davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-27
< dobremu t6nu.

k dobremu t6nu.
Kdyz Sc vsak nyn1 v knihku-
peckych regalech zacaly hro-
madit nerozprodane naklady
knih, casio i velmi hodnotnych
a mal1ri malovali sva platna
jen proto, ably je uskladnovali
neprodane We svych atelierech,
poznalo Sc, re Sc pfedpoklada-
10 chybne. Ony pracuj1cf til
dy, ktere Sc kdysi poc1taly me-
ri nejnizsf, ovSem nelze whit z
nezajmu, protoze jej nemohou
nabyt jaksi pres noe. Byla pou-
re v~yvolena nespravna costa.
A zatfm co 81 kdejaka kulturnf
instituce lamala hlavu, jak to
lzaf1dit, cast ceskoslovenskych
vytvarn1kG, sdruzena We spoil
ku vytvarnych umelc1 Names,
proste sebrala kolekci obrazG
a soch svych clenG a S nj sla "a
delnfkem az do tovarny. To
Jest, usporadala vystavu primo
v tovarnf budove. Kdyz nepri-
|sla bora k Mohamedovi, musil
Mohamed k hofe. Napsaly o
tom takto jedny prazske no.
why.
Vystava zacala v narodnfm
podniku Ceskoslovenska Kol-
ben = Danek, a to We vysocan-
ske 1stredne, pax putovala do
|fiilalky v Libni a pred nekoli-
ka dny Sc pTestehovala do DIAL
|s1ho tovarniho podniku.
A prvn1ho stupne k Gill bylo
dosazeno. Osazenstvo tovaren
jew O vystavu vsude zajem. A
prave tento zajem je to nejdd-
lezitejsi: podchytit no a ma po-
lovic je vyhrano. Pr otevfeni
vystavy vzdy prijdou umelci,
kterf spolu S p%opularni pred
naskou historika vytvarneho
umeni odpovf primo pred obra-
zem ma dotazy divaku.
Neni .jiste bez zaj1mavosti,
re putovnf vystava spolku w
|tvarnych umelc1 Names, ktery
sdruzuje pokrokove mal1re sou
castnosti obsahuje umelecka
dfla, k nimz dial popud dnesek,
tedy modernf doba, CO je O.
vsem znat i ma zpdsobu pojet1,
ktery nen1 poplatny oblibene-
mu fotografickemu realismu.
A osazenstvo tovarny Sc pta
malffI a sochar6, duma mad
myslenkami obraz1, zkratka a
dobTe: zac1na Sc zajlmat. A to
je prvnf krok k tomu, kdy sc
umenf stane pro cloveka po-
|trebnou jake prace, jake pfa-
|telstv1, jake laska.
Otta Zouplna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-27
TURCI KRITISUJf
POMOC.

AnKara, Turecko. - (Clay
GoWran:) = Rada tamn1ch w
anacnych TurkG tvrdf, re Spoj.
otaty mrhaj1 pencil, kdyz da-
vaJl Turecku $500, 600, 900.
Mel mimi jsou tfi ddstojnfci
turecke armady, ctyri vysocf
Vladnl uredn1ci a nekolik pred
Mich obchodnfkd.
Pravi, re velk6 mnozstvf me-
chanlsovaneho vybavenf, delo-
strelectva, aeroplanG a jineho
vyzbrojeni, ktere ma pfijfti
prlstl mesic, Dude pro Turecko
bezcenne.
"Mnozl poslanci a i ministfi
soukrome souhlasi v tom, re
voJenske vybavenf je zbytec-
ne, prohlasil jeden vladni d.
rednlk. ALE nemohou sc DO
stavlti prot armadnfmu gene
ralnlmu stabu, ktery naleha ma
to a6ychom zfskali tyto vojen-
ske hracky, ktere ma konec u
Vaznou We vefejnych parcfch
anebo V bahne."
Tyto nazory jsou projevova-
ny zatlm co Turecko hovoTf O
dalsf Westinghouse pomoci.
Turecke casopisy oznamujf, re
Trumanova administrace poza-
Ola kongres, ably daroval Tu-
recku dalsfch S125, 900, 900 We
vol enskem vybavenf.
Turci tvrdf, re i zlomek vel
ke sunny. ktera jiz byla Turec-
ku povolena, kdyby no bylo
pouzito jinym zpGsobem, mohl
by Turecku nesmfrne pomoci.
"Paklize toto lie cast stude-
ne valky S Ruskem, Turecku
mohlo by byti vice pomozeno
tim, kdyby byla zdvizena jeho
zivotn1 1roven ma mfsto toho,
ably do Turecka byly cpany
zbrane, kter6, kdyby valka sku
tecne prisla, prokazf sc byti
bezcennymi," Tekl vladnf tired
mix. "Potrebujeme americkych
znalcG, kterf by nam ukazali,
lax zlepsiti zem6delske metho-
dy, potfebujeme dGlni inzeny-
ry a stroje, ably nam pomahali
dObyvati naSe obrovske uhelne
zasoby.
"Americka pGjcka mohla by
lZVolebiti TureckO hOSDOdaTSkV
ably nemuselo byti dluhuj1c1m
narodem. A toto zvelebene Tu-
recko m6lo bv psychologicky
1cinek ma Balkan, kotnrolova-
ny Ruskem, zacalo by pTemy-
slet."
Jin1 vysoky vladni 1rednik
Sc vyjadTil, re iedinou hodno-
tou zm1neneho daru je S5,000,-
900, ktery byly urceny pro
savbu silnic.
Nekolik Turk6 v~ysvetlilo,
proc vsechny ty veci. ktere Spo-
iene Staty zacnou pT1sti m6sic
Turecku posilat, budou vetsi-
nou zbytecne.
;. II Turecke prfstavnf vyba-
veni je primitivn1. Pouze v jed
nom pTistave, Iskenderunu,
mohou zakotvit velke lodi DO
del doku. Pr1stavnf skladiste a
silnice a zeleznice vedouci z
~pT1stavG jsod v mizernem sta
vu take tem6f polovina W.
bavenf ktere "a valkv bylo po-
slano do Turecka, pfislo v nj
vec.
q Zeleznice a silnice jsou
v takovem stavu, re nedovolu-
lii rychlV pTesun tezke valecne
maSinerie, coz potion velke ar
madni zasobovani. Turecko
ztrac1 rocne 80 procent sve O.
hilnf 1rody, pon6vadz nen1 pro
stTedkG k rychlemu jej1mu do
pravenf ma trhy.
81 Zeme neposkytuje zadnv
gasolin, potTebny k mechani-
saci armady. T6zkosti, zasobo-
vat il gasolinem odjinud, mo-
hou Sc prokazat byti nepfeko-
natelne.
A. Turecko nema techniku,
kterf by Tidili a udrzovali me-
chanisovana vybaven1. Americ-
ka pGicovnf misse Size Sc Wy
nasnazf napravit to vycvikem
tureckych dGstoin1kG a muzu.
ale uplyne mnoho dolby, nez
nabudou zbehlost1 tonic O.
hledu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-27
Saarska oblast Dude pfipojena
K Erancii.

PaTfz. = Pr poradach "a
padn1ch mocnostf v Londyne
doslo k dohode, re Saarska u
helna panev Dude hospodafsky
pfipoiena k Francii. DIE teto
dohody Dude museti Nemecko
"a dovoz zbozf re Saarskeho
1zemf platiti v dolarech, ohled
ne tezby uhli v teto oblasti ma
byti ucineno dalsf zvlastnf u
iednan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-27

oCclu' SdCeh la nlaVu, ruce Sa-
mozol."
TAX by Yam to asi vysvetIil
Prazan. Potion by mluvil da-
lie. Jak ma prave tn obycejnou
Prahu rad.
Ovsem, nejprve bych vas
chtel seznamit s Hradcanami,
S rozlehlym svetlym obydl1m
pana presidenta. Mona, re
by Sc zmlnil O starych zamec-
kych schodech. Vedou kolem
zdl, kde sc pne psi vino, ma pod
zim krasne zbarvene. Kdyz
pr1Jdete ma konec Tady schodG
a udychani, sc zastavite, staci
Jen trochu otocit hlavu. Pod
vami lei celia Praha. Prav6
tax jake nevelikem hradn1m
nadvorl, plnem svetla. Kousek
DIAL Je maly pekny sad S lavic-
kami a balkon, odkud nekdy
pan president pozdravuje Pra-
zany. Pod hradem Sc kourf z
komlnu malostranskych dom
XII. Jsou to domky pTikrcene,
s malymi okenky a ~pr1jezdy
Je tn tiseji nez kdekoli jinde v
Praze. Nejezdf totiz tolik aut
temi 1zkymi ulickami. V jed
nom z takovych domk1 Sc ma
rodil cesky spisovatel Jan Ne
ruda. A co teprve Kampa
Poloostrov, kde Vltava tece
pod samymi okny dom1. Prij.
deli velka voda, must Tide jez.
dit ma lodickach ode dveTf ke
dveffm. Ma hezkem nam6stfc.
ku prodavaji hrncifi malovant
hrnky, kofenace, panenky ne.
DO jine karamicke sosky. Pc
mysllme-li ma ohromne Vaclav
ske namest1 s museem, sochol
knizete .Vaclava, sirokym
chodn1ky, s Tadou aut, elek
trik, trolejbusG nekolika soma
Tory a mnozstv1m lidf, IDA 81
nam tenhle kout Prahy ma lie
VEN bfehu Vltavy maly a drob
ny. Asi tax, jake Sc nam IDA
il malicke, prvn1 detske botic
ky, v kterych jsme sc ucili cho
dit. Anebo jake kdyz Sc diva
tie doll z prazske rozhledny
Tam il zahledneme, mad pc
tflnskym sadem, mad jeho mo
hutnymi stromy, mad spoustoV
cest a pf1krych tocitych stezek
Nahofe ma rozhledne hledf de
tt dolG cervenymi, zlutymi, re
lenymi a modrymi sky. Dom.
a Tide pod rozhlednou sc podo
bali hrackam. I v zadu ia str
ma vysehradska skala S koste
lem a hrbitovem, i Vltava, kite
ra Sc tfpytf We slunci, i jejf je
zy a zelene strane "a Prahou
Nenf NONE vypocftavat
jmenovat vsechna slavna mi
sta, opTedena povestmi a ba
iemi. Chteli bychom yam uka
Eat take Prahu docela obycej
nou, Prahu v zasteTe, pocucha
nou spechem a prac1. Slysfte
tam jede pekaTsky ucednik n,
kole, pres ruku koS1k S chleby
Hv1zda ST. Ma stanici elektri
XIV pTeslapujf Tide a hubujf. Z
mic a docela mic nejede. Ku
dial 81 cmara maly kluk krfdor
pc okraji chodn1ku a zp1va S
pfi tom: Ma ty louce zeleny. .
Deln1ci, pod paz1 aktovky S
svacinou, ma tvaT1ch smouh,
cerne prace. Vesele budk,,
prodavacG novin. Pc schodecl
kostela jde starenka S modlit
bami v ruce, prazstf psi Sc no
nj kolem luceren a ma lar
chodf ulicemi kv6tinarky s kos
Isnezenek a fialek. Ma jaTe
wife, ma iafe je Praha nejkras
nejsf. V Kinskeho zahrad,
pod Petf1nem, to je take tako
w veliky sad, rozkvetou sed
mikrasky. A kolem pomn1k1
ceske herecky Hany Kvapilo
We same pampelisky. Han;
Kvapilova prvni zahrala prin
ceznu Pampelisku prazskyn
detem. W davno zemTela, al
vzdy ma jaTe tn pro jejf pamat
ku vyrostou ty zlut6 vesele ky
ticky,
Ale .iaro ma k nam jest6 da
leko. Kdyz tohle pfseme, as
tax daleko jake Wy, nasi mil
zahranicn1 kraiane.
Lucie Jirotkova
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-27
%, OOO,O 900 volicH " Italii.

Rim. = Ma zaklade zprav
re vSech provincii krone Boil
zano, ministerstvo vnitra odha-
duje, re 28,939,7O6 Itald -
15,O96,244 zeny a 13,843,462
muzi = je opravneno hlasova-
tt We vseobecnych volbach, jez
Sc budou konati v dubnu, v
nichz Dude volen prvnf parla-
ment republiky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-27
Konec koni ma farmach.

Vypada to jake konec koni
ma farmach. Zemedelsky W.
Dor v dome zastupc1 dovedel
Sc, re bude-li postupovati ma
hrazovanf konf traktory v tom
rozsahu jake dosud, r. 1866
nebude zadnych koni ma far
mach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-27

NY PANVAoAy ulOO. lIlUlSCn-
gratz, velitel vojska, stahl Sc S
posadkou ma vysiny mad Malou
lStranou a dial odtud bombar-
dovat Prahu. Bylo tragikou,
re tehdy prave IL. cervna po-
depsal c1saT patent, Poole ne
hoz melo byt 1stavodarne shro
mazden1 zem1 koruny Ceske. K
jeho publikovani ovsem liz ne
doslo. Praha Sc branila az do
III. cervna, kdy byl vyhlasen
mad mestem stav oblezenf. Ma
rodnf vybor byl rozpusten a u
staven vojensky soud, ktery
soudil zatcene 1castn1ky pow
stan1. Ucastn1ci sjezdu sc roz-
prchli. Nadeje ma castecne
politicke osamostatnenf byly
zmareny.
Revolucn1 Ouch pomalu opa-
daval, monarchie Sc Opet kon-
solidovala. Jedinou velkou a
ovsem histroicky velmi d1lezi-
tou vymozenostf teto revolucni
dolby byl patent, jfmz cisar dine
Z. zaf1 zrusil roboty a spravnf
a soudnf moe mad sedlaky, po-
kud .jeste vrchnostem z1stala.
O jeho prosazenf sc nejvfce
pricinil cesky poslanec DIR.
lFrantisek Drauner.
TOhoto roku 81 vSak take je-
lste pTipomeneme pro naSi his
tori a zejmena mas kulturnf
vyvoj velmi vyznamne vyroci.
Pred 600 Lefty zalozil Karel
IV., zvany Otec vlasti, veliky
kral cesky, prvnf vysokou sko-
lu We strednf Europe, staroslav-
nou prazskou universitu, jez
po mem byla havana univer-
sitou KarlovOu.
o vysokou hodnotu naSf kul-
Itury telesne Sc nesporne zaslou
Ella nase svetoznama organi-
SAGE Sokol, ktera letos uspora-
da koncem cervnovych a po-
catkem cervencovych dnG jiz
TX. Vsesokolsky slet, jehoz Sc
hojne take chime z1castnf take
!, zahranicnf Sokolove.
Ma slet pTijedou take cetni
nasi krajane re vsech sveto-
| vych stran, ably pod kTfdly We
Hike a slavnostni pTflezitosti
konali svGj prvn1 povalecny
-lsjezd We vlasti.
: Jedinecne prehl1dce naSeho
narodnfho zdravf budou prf-
tomni divaci mnoha narod1 z
celeho sveta. Je to velika pTf-
lezitost, kdy mGzeme nasim "a
hranicnfm krajanGm i prislus-
nikGm cizfch narodd predsta-
Wit svou jiz tTet1 republiku.
: Historic nam vsak da letos
take latku k premyslenf i j.
max Vzpomeneme totiz, re "a
Tijna bylo tomu 800 let, &C
skoncila tricetileta valka, pre-
deiiny a vyvoi nasich narod6
tax osudna. Toho dine Sc str
hla v Praze hlavnf bitva mezi
Svedy a obranci Prahy O Kar-
Inv most a tehdy take byl v
Osnabrucku podepsan west
falsky mir, jenz zpecetil temei
ma 800 let ztratu nasi polite
Ike samostatnosti.
Pres prosby Komenskeho,
naseho velikeho exulanta, v1d-
&c v dejinach nasich prvniho
do te dolby zahranicn1ho odbo-
lie, upustil Axel Oxenstjerna,
svedsky kancleT, hlavnf a roz-
hodujlc1 osobnost ma mirovych
jednanfch cd podmfnky dikto-
vane porazenym HabsburkGm,
vratiti svobodu ceskemu statu.
Ia ctyri dny pc te vzpome-
meme radostne udalosti, tTiceti
let samostatnosti Ceskosloven-
ske republiky. Bude dobre,
-nezapomeneme-li uprostred O.
|slavovanf ma to, jakou krfzo-
YOU cestou bylo sc nasim marc
dGm brat, nez dosli sveho cile
nejpTedenjsfho: prava ma row
nocenne postaven1 mezi ostat-
mimi narody sveta.
Bedrich Bosser.
Obrazy, ktere putuji po
tovarnach.
W ~
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-27
Porada generalG svolana.

General Bradley, nacelnik
generalnlho stabu, povolal sve
pTedni velitele do Washingto-
nu k tTfdenni konferenci, KITE
ra Dude zahaiena dine 80. bfe-
INA a Dude jednati o armad-
mich problemech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-27
"DOMOV"
Tydenn1 bulletin Ceskosloven-
skeho zahranicnfho 1stavu.
R1d1 Vojm1r Simonek.

V teto rubrice pfse Redakcnf
Kruh Domova "Chceme pro
pagovati mezi Vami, vysteho-
valci, lasku Ike stare vlasti,
chceme Sc pred Vami pochlu-
bit svymi 1spechy, ale nechce-
me ami inject mad nezdary, po-
t1zemi a nedostatky, S nimiz Sc
setkavame pri vystavbe move
no Ceskoslovenska. Domov RI
df Glen nadstranicke redakce
Svobodnych novin a take re-
dakcnf kruh Dude pracovat
zcela nezavisle ma statnlch L.
Tadech a politickych stranach''
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-27

= Ceskoslovenske deti vola-
il pc niece. S vasf pomoci Sc
Jim mleka dostane. PrispeJte
ma Mlecny Fond.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-27
Citaty z myslenek velikych
muzi ceskeho naroda:

muzI ceskeho naroda:
VnitTni sila naroda zalezi v
jeho vzdelanosti, mohoucnosti,
pTicinlivosti, mravnosti a "a
chovalosti.
Jan Amos Komensk1
Ne nasil1m, ale mirne. ne
mecem, ale pluhem, ne krvf,
ale pracf, ne smrtf, ale zivotem
k zivotu = tot smysl nasich
dejin a odkaz velkych pTedk1.
T. C. Masaryk
Dobytf svobody nenf vrchol
a ukoncenf, ale pocatek prace.
V tom, jak clovek svobody u
I'll, ukaze Sc, IDA il byl holden.
Emil Svoboda
Evening star., 1948-05-10
SteeIworkers Keep
Wage Designs Secret
On Eve Of Convention
by me Assoeioted Press

BOSTON, May 10.-Any plans In
the making for higher wage de-
mands in the steel industry next
spring were top secret today as
opening of the convention of the
CIO United SteelWorkers.
Delegates from the 920,000-mem-
ber union-approximately 5000 OF
them-were not talking wages in
advance of the sessions which are
expected to shape 1949 pay aims in
at least 1888 steel concerns where
the union has contracts.
An attempt by the steelworkers
to get substantial wage increase
was stopped last month by United
States Steel Corp. and other ma
jor companies with a fiat rejec-
ton accompanied by announcement
of steel price cuts to fight infla-
ton"
Anti-Red Resolutions Studied.
The companies said pay raises
would be inf1ationary.
Philip Murray, steelworkers' pres
ident, contended that fantastic
profits in steel and higher living
costs warranted the wage increase
Resolutions to bar Communists
from union membership are being
studied by a Resolutions Committee.
The committee also reports plenty
of resolutions to draft Eisenhower"
as a presidential candidate.
The steelworkers' stand against
asking their officers to sign nom
Communist affidavits as required by
the Taft-Hartley Act was reported
unchanged by one union spokesman
in answer to recent rumors that
the group was ready to fall in line.
Church Dignitaries to Speak.
Mr. Murray has CALLED the require
ment unconstitutional.
Roman Catholic Archbishop Rich
ard j. Cushing and Methodist
Bishop Lewis o. Hartman. both of
Boston, were scheduled to address
the delegates tomorrow.
Slated for speeches later In the
five-day meeting were Mayor Will
liam O'Dwyer of New York, Mayor
Hubert Humphrey of Minneapolis
and Harry Douglas, British steel
union official
Evening star., 1948-05-10
Liturgica| Conference Sci
By Episcopal Congress

A Liturgical Conference for the
clergy and laity on THE Christian
Sacrifice" has been arranged dur
ing Whitsun Week by the Washing
ton Catholic Congress of the Ameri-
can Church Union of the Episcopal
Church.
Asession will be held at 5:45 pm
May 20 with a hymn sing at the
Church of st. Stephen and the In
carnation. Sixteenth and Newton
streets NV. Papers will be given
by the Rev. Norman Pittinger, q
professor at the General Theological.
Seminary in New York City, during
the program. They are, 'The Action
of the Eucharist" THE Celebration
of the Eucharist and The Eucha-
rist and Christian Life"
There will be a dinner at 6:3(
pm. followed by the evening ses-
sion. It will close at 8 pm. with
benediction.
A similar program will be pre-
sented at the Church of Grace and
St, Peter in Baltimore on May 10.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
Gifts From Labor Unions
Cited in Cancer Drive

Gifts from labor unions have
| brought the total of the cancer
campaign to $119,416.09 or more than
68 per cent of its $175,000 goal, Rob-
ert C. Overs, general campaign
chairman of the District division OF
the American Cancer Society, has
announced.
A gift of $500 was received from
the Textile Workers of America
(CIO) through William Pollack,
general secretary-treasurer of the
union. Other labor organizations to
contribute have been the Plate
Printers Union, the Restaurant Club
& Tavern Union, the Sheet Metal
Workers International Association
and the United Garment Workers of
America, it was announced Frank
J. Coleman is serving as chairman
of the labor division of the cam
paign.
The goal is within striking dis
tance by the end of the campaign
on March II, the date to which it
was extended, Mr.. Overs said.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
|Amputees, Including
Robert 5. Allen, Cited
For Testing Limbs

Robert S. Allen, newspaper writer,
and two other District residents will
be among Is amputees to be hon.
ored by the Army for outstanding
and patriotic service in testing arti-
fetal limbs and furthering the gen.
eral program of research and de-
velopment in the field of pros
thetics."
The others in this area to be
nonored will be John B. Minnick,
1142 North Illinois, Arlington, and
John H. Pratt, 404 Rosemary street,
Chevy Chase, Md.
Secretary of the Army Royal will
present certificates of appreciation
at a ceremony at 3 pm. Thursday
at the National Academy of Science
Building, 210r Constitution avenue
NV. Army area commanders will
make similar presentations to an
additional IL amputees IN other Sec
tions Of the country who are unable
to attend the ceremony here.
Mr.. Allen, who lives at 1925
twenty -elgnCn SITeeJ NV, Is a
consultant to the Committee on
Artificial Limbs and has cooper
ated with Army Prosthetic Research
Laboratory, Mare Island Naval
Hospital limb shop and Northrop
Aircraft, Inc, in the development
of artificial limbs and hooks since
September, 1915.
Mr.. Minnick co-operated with the
Naval Ordnance Laboratory and
Army Prosthetic Research Labora-
tory in research and development
Of artificial hands and arms from
May, 1916 to February. 1913.
Mr.. Pratt co-operated with the
Naval Ordnance Laboratory in re-
search and development of arti-
ficial hands in 1s45 and 1916.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
DC. Medical Society Plans
Talks on Cerebral Palsy

A symposium on cerebral palsy
will be held by the pediatrics sec
ton of the District Medical Soci-
ETY. at BIS pm. Wednesday at the
society headquarters, 1718 M street
NV.
Papers at the meeting will be
presented by DR.. Temple Fay, direc-
tor of the Neuro-Physical Rehabili-
tation Clinic, Chestnut Hill, Pa, on
Neurological Aspects" and DR.,
Winthrop Phelps. director of the
Rehabilitation Institute, Cockesville
Md, on "Orthopedic Aspects"
DR.. Joseph S. Wall, chairman of
the Children's Hospital staff, will dis
cuss "Pediatrics Aspects" and DR..
John L. Parks, professor of obstet-
RIGS at the George Washington Uni
versity Medical School, will talk on
"Obstetrical Aspects"
Evening star., 1948-05-10
Fight Over Southern
School Segregation
Continues in Senate
By ,he Assoeioted Press

In a foretaste of civil rights
battles to come the Senate found
itself all wound up today in the
issue of Southern race segregation.
The immediate controversy re-
wolves around an interstate compact
aimed at setting up regional uni
versities in the South.
The compact is before the Senate
as the final step in required con-
gressional sanction.
Although the House already has
passed an approval bill, 236 to As,
Senate action was stymied last
Thursday after half dozen men,
bers got into a spirited debate over
a move by Senator Morse, Republi-
can. of Oregon.
Senator Morse offered an amend
ment specifying that none of the
proposed schools should apply en-
trance qualifications based on race,
creed or color.
Holland Ready to Open Fight.
Senator Holland, Democrat. of
Florida, ready to take up the fight
today, told a reporter this would be
"the complete destruction of the
compact because the States have
constitutional provisions which are
binding on them"
The compact, agreed to. earlier
this year at conference of Soush-
ern Governors, would permit South
ern States to pool their finances to
create regional universities in the
medical, dental, veterinary and SIM
liar fields.
Sponsors contend most of the
Southern States do not have enough
money to maintain such institutions
individually.
Senator Holland said that if the
legislation is stymied in the Senate
for any reason, Meharry Medical
College for Negroes at Nashville,
Tenn, will be forced to close its
doors and study to determine the
needs for regional schools will have
to be stopped.
Can't Speak for Others.
In the event Senator Morse's
amendment is adopted, Senator Hol-
land added, he sees no reason why
the compact should be approved.
But he said he cannot speak for
the governors and the q other Sen
ators who joined him in introducing
the bill
Senator Holland has agreed to an
amendment drafted by the Senate
Judiciary Committee which says
that Congress approval shall not be
construed as an Endorsement of
white-Negro segregation in educa-
ton.
The House in passing its bill re-
fused to write in any language deal
ing with segregation after support
ers argued it was unnecessary.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
Jets to Fly Mail
From New York
In Is Minutes
By the Associated Press

The Post Office is going to fly
some mail next Saturday between
New York and Washington in Is
minutes, hardly time enough for
the ink to get good and dry.
Two Jet planes will make the trip
as part of the 3Oth anniversary of
the starting of air mail service.
When the first air mail fight be-
tween the two cities was made on
May IS, 1918, the trip took 3 hours
and 20 minutes, including a 20
minute stop at Philadelphia.
The jet planes will make their
trip Saturday without stops.
The speed demonstration will
mark simultaneous anniversary
ceremonies at Washington National
Airport and New York's Idlewild
Airport.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
Meeting Of Bor Group
|WiII Be Held Saturday

The mildly meeting of the Sec
ton of International and Compare
tive Law of the American Bar Asso-
citation will be held Saturday. May
%. at the Mayflower Hotel. with the
United Nations as the main subject
of discussion.
Various committee reports will be
presented and a panel discussion on
the covenant and declaration of
human rights. Wilbur L. Gray, jr
is chairman of the Committee on
Arrangements. A luncheon will be
held as part of the session.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
Chemical Society to Meet

Progress in study of uranium
protetins and other fields will be
reported in l3 papers to be pre-
sented at the spring divisiona
meeting of the Chemical Society Of
Washington at 8:15 pm. Thursday
in the Arts and Sciences Building
University of Maryland, it was an.
nounced today. A dinner and meet
ing of the organization board will
precede this assembly.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
Music Workshop Slated

Miss Marie Oliver, director OF
music for the national board of the
YWCA. will conduct workshop on
music in recreation from am. until
noon Wednesday in Barker Hall
Seventeenth and K streets NV. The
workshop is open to everybody
working in music and is sponsored
by the Council of Social Agencies.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
Radio Hams Re-eIect BuiIy

George w. Baily, 921 Nineteenth
street NV, has been reelected
president of the American Radio
Relay League and of the Interna-
tional Amateur Radio Union, both
for two years, in a meeting at Hart
ford. Conn. Mr.. Baily is executive
secretary Of the Institute Of Radio
Engineers.