davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-27
Lesni ohns letos znicily v An
gill skoro 3 miliony stromHG.

Londyn. - Poole zpravy
statn1 zalesnovac1 komise Uni
clio letos 100 lesnfch pozarG
ma 2,750,000 mladych strom1.
Vetsina techto ohn1 je nasle-
dek trestuhodne neopatrnosti
navstevn1kG les1, kterf porad-
ne neuhasl taborove ohn1cky,
odhazujf do sucheho chrasti
nedopalky cigaret a pod. be-
nejmensiho ohledu ma to, ia
kou skodu niue m1ti jejich leh-
komyslonst V zapetf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-27
Americke lod'stvo navstivilo
Pakistan.

Karaci. = Do zdejsiho prl-
stavu a hlavniho mesta Pakis-
tanu pfipluly ma navstevu til
americke valecne lodi "Toledo,"
"Chevalier" a "Highbee" pod
velen1m podamirala Roscoe F.
Gooda.
Tez vykonal zdvorilostni ma
vstevu u p~odadmirala j. w.
Jefforda, velitele pakistanske-
no lodstva a guvernera sindsk6
provincie Seika Ghulamhusai-
ma Hidayatullaha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-27
Sovstsks manevry pry Sc kona-
II ma Morave.

New York. - Nekolik Anne
ricandG kteri sc v techto dnech
vratili letadly z delslho poby-
tn v Ceskoslovensku hlasili, re
v techto dnech Sc konajf V O.
blasti Severnf Moray name
vry vojenskych sovetskych jed
notek. Manevry jsou konany
"a naprost6 tajnosti a csl. tisk
prirozene neprinasi o Mich AMI
Tadky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-27
Bratrickovanf Sc $ Nemci.

Vzpomlnkove slavnosti k W.
rocf smrti vGdcG nemeckych
komunistn Thaelmanna Sc SUI
castnili csl. ministTi Plojhar,
Slechata a Kliment. Tez ma
oslave brala 1cast vdova pc
zevrazdenem Thaelmannovi a
vdova pc nemeckem poslanci
Kuntzovi, ktere prisli s cetnou
delegacf n6meckych komunis-
til ma pozvani csl. vlady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-27
Zbrans pro Koreu.

Americka armada hodla "a
nechati ma Korei podstatnou
cast sve lehke vyzbroje, stTeli-
va a jinych zasob tax, ably 81
JIM Korea mohla vybudovat
armadu az Americana
odejdou. Bude to prvnfm 1ko-
lem noveho diplomatickeho "a
stupce pro Koreu John J. Muc-
cia, ably sjednal S korejskou
vladou pT1slusne smlouvy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-27
Recke vladnf vojsko Itoci ma
novem bojisti.

Atheny, Recko. > Recke
vladnf vojsko zahajilo pc vitez-
stv1 v horach Grammos 1tok ma
ash 1900 partyzan1 V oblasti
Vitsi. Jak bylo sd6leno je roz-
loha teto oblasti pouhych 10
az Is ctverecn1ch mil velika a
nema pTirozenych obrannych
moznostf jake pohorf Grammos.
Jak bylo hlaseno byly operace
V horach Grammos skonceny a
celkovy pTehled O pr6behu bo-
je Dude vydan Ia kratko.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-27

zasahla stfedozapad, kde te-
pioneer ~vystoupil ma 100 stup-
nj cd Dakoty az k Mexickemu
Zalivu.
Pro Maryland je pfedpove-
demo horke a vlhke pocasi KITE
re potrva n6kolik dnH.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-27
Stavka farmarskych delnlkI '
Italii byla rychle urovnana.

Rim. - Pc dlouhou dobu O.
hlasovana stavka italskych far
maTskych d6lnikd byla die IL
rednf zpravy urovnana pc II
hodinOvem trvan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-27
General Censk Kudlacek "
bezpeci "a hranicemi.

Y americkem okupacn1m
pasmu naleza Sc esl. general
Cenek Kudlacek, byvaly Glen
csl. generalnfho stabu.
General Kudlacek je vyni-
kaj1c1m csl. strategem a vojen-
skym organisatorem. Pro sve
mimoTadne schopnosti byl po-
ivan v predmnichovskych le-
tech do JIM Ameriky kde po-
mahal jake poradce V nekte-
rych ~jihoamerickych republi-
kach organisevat tamnf anna
dy. Take "a druhe svetove val
ky Sc mu podarilo uniknout z
obsazeneho pomnichovskeho
Ceskoslovenska. Slouzil pc ne
jakou dobu jake naceln1k csl.
vojenske misse v Kanade, Cd
kud byl pozdeji pfelozen jake
vojensky atase do Rio Janeiro
v Brazilii. Pc osvobozen1 Ces-
koslovenska a navratu do Pra-
by byl pro sve zapadnicke pre-
svedcen1 odsunut ma podrad-
nejsf mfsto do zasobovacfho
oddelen1 generaln1ho stabu
kan Poole sve mimoTadne kva-
lifikace jake vojensky taktik a
organisator zfejme nepatril.
General Cenek Kudlacek pou-
z1val We druhe svetove valce
pseudonymu Cenek Hutnfk,
pod kterymzto jmenem je tez
lepe IMAM krajanGm v severnl
i JIM America
Jeho vojenskym pobocnlkem
v Kanade i v Rio de Janeiro
byl krajanske Americe dobre
znamy nadporucfk Rudolf Ne
kola, ktery v letech 3Otych stu
doval ma paedagogicke vedy
ma chicazske universite a pGso-
bill tez jake ucitel ma ceskych
skolach a jake redaktor v BY
valem zdejs1m den1ku "Spra-
vedlnost''. Pc valce- Sc stall Ru-
dolf Nekola sef-redaktorem ar
madnlho csl. den1ku "Obrana
Lidu", kde Sc vsak stall brzy
csl. komunistickym ciniteldm
svym demokratickym pTesved-
cenlm nepohodlnym. Pc 1no-
rovem puci byl zbaven mfsta
sefredaktora S tim, re mu Dude
pozdeji poskytnuto jine podT1-
zene m1sto. Ponevadz redak-
tor Nekola byl moskevskym
panum pills nepohodlnym a
byl ma jejich cerne listine, dial i
red. Nekola pTednost novemu
exilu. PodaTilo Sc mu 20 ne
snadnem pTechodu hranic u
niknouti i S jeho bratrem Kar-
lem, ktery je rovnez ucitelem.
Oba Nekolove jsou Poole ma
SIGH %poslednlch zprav uz ma
ceste do Kalifornie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-27
Pekne vydslky letcH.

N6kteri valecni letci vyd6la-
vaji nyn1 velke penfze tim, re
obstaravajf leteckou dopravu
munice z Ceskoslovenska do
Israelu. Platy jsou tax skye
lie, re nekdy dosahujf az $500
"a jednu leteckou hodinu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-27
Nacelnice ceskoslovenskych So
kolek ses. Marie Provaznikova
prijede do Ameriky.

Londyn. = Marie Provazni-
kova, nacelnice csl. sokolek a
vedoucf jejich druzstva ma O.
lympijskych hrach We Wemb-
ley, prohlasila, re Sc nevrat1
do Ceskoslovenska "a re sc po-
vazuje "a politickou uprchlic1.
Zaroven sestra Provaznfkeva
prohlasila, re Dude zadat O a.
syl We Spojenych Statech.
Tuto dalsf tezkou politickou
ranu proti komunistickemu re-
zimu Sc pokousela csl. delega-
ce V Londyne zakryti prohlase-
MIN, re sestra Provaznlkova
zastane V zahranicf "se souhla-
sem prazske vlady."
Ma to sestra Provaznikova
prohlasila: "Jsem politickou
uprchlicf, a jsem ma to hrda.
Je to podivRy pocit opoustet
svou vlast, V n1z clovek pc cely
zivot pracoval. Je to vsak n.y.
nj jediny zp6sob jak 81 zacho-
vat svobodu."
V interviewu~ usporadanem
a britskymi novinaTi V byte
jednoho byvaleho 1fednika csl.
legace, ktery take pc puci re-
signoval, sestra Provazn1kova
prohlasila, re navrat do Prahy
by byl jiste znamenal jeji Cd
stran6nf z vedenf sokolek a
dalsf persekuci. Jiz pc vystou-
pen1 sokolske mladeze, "a ne
hoz doslo k velkym demonstra-
elm pro p%residenta Benese, by
la sestra Provaznfkova vysly-
chana komunistickou tajnou
policif. Ia pamatneho prdvo-
du Sokolstva pax doslo k zvla-
Ste velkym demonstracim So
kolek a take ma stadionu sa-
motnem doslo k velkym PROBE
vim jejich oddanosti k jejich
nacelnici, jejfz probenesovske
sympatie byly vseobecne INA
me-.
Nasledovalo move vysetTova-
nj polici1, a ses. Provazn1kova
byla varovana, he pfiste Dude
osobne zodpovedna "a kazdou
podobnou demonstrate. Mohla
Sc vsak znovu vymulvit, proto-
re v dobe techto demonstrate
Sokolek nebyla nahodou pr1-
tomna ma stadione.
Do Londyna Sc dostala jenom
proto, re byla az dosud pred
sedkynf Mezinarodnf federace
gymnastek. Teto funkce Sc
vsak vzdala pc skonceni Olym-
pijskych her.
Ses. Provazn1kova prohlasi-
la, re byla pozvana do Spoj.
|Stat6, svou davnou pTftelkynf,
ri. Margaret Brownovou, pre-
sidentkou Panzer College of
Physical Education, East O.
range, N. J.
Ohledne prohlasenf csl. ko-
munisticke legace, re zdstane
v zahranicf sc souhlasem csl.
komunisticke vlady, ses. Pro
vaznfkova Tekla, re Sc dostavi-
la ma csl. legaci k prodlouzenl
platnosti sveho csl. pasu. Pr
te pfflezitosti rekla l~egacnfm
1rednfkGm, re bez ohledu na
to, zda-li dostane prodlouzeni
platnosti sveho pasu 81 nikoliv
do Prahy Sc v kazdem prfpade
~ nxyrS+f
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-27
Landisova zanechala $15O,OOO.

Hollywood. - PoZustalost
Carole Landisove, filmove he
rocky, ktera Sc zabila pozitlm
nadmerne davky pilulek' pro
spanf, byla ocenena ma $780,
600, kdyz jeff posledn1 v1le
byla podana soudu k schvale-
nj. Administrator Bo. c. Ross
odhadl, re dane a dluhy pohltl
vsechno az ma $25,0OO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-27
Wallace do jiznfch statIi.

Pokrokova strana oznamila,
re Henry Wallace podnikne
tJdennf cestu aeroplanem ma
nfz navstlvf sedm jiznfch sta
til. pocfnaje 20. srpnem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-27
Dunajska conference

byla zakoncena tim, re 81 Ru-
sove nechali cd svych satelitd
odhlasovat sv1j navrh ma kon-
trolu dunajske plavby aniz
by ucinili nejmens1 pokus vyj1ti
vstf1c zapadn1m mocnostem.
Sc ovsem rozhodla, re
takovou smlouvu nepodep1se.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-27
Metropolitan Opera " New Yor-
ku zahaji preci svoji sezonu.

New York. = George A.
Sloan, pfedseda Metropolitan
Opera Assn oznamn, re mezi
nj a dvanacti uniemi doslo k
dohode a fadna 16-17 ned6lnf
sezona Dude zahajena koncem
listopadu t.. r.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-27
v Holandsku a Belgii Dude
zruseno pridelovani chleba.

Brussel, Belgie. - Zrusenf
pffdelovanf chleba Dude v Ho-
landsku, Belgii a Lucembursku
provedeno nejpozdeji v listo-
padu letosnfho roku. Jake pTl-
pravny krok budou v zaTf IVY
seny pT1dely z nynejs1ch 800
grant ma 500 grant (17R
uncD.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-27
Cast pozIstalosti Babe" Ruth
Americkym dstem.

New York. = George Her
man "Babe" Ruth, nejoblibe-
n6jsf baseballovy hrac, neza-
pomn6l We sve poslednf Will ma
d6ti Ameriky, ktere miloval,
zanechav jednu desetinu sv6ho
imenf pro "Babe" Ruth Foun-
dalton.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-27
ItaIska vlada odmita zodpovsd-
most "a atentat ma Togliattiho.

Rim. - Italska vlada odmf-
ia notou vydanou minister
stvem vnitra, zodpov6dnost ia
atentat ma Togliattiho a pou-
kazuje k tomu, re byla komu-
nistickemu vGdci nab1zena po-
licejnf ochrana a byli to komu-
niste samotni, kteff ochranu
odmftli. Nynf Sc komunist6
snazf prevalit vlastnf zodpo-
vednost ma vladu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-27
MiStnl ZpraVy.
Kan V nedsli?

Del. Vzd6l. Spolek "Pokrok"
porada tuto nedeli, 20. srpna
Celodennf Vychazku k Vasic-
kim. Upozornujeme ctenare
ma iejich oznamku ma zadni
stran6 "Telegrafu".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-27
PLAN K NASTUPU BRANCU.
v cervenci 1949 hodla armada
dosahnout stavu $4,000 muzu.

WaShington, ID. G.. - Jak
bylo z armadn1ch kruhG ozna-
memo, ma byt povolano prvnich
$1,000 branch, odvedenych
die branneho zakona do sluz-
by dine 2. zar1 |. r.
Vzhledem k tomu, re die
zneni zakona must uplynouti
lh1ta 60 dnG pred nastoupe-
MIN sluzby by prvnl branci ru-
kovali zacatkem listopadu.
o 1myslech armady podal
n%ovinarnm zpravu general
John E. Dahlquist, asistent Sc
ia armadn1ho personalu pri
'cemz uvedl, re mlrova odvodo-
va sluzba je pripravovana V
1000 odvodovych kancelaf1ch.
10000 muzG mssicne.
Armada zamysli povolat v
pr1stich 10 mes1c1ch asi 10000
odvedenych branch a doufa
zfskati dalsfch 10000 muz6
dobrovolnymi vstupy.
Takto ma byt doc1leno pine
no stavu $4,000 muzu, URGE
neho k 1. cervenci 1949.
Velkeho poctu novackG je
treba proto, re behem pT1st1ho
roku opustf vojenskou sluzbu
mnoho branch, ktefi sc Java
zali jen Ike kratke sluzebni
dobe.
Polovina onech prvnfch< 49,
900 ma byt vzata z rad muzG,
starych Is let, pr cemz budou
ovsem vylouceni ii, kteT1 Sc mu-
81 starat O rodinu, nebo slouzili
We valce neb budou 2 jinych
dGvod1 cd branne sluzby osvo-
bozeni.
Registrace zacne 30. srpna.
Prvnf pnjdou k registraci
start 25 let a postupne
pax mlads1 rocn1ky az k IDLE
tym. Registrace ma byt skon-
cena 10. zaT1. Registrovanym
brancGm budou pax rozeslany
dotazniky, ktere budou muset
radne vyplnene vrati do 10 dnd
Tyto dotazn1ky budou pax
ma odvodovem trade tTfdeny a
rozdeleny do jednotlivych sku-
pin. Bude to jiste trvat neko-
lik tydnG, nez toto trident bu-
de skonceno.
Armada 81 pax Dude vyb1rat
z one skupiny, ktera prichazl
pro brannou sluzbu v 1vahu.
Pc 1ekarske prohlfdce a pc "a
fazenf do armady Dude bran
cum povolena lhGta 3 tydnG k
vyTfzeni osobn1ch zalezitost1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-27
Jak 81 vaziti sve Americke
Statni Prislusnost

je nazev oznamky U. S. Ar
a y. S. Leteckeho Sboru.
Upozornujeme zvlast6 nase
mlade krajany ma toto ozname-
nj ma 2. STRANGE "Telegrafu".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-27

K uctenf pamatky zemrele-
no p. Karla Vonaska darovala
rodina p. James Pousky, A
bingdon, Md. ma Mlecny Fond
d6ti V CSR $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-27
Sovetsky konsul jede domIG
tuto sohotu.

Sovetsky generaln1 konsul
Jakub M. Lomakin, jehoz Cd
volanf bylo zadano Spojenymi
Staty, pojede domd prfstf So
botu sv6dsko-americkou lodi
Stockholm, poole vseho z
rozkazu sv6 vlady.
Ackoli sovetsky konsulat ode
pFel povtrditi nebo popffti chy-
stanou cestu, prozradili tired
nici paroplavebnf spolecnosti,
re ma lodi stockholm" byla
zamluvena mista pro Lomaki-
ma, jeho zenu a dive deti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-27

- Muz hleda domacf poho-
dill v hotelu a hotelovou obslu-
hui donna.
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-06
ANYTHING NEW -
Cooler Crisis

HOTTEST QUESTION Of the
month in Washington for a while
was not who will win the cleo
tion?" It was not will we get into
WARP"
1t was a question of who ordered
90 cleaning, new 1913 model re-
f~rigerators installed in the Offices
Of every one Of the United States
senators.
Government workers were busily
engaged in clamping the refriger-
ators to the office floors Cat an esti-
mated cost of well above $40, 000)
before anybody thought to ask who
had conceived this ingenious
scheme.
THE PROJECT called for NOV
ing ~refrigerators into the offices of
senators who never before had had
them and putting new ones into
those senatorial sanctums that al
ready were equipped with old ones.
It was a clear case of higher
standards of living for solons.
Senate appropriations committee
staff-members denied they had ap-
proved any appropriation for sena-
torial r~efrigerators, said further
more that there was 10 record Of
any such appropriation.
RANKING NEXT to the riddle of
who put the r~efrigerators there was
the question Of why a senator should
need a refrigerator in the first
place.
Somebody said maybe they were
intended to replace the pigeonhole
as convenient spots to keep legisla-
ton proposed by the President on
ice.
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-06
BIG LIFT:
To Berlin

8 Despite the SNUG Russian belief
that Berlin could not be supplied
from the air, the American air lift
to the blockaded German capital
has been s~pectacularly successful.
DURING THE first go days of the
great aerial portage American
transport planes flew more than
200, 900 tons of food, fuel and medi-
cine into Berlin since the Soviets
clamped on their blockade in mid
June.
Air force headquarters at Wies-
baden said its planes had flown
more than IS million miles, through
good weather and bad, along the
narrow air corridors from the west
ern zone of Germany to keep the
heart of Berlin's isolated western
sector beating.
IN THE FIRST go days 28,846
flights were made, with the air
cargo including 125, 6O8 tons Of coal,
SO, 142 tons Of food and 7,748 tons
of other necessary items.
A typical 24-hour period in the air
lift has about 400 fights carrying
more than 5000 tons Of supplies into
the besieged city.
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-06

of their time to consideration of in
te%rnational developments.
That's why the Russians are try.
ing to shoot the works now. 1t is
why they saw fit to make the virtu.
ally impossible demand for control
of all trafic-land, air and water
between Berlin and western Ger.
many as n of the conditions for
lifting the blockade which has
throttled the German capital since
June.
WHAT IS 1T the Russians want Sc
badly that they are willing to risk
an atomic war to get?
Briefly, they want to get the U. S.
out Of Europe, and that means
nothing else but that they want to
control Europe themselves.
The Kremlin, some time ago, re.
jected a proposal that Russia and
the western allies stabilize their
military and political positions
roughly along the lines that existed
Immediately after the war.
ACCORDING TO the Russian plan
for domination Of Europe, that ar
rangement would be no good be-
cause the Soviets fear the West
would gain and they would lose too
much.
With American help, western Eu.
rope could consolidate and strength.
en- its position and possibly prosper
to the extent that Russia's situation
in the East would be endangered.
Moreover, the Soviet satellites, influ.
enced by a free and thriving West,
would be difficult to control.
IN THE RUSSIAN mind it fol.
lows, then, that America must be
driven out, the European recovery
program destroyed and the whole
of Europe reduced to such a state
of disorder and poverty that it would
be unable to resist Russian de-
mands.
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-06
EXPORTS:
Up or DOWn?

Predictions by the department OF
agriculture that u. S. grain exports
during the current crop year may
top last years record by nearly
four million tons was expected to
give rise to a cabinet tiff over how
much grain should be shipped over
seas.
There are two schools Of thought.
Charles F. Brannon, secretary OF
agriculture, favors increasing ex-
ports to prevent possible surpluses
in the U. S. that might lead to an
expensive price support program.
SECRETARY OF Commerce
Charles W. Sawyer, on the other
hand, insists. that grain shipments
should be cut to a minimum in or
der to keep food prices down IN TINS
country. He argues, also, that Eu-
rope would be better off to use its
dollars for industrial machinery
rather than food.
According to the agriculture de-
partment, the worlds big exporting
countries probably will have about
10 per cent more grain to spare this
wear than in 1947-48 when exports
topped 34.6 million tons.
THE DEPARTMENT added that
the u. S. "is again likely to pro-
vide nearly half Of the total world
trade"
Last year the United States x
ported slightly more than Is million
tons-nearly "A per cent of all the
grain exported.
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-06
WIFI:
Rocket Plane

It wasn't the sort of subject that
Stuart Symington cared to be very
specific about, but the air secretary
did hint in an Air Force association
speech that the us. XII rocket-pow-
cred research plane might have
blasted through the air at a speed
Of from $50 to 1000 miles an hour.
SYMINGTON MADE this star
thing semi-disclosure in an off-hand
manner. Enumerating achieve
ments by the air force during the
past year, he made mention of ian
airplane flying hundreds Of miles
faster than the speed of sound,
which is 760 miles per hour at sea
level"
AS ORIGINALLY designed, the
XII was supposed to reach a speed
of 1,107 miles an hour at 10000
feet altitude and LOO miles an
hour at 10000 feet.
AS FAR AS is known, only two
XII type planes now are in opera
ton by the government-one by the
air force and the other by the ma
tional advisory committee for aero
nautics.
Five other XII models are on or
der, and a new and drastically diff
ferent design, the X-4, is awaiting
trial flight.
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MOTIVES:
Russian

Washington believes the crisis
~centering in Berlin will continue at
fever pitch at least until next spring
provided it does not explode into
total war before then.
II is a bad outlook, of course,
from the U. S. viewpoint. But for
the Russians the coming six months
loom as a golden opportunity to ex-
pand their power in Europe and
throughout the world.
THEY WILL be able to do this,
they believe, Because American eff
forts and sentiment will be divided
and weakened by the election cam
paign.
Official Soviet attitude is that
American leaders will be sc i'm
mersed in domestic affairs that they
will be able to give only a fraction
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-06
NO ATOMS:
TuO Unions

MORALLY afraid Of skulduggery at
the atomic crossroads, the govern
ment has acted to bar unions whose
officers refuse to take the non-Com-
munist oath from its atom bomb
plants.
SPECIFICALLY, the atomic en-
ergy commission issued an order
telling two CLIO unions to keep out
of atomic installations - the CLIO
United Electric Workers and the
CLIO United Public Workers.
The action came on the heels Of
congressional charges that a net
work of Soviet spy rings tried dur
ing the war to dig up atomic Sc
crets for Moscow.
Also, the atomic energy commits
sion said, other unions from now or
will be recognized officially as quail
flied to work in atom plants only If
they can qualify for certiication by
the national labor relations board.
Said David E. Lilienthal, chair
man of the commission, all atomic
energy facilities must be operated
sin a manner best calculated to as
sure that those who participate in
the program are loyal to the United
States.
ACTUALLY. UNION activity in
all atomic plants. with the excep-
ton Of the one at Oak Ridge, has
been curtailed sharply since the
atomic bomb project was launched.
Nevertheless, a number Of unions
have tried to keep active in the
hope that the curbs on union organi-
rational work would be eased in the
future.
A congressional committee had
heard testimony from a self-de-
scribed former Communist that the
United Electrical Workers was 1.-The
largest Communist = dominated or
~ganization in the United States"
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-06
The Outlook Says

Mr.. and Mrs. Dane Vannice and
son Kenneth of Bozeman were
week end guests of Nj. and Mrs.
Harold VanNice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Webb of Co.
lumbus were guests Sunday of
MI. and Mrs. Ray Harris and
other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Brickman
and family have moved to their
recently completed home on Third
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Myrebo
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Cum
ningham and son Larry, all of
Billings, were dinner guests Sun
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-06

dayof Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Gum.
Miss Mary Whitley is expect
ed to be brought home Thursday
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-06

TREWIN

Mrs. George Reeser of Laurel
was a caller here Thursday.
Frank Kappel began harvesting
his sugar beets last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Evert of
Laurel we're business visitors
here Wednesday.
Mrs. A. l.. Grubs and Mrs. Dor
othy Flood and son Pat Bill
llings visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Marie Mcclure and sons
of Absarokee were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. l.. Grubs at supper
Sunday. They we're en- route
home from Billings where they
had visited at the j. w. Ennis
home over night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Reiman
and Mrs. A. L.. Grubs and Mrs.
Chas. Stonerock were among
those who attended the church
supper put on by the Park City
w. S. c. S. Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Stonerock
were business visitors in Billings
Friday.
Virginia and Alice S~tonerock
were overnight guests of the
Grubs family Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Gunnels, Mr..
and Mrs. James Gunnels and
Mrs. Charles Schwab and daugh-
ter jamie were calling at the
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cash Whitmyer of
Billings were also calling here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grubs
and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Payer
Of Park City motored to Dean
where they visited at the
nome of MI. Payers parents.
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from the st. Vincent's hospital
in Billings where she has been
a patient since Aug. 1.
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Bill Collector

Russia, the only nation that has
not closed its lend-lease account
with the U. S.. has been asked to
pay up pronto.
The state department, in a new
note, called upon the Soviets to re-
sumo negotiations Tor settling its
long overdue lend-lease account OF
II billion dollars.
News Of the action was kept Sc
cret for two weeks for fear of up
setting the delicate Berlin discus
sions.