiii jauni vaikinai skubina-
81 istoti militarine tarnyba
savanoriais, mes tada gauna pa
sirinkti mazdaug ia tarnybos
sriti kurioje jam labiausia pa
tinka. Draftuojamiems vaiki.
mans sio pasirinkimo neduos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06
DIRVA-682O Superior Avenue.
LVS ISVAZIAVIMAS RUG
PJTGiO Is d., SEXMADIENI

LVS I-mas skyrius rengia
metine geguzine Rugpjucio Is
d. DR.. TamosaiGio sode, 26oC1
Lake Shore Blvd. Pradzia l val.
dienos. Nebus jokios izangos.
Prasome atsilankyti visi, kas
tik snagiai megsta praleisti
laika.
Tia proga Clevelande ivyks
ir tautines srOv3s voikeju su-
vaziavimas. Bus pasakyta
trumpos kalbos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06
ATOSTOGAUJA

Dirvos redaktorius K. S. Kar-
Plus leidzia savo atostogas Ma
catawoje, vienoje p. Baciuno
vasarvieciu. "Cia viskas prime
ma Palanga: toks pats baltas
smells prie Michigano, kaip
Palangoie ir net panasus tiltas
cia Stow, raSo redaktorius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06
CLEVELANDAS yr;

mas visoie salyje kaip indus
triniu tyrinejimu centras. cia
ir apielinkese yra isstatyta mi
liionu dolariu vertes ivairiQ
industriju reikalams tyrineJl-
mu laboratorijos, kuriose dirba
simtai mokslininku, jieskodaml
Wis nauju medziagQ, maslnerl-
iu ir tolimesniu gyvenimo pa
gerinimui reikmenu.
Sveikatos tyrinejimuose SIS
miestas irgi neuzsilikes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06

NASLYS PENSININKAS
noretu kartu gyventi SUI pensi-
mike turincia buta ir galincia
gaminti valgi. Talandzius, 1913
Luther Ave.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06
RKO KEITH'S 1N5TH
STREET. THEATRE

Dabar rOdOma Romance
On The High Seas"
Rugpj. 8 Xxi 10 bus rodoma
"Fighting Father Dunno.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-06

DIRVAI issirasyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metu. lssira-
sykit dabar. Pusei metQ $1.5O.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Trade Board Releases
Folder Of Area Plans

A compact map folder aimed At
making the washington Board Of
Trades $500 members more con-
versant with the plans Of Metro
politan Washington planning agen-.
cies for future development here
was releaced by the board yester-
day.
The folder Is entitled "Plans for
Metropolitan Washington" and is
the work Of q trade board city plan
ming subcommittee headed by
George Titus.
The folder illustrates principal
features Of development plans being
drafted by the National Capital
Park and Planning Commission,
Arlington County Planning COM
mission. Fairfax County Planning
Commission and Alexandria Plan
ming Commission.
A series Of II maps In red and
black plus brief captions cover the
"big 5" of city planning in the
washington area--Federal building
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Soviet 10 Get 81 Ships
From Italy, Including
|BatiIeship, Cruiser
BY the As,ocio.ed Press

Russia IS scheduled to receive the
% ,000-ton battieship Giulio Cesare,
the cruiser Duca DAosta and 81
other craft as its share of the navy
Of defeated Italy.
This was learned definitely yes
terday after months of speculation,
particularly in Rome, had strongly
indicated that such division of the
vanuuished feet had been agreed on
by the wartime allies.
The details still remain ofiicially
secret, however, and State Depart
ment Press Officer Michael j Nc
Dermott said that he had no cffic.al
comment on reports of the assign
ment Of ships to Russia, although it
has been generally known that about
one third of the italian navy would
go to the Soviets.
AS a part of this arrangement,
Russia agreed In a three-power pact
Evening star., 1948-01-18

locations, parks. highways, airports
and zonins.
The last Is shown only where new
and definite proposals have been
developed; hence only fraction Of
an area where most new coming
plans are not yet on paper is
covered.
Evening star., 1948-01-18

signed ct Paris last February 10 and
made public In April that the cruiser
Milwaukee, which was leaned to her
during the war by the United Slater,
and about dozen British vessels,
would be returned to their owners at
the time Of transfer to the Italian
vessels.
So far as was known here yester-
day, details of the transfer are still
being worked out by 4 horsepower
naval commission-American, Brit
ish, French and Russian--with
headquarters In Rome.
The United States last October
renounced It's claims to any italian
naval vessels, declaring that the
ships which were assigned to 1t
should be scrapped and the metal
used in Italian recovery.
Part Of the italian navy was left
to Italy under the peace treaty
which became effective last year.
OF the part taken away the vessels
were to be divided among the three
great powers and France and Yugo-
slavia.
Ships Are Listed.
Greatest interest had cerltered on
the ships which would 60 to Russia.
These are:
The 23, 900 ton Giuio Cesare, which
was built In 1911, modernized before
the last war and armed with ten
126-inch guns; the 7,000-ton Duca
td'Acosta, armed with 6-inch guns;
three destroyers, the Fuciliere, the
Mitragliere and the Augusta Riboty;
two torpedo boats, Animoso and
Ardimentoso; two submarines, Mich
clio and Marea. and 80 miscellaneous
auxiliary units designated in the
peace treaty as minor war vessels"
The Italian peace treaty specified
the ships to be taken away from
Italy and those to be left and the
lists were published year or more
ago.
Subsequently the four powers
signed the protocol creating the
four-power naval commission at
Rome and secretly providing for
the assignment Of the ships to be
taken from Italy. There never has
been any official explanation as to
why this list of vessels was kept
secret.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Reds Harsh Interpretation
OF Treaty Hit by Italian
By the Asseeiaisd Press

By the AsSoe2ofed Pfsss
ROME, Jan. ia high diplo-
matte source declared today Russia
is seeking illegal, punitive and
harsh interpretations of naval
clauses in the Italian peace treaty.
British and American refusal to
accede to the Russian demands for
"costly, fancy refitting" of Italian
warships to be delivered to Russia
under the treaty has begged down
the operations of a four power COM
Evening star., 1948-01-18

mission Of naval experts. set up to
divide the fleet. It was said.
The deAdline for scrapping the
one-time 350,000-ton italian fleet
Is June Is. .szssass
The informant said the Russian
demands for fancy refittings would
cost Italy 10000, ,000, 900 lire tabout
III. .OQO. .000l.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Dr.. Brechbill to Speak

The College Park Parent Teacher
Association will meet ut 8 pm. to-
morrow in the school. DR.. Henry
Brechbill. University of Maryland
professor OF education, win speak.
Evening star., 1948-01-18

Formerly s3.95, $3.50, $500
Broadcloth, oxford, white-on
whites, woven madras; regu-
lar, spread and button-down
collars.