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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-09
JAPANESE LOVE CASE TOUGH ONE
 EVEN FOR CUPID

SHANGHAI, Dec. 9.-tR- Love has yet to find way out of this.
 Feng Miao-keng, 20, hired an ornate bridal chair and sent it forth to fetch his bride-to-be, a Miss Wu. But when Miss Wu came excitedly out of her house to get into the chair, she found another woman already there.
 The occupant of the chair, also wearing gay wedding dress. loudly proclaimed that she was an old flame of Feng's. She added de- terminedly that she, not Miss Wu, would ride to the altar with Feng.
 A fight broke out between the bides-to-be and their respective matchmakers.
 Meanwhile, Feng impatiently craned his neck for a sight of the bridal chair which was to pick him up at home. Instead a po- lice car drove up. Today. in jail, Feng said he would be happy to wed both girls, if that would settle anything.
 Amid all the evident clamor, police did not say what charges if any-were filed against FengD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-09

WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-09
MAN FROM ALASKA
 CONTESTS CRIME

TACOMA, Wash, Dec 9-IR-De- tective Charles Z.ttel said today that Harold L. Kladaline, 43-year- old Whittier, Alaska, logger has signed confession that he fraudu- lently obtained $130 belonging to an Alaska woman here Tuesday.
 Zittel said Kladaline was arrested on complaint of Mrs. Linda Fur dick, of Anchorage. Mrs. Furdiek said she had met Kladaline here and he had accompanied her Monday when she cashed check for $l80 at a cigar store. The clerk was short of cash and gave Mrs. Furdiek $50, telling her to get the rest the next day.
 When she returned the clerk told the woman that "her husband" al- ready had picked up the money.
 Kladalines arrest followed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-09
SHlp0WNERS TO
 MEET LUNDEBEQG
 ON WAGE DEMAND

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9-lP- Shipowners planned to meet today with Harry Lundehcrg to discuss pay demands of the AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific.
 The AFL sailors. have said they want more than the $2l monthly raises granted CIO and ether sea- going unions at the end of the re- cent West Coast maritime strike
 Under contract clause, Lunae- berg's union could strike after 90 days if negotiations failed to pro- duce a settlement.
 shipowners also were trying to reach agreement covering coastal steam schooners with CIO Marine Cooks and Independent Marine Flre- men.
 Dock operations, meanwhile, were nearing normal after the 95-day strike.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-09
PROMOTIONS ANNOUNCED,
 ALASKA }. }.

SEATTLE. Dec 9.-lR- G. w Skinner, president of the Alaska Steamship Company. today announ- ced number of promotions, re- sulting from the consolidation of operations of the Alaska Company and the NcIthland Transportation Company
 H N. Peterson, passenger traffic manager of the Alaska Company, has been appointed general traffic manager of the consolidated cor porations
 Peterson began service with the Alaska Steamship Company as a stenographer in 1918.
 J. D. Nelson and Walter J. Man ahan have heen appointed assistant general traffic managers. Nelson also entered the service of the Alaska Steamship Company's traf- fic Depart in 1918.
 Manahan comes from the North land Transportation Company where he was traffic manager. He formerly was in the service of the Pacific Steamship Company joining the Northland Company in 1883.
 R. c. Ross, cnIeI clerk in the passenger traffic department of the  Alaska Steamship Company, has been appointed assistant general passenger agent with headquarters in Seattle.
 c. s. Duryea, general freight and passenger agent of the Alaska Con- pany. has been transferred from Seattle to Alaska with headquart- CTS in Ketchikan, to provide the traffic administration made neces- sary by the consolidation of the Alaska and Northland companies.
 Transfer of vessels brought about : by the consolidation also is under way.
 The refrigerator MS. Lucidor was delivered last night, and the Palisana is to be transferred today. The Chief Washable and Sailors Splice will be delivered when they complete discharging cargo.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-09

ED R. A q Kl 'k' qB OUR PRICES LOW. WE REAL IZE THAT COURTESY COSTS NOTHING, THAT EVERY GUS TONER HAS A RIGHT TO EX- PECT COURTEOUS AND EFF FICIENT SERVICE. WE MAIN TAIN A FREE DELIVERY
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-09
NORTH STAR shg5
 FROM SEATTLE WE'D.

The MS. North Star, Alaska Native | Service supply ship. sailed yester- day from Seattle for Southeast AL aska ports. The snip was scheduled to sail from Seattle last week but vas delayed on a southoound trip due Co heavy storms
 The North star will arrive in Ju- neaa on December Y witE general cargo aboard
 Snakes al.d lssh have ears but these ears Lave no outside openings They "hear" mostly through vibra- tions in the ground or water.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-09
MARSHALL EATS
 GOOD BREAkFAST
 AFTER OPERATION

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-lR- Walter Reed Hospital reported to- day that Secretary of State Mar shall, who, underwent a kidney op- ceaticn two days ago, enjoyed his breakfast this morning.
 A bulletin said:
 General Marshall had a eood night His post operative course remains satisfactory. The General was up in bsd and enjoyed his breakfast this morning"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-09
PLANNING COUNCIL.
 NAMED Al KODIAK

KODIAK city's first plan- ming commission was appointed by the city council at the regular meeting
 The man selected and their length of serviea are c H Bud Metzeart and Dorian Coogan one year, Henry Neseth and Jay Tol- hert, ? years. and Mil Vokacek ard Norman Sqtliff, years. The six will also act as the Zoning Com mission for the city.
 A new ordinance governing hotels inns. roadhouses and lodging hous- es was read for the first time.
 The ordinance requires all owners or managers or hotels to keep a register of all guests and requires all guests to register. It also pro- vides punishment for anyone skip ing his hotel bill. The ordinance is based on the Alaska Inn Keepers Act.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-09
vANCEs SOUTH

Dr. and Mrs. Howe Vance left Tuesday aboard the Princess Lou ise for Vancouver, B. c. They will spend the Christmas holidays wis., iting with Mrs. Vance's parents who reside in Vancouver. Mrs Vance will return to her position n the Veterans Administration on January 5, and Dr. Va..ce will re- main outside Tor the winter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-09
VA OFFICIAL TO SEATTLE

To attend budget hearings aJ the Veterans Administration Branch Office in Seattle, Charles Evitts of the Juneau VA office left Tues day aboard the Princess Norah Evitts will return to Juneau on December Is.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-09
l5RAEI'S BID FOR UN MEMBERSHIP
 APPEARS DOOMED
fBy The Associated Pressp

(By The Associated Press) Israel's bid for membership in the United Nations appeared doomed until the General Assembly meets again in April. It was locked up in the Security Council which adjourns Saturday night.
 The Palestine Arab government, headed by the eXiled Multi and sit- uated at some unknown place, an- nounced opposition 0 Trans-Jor- dams plan to proclaim King Ab- dullah as monarch of the Holy Land
 
 WANT ADS BRING RESULTS!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-09

Stalin has returned to Moscow af- ter his annual vacation. He received the Communist premier of Czecho- sl0vakia, Antonin Zapotooky.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03
MOkYkLOJE TREMTlES
RaSO Arunas Zailskas
lngostadt'o Lietuviu Gimn. Cos XII. nHokinvs

lngolstadt'o Lietuviu Gmn. Cos kl mNokinvs
Slmtmeclus laisveje gyvenusos tautos gale
10 paslektl aukstos ku1turos ir civilizacios. Ten
If mokyklos su graziais sodais, puikiais rumais.
sVlesiomls klasemis ir erdviais koridoriais. tl1r
tlngomls blbliotekomis, laboratorijomis, kabi-
metals, pu1klomis zaidimu salemis, aikstemis.
Nors musu tevynei vos du desimtmecius te-
ouvo lemta dziaugtis laisve, bet ir il pasipuose
pu1klals mokyklQ rumais, kuriuOse mokytis bu-
Vo vlenas malonumas Tada mes, kaip ir dabar
lalsvu krastu moksleiviai, Observation-Disclosures. kad
gall butt kitaip..
Sunku butu buve tada isvaizduoti sugriu-
Vuslu karelviniu rusi SUI pusiau lentomis. uzkal-
tals n1azycials langeiais, tik su graziai srasyta
lskabee Lietuviq Tremtiniu Gimnaziia.
Viduje = j nudevetus apsiaustus susiguze.
ant senu, nepatogiu baznytiniu suolu sed isba-
le berniukai ir mergaites ir idemiai seka kick
vlena mylimos mokytojos zodi.. apie Lietuva,
jos didzia praeiti ir grozi. Visi paskende
mintyse..
Lietuva, Tu bust vel laisva, mes grisim...
Tx zvarbus vejas ir ikirus lietaus barbe-
nlmas prikelia JUGS, grazina tikrove Prizes axis
vel dregni rusio skautai, uzkati langai ziauri
tremtis...
Arba ve vienisas suaizejes lentinis bara-
kelis.
Per skyleta stoga varva drumzlinas rude
ninio lietaus vanduo. Pro plysus stugauja war
BUS saurys. Ant keliu pasideje lenteles su po-
oiero gabaleliais, vaikai raso geografijos uzra-
sus. Mes ne tk vadoveliu bet ir sasuvnu nera
Susale, salke, bet mokyts, paznti platuji
assault tremtinukai Wis tick nori
Ju sukis, "Musu mokslas, musu darbas =
Tau Tevyne', nezurint vsu sunkumu, veda ir
yes juos erskeciuotu keliu lasva gimta zeme
les iie kietoje gyvenimo kovoje dar nepaluze ir
,arsta tevynes mee bel gyva Wits dar tebe-
epsnoja ju sirdyse.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03

tes kausima. Jane Letuvos kariuomene galima saky-
IT, patti etuvos kariuomenes deja tap suniekinta kad
atrode jog skaitai ne NAUJlENAS 0, atsiprasant,
"LAISVE"..
Patys kanadeciai letlWiai tose paciose NAUJIE-
NOSE abai grazai atreme ia fanatiska il visai nenuo
seklQ LietuVos kaIiuoTnenes suniekinima.
Ar viskas tvarkoj? Spaudos laisve isaikyta = kas
ka nori, ia pasako?
Is daies tap. Kai koks nelimtas ar nesaziningas
uzspuoimas atrentas tai blogumas kaip il atitasyas
Bet SEM zmones Lietuvoje sakydavo: jegu pribiau-
rojai stine, tai ir verdanciu vandenu spauk ka
gersi, Wis ven atrlinsi, kas joie buvo..
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Bonkroto poIitiko
Azijoje

stai kaip paciQ amerikieciJ
spauda issireiskia apie Ameri
kos politika arba jos nebu.
vima - Azijoje:
"AsmeniSki Ciang-Kai-S k {
prasymai prezidentui 1rumanui
kad tartQ nors padrasinantl 70
di Kinijos zmonems, ir aimany
pilnas kinijos ambasadoriaus
Koo atsisaukimas j State De-
partmenta, kad pasisakytQ ko-
kia Americas politika kinijos
atzvilgiu, yra tikriausias lro-
dymas negarbingos stokos mu-
su politikos Azijoje.
Sis krastas rizikavo kara, ir
karas savu keliu atejo, del to,
kad Rooseveltas ir Cordell Hull
nesutiko patenkinti Japonijos
agresijos prizes Kinijos tautine
vyriausybe. siandien, stovint
beveik prie beprotiskos stokos
supratimo, mes, nors kariauda-
mi prizes komunizma Europoje,
ko ne visiskai apleidom KiniJa
ir visa aziatiska zemyna komu-
nistu agresijai.
Rooseveltas pradejo griauti
tautines vyriausybes pagrindus
kuomet prizadejo Rusijai leis-
ii ikelti koja Mandzurija net
apie tai SUI Ciang
Kai-Seku. Rusai pasinaudoJo
tue leidimu, ir dar pagrobe po-
ros bilijonu dolariQ vertes in
irengimu Mandzurijo-
je, kaip karo atlyginima.
je, kaip karo nuostoliu atlygi-
nina.
Kai tik karas baigesi, ko-
nunistai visame pasaulyje nu-
sistate rekti, kad Ciang Kai-se-
xui nebutu duodama jokia pa
galba, mes jo valdzia esanti re-
akcine ir sukta. Be abejo, taip
gall butt, vakarieciu akimis ziu-
int, bet ia valdzia nera arses-
le, negu kad Rytai turejo pa
;taro 1000 metu laikotarpiu.
Kinijos valdzia apsaukta re-
Lkcine del to fakto, kad Valdzia
,alaike privatines nuosavybes
eises ir atmete komunistu for
nula saudyti zemiu savininkus
r isdalinti zemes zemes darbl-
(Pabaiga 6-me pusl.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03
AR LAIKINI AMERIKA?

Ar laikini Amerika?
as klausiamas daznai -
man RENTS gi neber ka,
sakau: cia viskas nice!
0 kipso dusia rausiama;
ir karta as tariau:
cia viskas kuo puikiausia man,
bet. >. teviskej geriau.
Ir buvo akys dideles =
ar as esll O. K.
Ir tare nj an atklydeliui:
Dear Sir, you nonsence say!
Kastytis Gliauda.
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zMONlJOS ISTORIJA
6lO pusI. didumO knyga - kama $500
Bruno.

6l0 pusl. didumo knyga = kama $500
stai didziausia knyga kokia tik galit tiketis
gauti uz $500: paveiksluota, tvirtais audimo
virseliais lengva kalba parasyta, stambiomis
raidemis. Apsakoma pasaulio istorijos eiga.
ka privalo zinoti kiekvienas norintis platesnio
issilavinimo. Aprasoma ivairus buve didieji
karai kurie nuleme zmonijos gyvenimo krypti,
valstybiu persitvarkymus.
Siuskit laiske $500 SUI savo adresu ir
prasykit prisiusti jums sia 61O puslapiQ
didumo zmonjos istorijos knyga.
REIkALAUKITE DIRVOJE
EKSTRA! 2sS DAINQ KNYGELE
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LEISKIT I TEVYNE
kama SUI prisiuntimu $1.O0

(Kiseninio didumo = 272 puslapiu)
Dirva gavo Europoj naujai isleista knyga
ivairiu Lietuvisku liaudies dainu ir kitokiu
pavadinta = "LEISKlT I TEVYNE'. Tai
nepaprasta knygele = tiesiog didele knyga
272 puslapiu didumo, ir joje telpa net 288
zinomu eilerasciu. Skubekit isigyti sau vie
ma Xxi ju turime. il suteks jums didziau-
sio malonumo, nes raste daugybe se1o Ii.
nomq dainu, ir daug tokiu kurias tur tumet
zinoti Isleido "Mintis', Vokietijoje.
Reikalaukit DirvOie
$500 Superior Ave. Cleveland 3, Ohio
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VELTUI

Vetui taves visur ieskosiu,
Nebesurasiu nekur niekados.
Dienas, naktis tusciai klajosiu,
O ilgesys Strides balsu raudos
Veltui tave daznai minesiu,
Gal name senai jau uzmirsai.
Nebepakils ir laime is griuvesir,
Neatgaivins JOS asalu lasai.
Ir praeities prisiminimais
Veltui jautri sirdis gyvens.
Nebesuves jau mudvieju likimas
Ant kelio mano ruskano rudens.
Veltui kartosiu ir suos zodzius,
Juk niekados ju negrdesi tn.
Tx valandos ir dienos sinks nuobodzios,
1r ilgesys, ir sielvartas kartu
JuOZas Mikstas.
Dover, 47X.31.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03

Ne ten pataike

| Frenzelio mint geriausiai Wy
kdo siu laiku Lietuvos tironai
Jie panaikino Lietuvos Kariuo
menes ir kitas tautos sventes
mes jos visos 'smetoniskos" +.
/ Gala, kad A. Frenzelis save
straipsni nusiunte j NAUJIE.
MAS. Jis butu daug geriaU
tikes kokiame nors bimbiniame
laikrastyje.
J. ", Coniston, Ont, Canada
NevarOmas nevaziuos!
Blmba raSo, kad visi cia at
vaziavome geresnio ir mieles-
MO gyvenimo ieSkoti. Bet da-
bar, sake, kai Lietuvoj ives ko-
lektyvinius ukius, tai ir Lietu-
voj pasidarys linksma gwen
tt. -.
Bet Bimba dar negrizta. Rel
skia Lietuvoj Wis dar nelinks-
ma gyventi. =. f.. O prizes 10 me-
tQ zmones jau grizdavo, if re-
tas kaS bandydavO kitur laimes
ieskoti.
J. G., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Jis gi savO p0no bernas!
Kaip suprasti, kad Bimba sa~
ko: "jei kas yra nepateisinama,
tai garbinin1as ir idealizavimas
vargo ir lusnyno", o garbina
nauju dvaru Lietuvoje ivedi-
ma, kurie visus zmones paver-
cia is naujo baudziauninkais
pikciau, negu pas dvarininkus
prizes simta metu?
NJ. NJ, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Nespiauk i sulini.
Labai abejoju, ar lietuviai |
Cir visi kit zmones) taip jau |
lziaugiasi, kai graboriams biz
lis gerai sekasi. Mano nuomo-
le, ne vienas neliudetu, jei vi
ii graboriai badu ismirtu. :.
TadauSas Dudeie,
DRAUGAS, Chicago, Ill.
Tas karas ne cia. :.
Jei tiketi "Laisve', tai ne
iurint susivienijimo VLIKe ir
7aryboj, vyksta ginkIuotas ka-
as tarp liaudininku ir tauti-
inku. :. Bet tie tautininkai
liaudininkai. j.. ko-
p. NJ, Jersey City, n. J.
Evening star., 1948-03-21
Conference on Citizenship
Scheduled Here May 1919

The Third National Conferenc ON
Citizenship will be held here May
1919, Attorney General Clark an
nounced yesterday. Approximately
1000 delegates will attend the dis
cussions of responsibilities and rights
OF citizenship, he said.
Former Chief Justice Charles
Evans Hughes will be honorary
chairman of the conference, which
will be held in the Interior Depart
ment Building.
The Justice Department is joining
with the National Education AS
sociation in sponsoring the con-
ference.
1t will be opened the afternoon
of May is with an observance of
"I Am an American Day" in the
Sylvan Theater on the Monument
Grounds.
Subjects to be considered will
include "The World Minded Ameri-
can Citizen" Basic Human Rights
and Attendant Responsibilities"
and citizenship in Action in the
Local Community.
Evening star., 1948-03-21
Employment Service Opens
In Walker Building Office

The clerical and professional
Offices of the United States Employ
ment Service for the District have
been moved into a more central
location in the Walker building,
734 Fifteenth street NV.
Fred z. Hetzel. director, an
nounced that the D. c. Unemploy-
ment Compensation Board had also
moved to the new location from the
old one at 1922 Fifteenth street NV.
There has been no change in the
location Of the District offices for
trade and industrial workers, Fifth
and K streets. NV. This includes
the employment service and the
ONCE Of Unemployment Compensa-
ton Board for trade and industrial
personnel.
Evening star., 1948-03-21
Renewed Effort Urged
As Red Cross Drive
Reaches S7O4,3D

With third of their goal yet to
be obtained, District area Red Cross
leaders last night called for "re-
newed determination" to bring their
fund drive to success in the next
10 days.
THE next 10 days are the final
and crucial period Of our March
campaign" Joseph c. Grew, the
drives general chairman, declared.
The drive, which seeks $1,080, 900,
now has $704, ,32s.
Double the number who have con-
tributed so far must make contri-
buttons in order to match last
years record, he pointed out. Up
to Friday, 158,070 donations were
listed.
Determination Urged.
Mr.. Grew asked the volunteers ito
start out with renewed determine
tion Monday. Go back and
see those who weren't ut home the
first time you called. Give every one
in your territory the opportunity OF
contributing
Approximately 80 Red Cross
booths will be set up tomorrow In
hotel lobbies, department stores,
restaurants, banks and other build
ings in the Washington area for the
convenience of transient contribu-
tors to the fund campaign
The booths will remain open until
March 81, when the 81 ,080 900 fund
drive closes. They will be stated
by approximately 1900 volunteers.
Mrs. AItizer Heads Booth.
Among the longtime volunteers
who will serve again this year Is
Mrs. p. j. Altizer, chairman for the
booth at Woodward & Lothrop,
where she has done volunteer service
for approximately 28 years.
She Is assisted in manning the
booth by women from Calvary Bap-
tist Church. Many of the women
have given nearly 10 years Of service.
The volunteers include:
Mrs. H. Il. Eney, Mrs. Crawford
j. Smith, Mrs. Mark D. Miller, Mrs
John A. Smith, Mrs. w. M. Torbert,
Mrs. George Harsch, Miss Minnie
Wescott, Miss Mary Wild, Mrs. r.
A Surine, Mrs. M. M. Howe, Mrs.
j. P. Leake, Mrs. j. Barrett Carter,
Mrs. Robert II. McNeill, Mrs. G.. A.
GUNNER, Mrs. A. A. Howard, Mrs.
A. Osborne, Mrs. Frank r. Mitchell
and Mrs. Thomas B. Gardiner.
While none of the major cam
paign divisions has yet reached the
100 per cent mark, q number of
subordinate units already have STR
passed their quotas.
Some Units Pass Quotas.
Among these are the State De-
partment, 125 per cent; Soldiers
Home, $50 per cent; once Of Metals
Reserve, Reconstruction Finance
Corp, 176 per cent, and 1ive sciaesst
groups-Wilson Teachers College,
Western High Burdick Vocational,
Powell Junior High and the elemen-
tary division.
Nearest to its quota among overall
divisions is the residential, with
90.53 per cent subscribed.
Secretary Of the Treasury Snyder,
Government division head, will pre-
SIDE at the next report luncheon
Tuesday at the United States Cham
ber of Commerce Building. Maj.
Gen. Luther D. Miller. chief cf
Army chaplains, will speak. I'll
Evening star., 1948-03-21
Arizona Democrats Pick
QnpIedged Delegates
By the A,soe;o,sd p,s..

PHOENIX. Ariz., Mar. 20.-Ari-
zonas "a delegates to the Demo-
cratic National Convention at Phil
adelphia in July will be unpledged.
They were elected unanimously at
the State Democratic Convention
here today.
The convention adopted q brief
resolution expressing approval Of the
State and National Democratic ad-
ministrations.
Evening star., 1948-03-21

Handsomely tailored in tweeds, fion-
nels, eoverts, pIoids. checks or stripes.
With strong seams, reinforced crotch
and Upper fly. New patterns and
colors. Sizes u to u.
Evening star., 1948-04-16
Bond Poster Contest Opens
In District Schools Today

A Savings Bond poster contest
among Washington school chiidren,
sponsored by the District savings
Bond Division, opened today.
Thomas J. Groom. contest chair
man. said entries would be received
through May 10. The winning
poster will be reprinted in the
School Savings Journal, which Is
distributed to 100000 classrooms
throughout the Nation. Stuoents
between the Sixth and 1Wei1tn
grades are eligible TO submit posters.
Aim of the bond drive is to sell
$22, 500, 900 worth of Government
bonds in the District. 1t Is part OF
Nationwide security loan CAM
paign toi ease inf1ationary pressures
and encourage savings, Mr.. Groom
said.
Judges for the poster contest are
School Supt. Hobart M. Corning,
Miss Ann Fuller Abbott, director OF
the Abbott School of Art; Richard
Leahy, director of the Corcoran
School Of Art: Miss Marjorie Web
ster, director of the Marjorie Weo-
ster School; the Rev. John Spence
superintendent of Catholic schools
in the Washington diocese. ana
Hugh Lynch, director Of the District
Savings Bond Division.
Evening star., 1948-04-16
.26 in Racial Group
Carried Bodily From
Kansas Restaurant
BY the Assecioied Press

LAWRENCE, Kans., April is. -
Twenty-six members of q racia
equality organization were carried
bodily from a Lawrence restaurant
last night, the owner said, after ht
had refused for three house to serve
them.
w. E. Murphy, owner of the res
taurant, said 10 Of the group were
Negroes and the remainder were
white.
The group identified themselves
as students of Kansas University
and members of the Committee or
Racial Equality. They said they
were asking the right to eat in 8
public place with their friends, re.
gardless of their race.
Some Of the boys on the campus
heard about it." Mr.. Murphy said
"and came In to ask them to leave
They still refused and the boys just
picked them up and carried them
out. Seven girls were in the group
but they left of their own vontion
There was no fighting and no other
disturbance.
Robert Stewart, 21, Of Manhattan
Kans.. chairman of the equality
Evening star., 1948-04-16
Soop Box Derby Guide

The Washington Soap Box
Derby is a coaster car race for
boys sponsored by The Star
and the District Department of
the American Legion. Boys, IL
to Is, inclusive. and those
reaching their 11th or 18th
birthdays in the period from
June l, 1916, to August Is, in
elusive, are eligible.
Official rule books and driv-
ers' licenses are issued on
registration with a Chevrolet
dealer in the Washington area.
Entry blanks must be signed
by a parent or guardian.
The coaster cars must be
built by the boys racing them.
at a cost Of not more than Sc
each in addition to the amount
spent for wheels and axles.
These maximum limits are
prescribed: Length, 80 inches:
width, AZ inches; height, %
inches (windshields of any kind
are prohibited; weight of racer,
$50 pounds, combined weight Of
racer and driver, $50 pounds.
Officiak will disqualify any
car which, in, their opinion, was
not built by the boy who entered
it in the race.
Evening star., 1948-04-16

three racers In each heat down the
incline together.
Additional Entrants.
Additional Derby entrants include
Erwin Goldsmith, IL, of 1921 Wheeler
road Sc; Teddy Lindahl. II, OF 10,
Kennedy street NV; Kenneth j
Holt, jr., IA, of 3o8 Highyiew avenue
Silver Spring; Harry H. Hughes, IA
of GIL Hamilton street NV; Altar
Gelfeld, II, Of .10010 Rogart road
Silver Spring; Donald johnson, IL
of Ito Willow avenue, Takoma
Park, Md.
William Scaggs. II, of 1921 Bristo
avenue, Silver Spring; william T
Davis, jr., II, Of 1248 U street Sc;
Jerry Windmiller, IA, of 1888 Yuma
street Sc; Russell L. Rigg, II, o1
731 Eighth street Sc; John Nc.
Guire, 13, Of 5813 Quintana street
Riverdale, and Ronald Pomykala
IA, of 3508 Hamilton street, Hyatts.
vile.
(Read The Star for Derby Netps j