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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-12
cop CENTRAL COMMITTEE TO
 MEET MONDAY

The Territorial Central Commit tee of the Republican Party will convene in Juneau Monday, Nov Is. Attending the meeting will be all Central Committee members and Financial Chairmen from Nome, Juneau, Anchorage, and Fairbanks.
 Sell it wlJn an Empire Want-Ad
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-04
KLEIN milH 0rei, in Sett
pereiitte,t 1tatiet,en

Dem Giniprlrd ser siroafrifo,
Union gegen oie anrufl,ng Scr Ser,
einten gationen 5,,g,titIteh Ser in.
oii6ea arbeiter in Dem Dominion
ut alub bon iol6en amerifaniifrn
aommentatoren beigeflihtet tporben
Die Der Spmpatbien nit raiiilden
Sisfr1minationen ni6t peroGbt iino
sic bermiiien nit Nedt sic gIeidj,
8ebanol,ng GROCER umo fleiner Mit,
glieositaaten Der 80Iferorganiiution
in Sragen ser aagemeinen Meniden=
rebte rnS nebmen slnltob oaran, ooi
Sie Meeierltng IN Hretoria tueger1
iDrr Nrt Der 8ebanohlng fremoer
rfarbigcr" @rbeitsfriiite in YariS
5nr &ebenif)aft ae5csen apcroen ioa,
luibrcno bie Sitter Ser @enidpn
rebtc oes inoii6en Yroletariats in
Siioafrifa oie Mugen Dor ocn Gre,,
elm DER ruiiiiben Sflaremarbciter
berihlieben.
Mon broudt in ser Iat fcir
6rellno Ser iiioafrifalilden &aiicn,
politif 81 iein, nm Sie amterihieo,
'Iihe Saltllng Der "@ereinigten SEQ
tionen" gcgeniiber ser SiioaNrifa,
Union INTO bem So'uietreid beitd
meno 81 finoen.
gber oas lit nidlt olles, mos lid
in oieiem Safe 81 Dem alien Sdpner.
scnstrma ser EriDilegien ser v@ro
ben" in ben 9ereinten Nationen il,
gen liibt. Sci Siht beieben, lit e;
llift nur ,lnicr uliiiiher G,eaenipic
Ter i'm welt=politiihen ShatIpiel
oer oen 8orteil oieier unglei6en Ser
teilung Ser 8ctuidte alri ser polfer
re6tlid)en @aaee geniebt.
Sn Den Sabungen Ser Gereinter
Nationen finbet man cine gieibe
tuunoeri6oner allgemeiner 8runb'
iibe, oie fir sic Yraris Ser Srsa.
niiation leiber feine groBe Golle ipie
len. gieleiht iuiiroe es iid allen Sc,
golfergemeinibait angelhlolienen
&esierungen enpfeblen, bieien Sci
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-04

idledtsfranfbeiten umS 5ltberfuloia
fiihrt i,no bie geiunobeit bon Miit-
tern uno &inoern cu i0roern trudytct
9ie Snternationale &eiugee Srgani-
iation bat bisber $4,000 T'ericnen
neue Scine peridafit, iie Fat auh oie
SiidfiiGrlmg bon 10000 OBS in
ibrc SeimtM!Garoer besuarfIrlQ!st.
Die isooo anb Mgricultllral Sreani-
5ation bat ebenfaas 5ortid)ritte alf.
sulueiien unS apar periaBt iie Ylas
3lpeds lleteriuinol,ng oes Welt-
inangels an 9cbenstnittcln.
Wenn man alle oiee 2eiit,,ngel,
iiberblidt. 10 barf man ei,,en llmItanO
nidt pereeiien allf Sen aub 0us
'State department in ieinen Musfiib-
rl,ngen biiltueiit: oab nainlid) oie
ll9t aus ielbitGnoigen iouberdnen
Staaten beitebt, oie ibr nur beihrdnt-
te Mebte eingerdumt boben. Midtia
bemerfte aber Der StantsffretGr
Marlbau: Die ll9s lit elm Gorum fir
tdelidf Me1tperbanol,,ngen - es
lit Elm offenes Cor fir ltnterbamo.
Mngen Npiifen Oit uno Welt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-04
e0asperi kefit a,.f
ankaltenHeit SrieNe,,

'Sfom. 9ie ,mabbdniJe Scit,lng
81 Meiiaggero" oeroffentlid)t eine
llnterreoung ntit Rremier De @as.
peri, in ,pelder bieier erfl1rt, Staats.
fefretdr @aribau babe ibm beim M,,f~
cntbalt in Stalien erflGrt. oab rmi-
Iit1riide Mftionen nidyt ,pabrldTin.
Ii6" tpdrcn.
Oiees @eipr1h NIT Nariba4
bdtte ieine SriebensbofTnlneen BE-
ltirft, 10 betonte ser Yen,lier tueiter.
Snauiihen fdbren ole fonlmuniit=
iifen 3eit,lneen oes 0an0es fort,
Naribau uno oen &tlfsplan andu.
ereifen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-04
S4ttmrref,-Sdtp6i,te

Ser beriismte italieniibe Matbe=
matifer csnauol i,l5r einmal :,,u
&om nod Gioiopecdia. llnteriuegs
in Der Ganlpasne 5esea,lcten i)m uno
ieinem 8eeIeiter Sunoerte bon
ShIcn Sbofen .nS Yierocn. Sic 3u
ainem Narft ee:rieben tpurben.,
Snauhi ,uirit einea Nlid bin uno
iagt: ~8ierb,lnoerteinunoied)3ig
Stiid."
.Wie BADEN sic oas MIR 10 itnca
berauSbefo,nmen?" .frcet Der @egI,i-
ter.
sd babe sic 8eins gc56DIt uno
Die 3obl ollrb bier oipioiert."
"Wie tniir6en sic nit einen fur.
ger @ort sic Gbemie oeiiniercn?"
fragte man Den 9erlincr Tbpiifer
Yeter 9iieb.
~Oie Gbemie," nnttportete er obnc
Beiinnen, lit Der unreinlihe 2eiI Der
Ybpiif."
"Nnh tpelf)er Wetbooe perfabren
eigcntlib Sic bel Ssbren ipiiienidaft=
lid)en StIoien, Serr &ollege?"
iragte Elm 8elefrter einen anbern 6ei
eimem aonsreb IN eeipfig.
~8enn ib mid, iiber ein MIR frem.
oes @ebiet genau orientieren ,pil,"
,par Die Mnt,port. ridreibe ib elm
8uf) oariiber."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-04
Dies uttN DaS!

Sralsbebaup!ea. ,pas lie sar niHt
ipilien. Nrafiid,es C,ri1!uort.
Ser sSeiberr glau6t. iingt @inc
ani nit Der S,un> p.liist in bos
Meer unb iGet in o.:n SanS.
Iartin Spib.
We, einen IaaI beim Gdtpan3 rn6
Weiber faBt bei T.rtem mic icite scr
gIel6 bdlt, ia: nihts on beihen Or.
ten. Srie1riD ron Speau.
Gin 2uduf bate iein gi in baS
9seit zines 3a,mfonigs gelegt. Nad
Dem Musbriiten fa,tSen Ole HilegeeI.
tern teineh rltbigen Mugenhlid mebr.
lpeil lie Die ssreBaier ibres 3iebfinbeS
faum beinieoisen fonnten.
slls Der iltnge &uf,,d eripad)ien
ino obne 9anf entfIosen tpar, iagtc
Scr 3mnfOnig 5u ieinam @eibhcn:
sd iebe Oid trallrfg. Sci bod fro5.
Sob mir sen unoantbaren Nimmers
iatt los baben. Ou bait lpabrl!h
nidts an ibm perloren."
sd babe bas Bette uerloren."
entgegenete oas Weibfen. lid babe
icbt niemanb mebr, Der meine Sir.
Jorge bra,l6t."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-04
ANSWERS
Questions will be found on page /:

Questions will be found on page
/. Utah.
2. Deseret,
3. 1t is bounded on the north
by Idaho and Wyoming, on the
east by Colorado, on the sou,h
by Arizona, and on the west by
Nevada.
4. The enblm is the beehive,
from the word "deseret" which
means honeybee. This is taken
from the Book of Norman and
stands for industry and thrift.
S. Salt Lake City.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-04
Die fciit,aiteeft Scr Il. Il.
in Srei 1atren

BUR sseier bes llniteo Stations
Oap am "a. Sftober 1913 bat 6as
'Staotsoeportntent cine 8roid)iire
9erausgegeben, Die ii6 mh Sen Sci.
iti,ngen hieTer @eltorganiiotion NIB,
reno ibres oreiidbrigen @eitanoes be:
idIitigt. Gs ut 'oies Elm babubrehcn-
aes 0erf fir oen sSrieoen, iagt oas
Mmt. cine Bei4ibte itanoigen Sort.
idritts trot un3dbliaer Sdiuieris.
feiten.
9ieie Shtpierisfeiten tpiiroen ourdy
hie @rmoroung 'bes 8rafen 8erna=
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-04

iei Elm bibdett ,Su biell rSelbit Elm
gutter gplrat an spmpatbie eebt 81,
Gnoe, tpenn oas Ynblifum INNER
'uieoer alnter 8erfebrsltorungen lei
ocn muB."
Sic Bottom goit" erfl6rt: .Gas
otomiide llnterieeboot lit bieleidt
Mmerifas Mnttuort auf MuBIanos
itdnoig pa6ienoe Talrd,bootflote".
uniere Blottenleitung perlanet ici-
lHn 8au.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-04

Holle 5uriid. slber obtpobl iie glau5s
te, burb StepBies slbii6ten binourG'
geidaut 81 baben, War iie piel 81, in
teaigent, lid ettpas merfen 81 lai.
ie!L gara inl 0egenteil, iie pabrte
ben Sdein auis peiuliblte,. inoem lie
Stepbie ab uno 81 beiubte INN, lpie
iie- iagte, ibrem alapieripielen 5lt5u.
lolliben.
IS fonnte feinem 3ipeiiel unter.
lieaen, oaB Stepbie ibre @joeriadc-
rim nit Seren eigenen @afIcu ge-
idlagen bate. Selbit Jung, lbGn unO
tlug, bate iie iorgiGltigft mli Die
HatI6ldge llno Bemerflngen Der
lpelttlugen 6rau adtgegeben uno iib
ibre Sebren gu Ser5en genomlncn.
SIS tat ibr uiht Ginmul leio um sic
arnle Jrau. @enn lie iiberbaupt it.
gelrMuel6e @epiiiensbiiie peripiirte.
10 tat lie bieie leibtbin init bem &C.
oanten ab, oaB es oieier lpeltgespano-
ten 6rau ia Elm 9eibtes iein miiroe,
einen anoeren Mann als @atten su
finoen. llno oa ibre 6rellnoi6ait 81
i6r ia obnebin cine 3tpedlnGBigfeits-
frage 9eiueien mar, 10 fiiblte lie au6
hdnell iuieoer ab. Is lag ibr gar,
ui6ts Stnrant iDren llmgang aub
Weiterbin 81 pflegcn. llnO aparun
al6? Belt battle lie ia iomieio nibt
mebr fiir iie. Sbr Yapii, Der Mann.
oen iie liebte, nabn ibr gallies Snter.
eiie in Mniprllf. Sbr Geben id)ien ibr
NIT eiirem neuen @lprienifein nm-
geben 81 iein. Gin eigentiimlid,es
8liiben, bas hon !irgennpcber tiei
Srlnten i'm Ser5en 5u fommen id)ien,
erfiiate iie. @eioen fam es monhnml
10 Dor, als Oh iie 1if) gerabe crit fer.
nengelernt btitten. gs batte gan5 oen
NnI6ein, als ob ibrem nelen Slid
lrno ibrer neuen 8e3ieblmg aueinan-
Der fein Sin6ernis mebr i'm @&ge
ldge. kFeter Eaplotpiti6 lpar boa.
itGnSis Don Ser lleber5elg,mg 5urd.
orllngen, baB es feline beSaubernoe
alno fliigere 5rau CAB als feline Ste
pbie, oaB i'm gersleih nit ibr ale
onoeren bloBe NShattenbiloer ieien.
llngliifliderapeiie fonnte er ieooN
nod nid,t aan3 Die bdterlide 8eidlit-
3errolGe iiber,fnoen, in Die err i'm
8erlaue Ser lebten aebn Sabre bin
eingelpadien mar. Mllberbem tuar er
als &ertreter Der eraften @ilienihaf-
ten 6aran getpobnt, ME cine einrnal
be9onnene Sadye baGbfurtig liegen
81 laiien. llno er batte ia bod Ste
pbie nit elmer guna beitimmten Mb-
iidt al,f Sieie Meiie miteenommen.
Die Gerien neigten iid ibpm gnbe
81, uno es tuar iomit an Der Belt.
Ibieie uriprii,,elid)e M6fif)t our Mus.
fiibrlne an bringen.
Gortiesung folgt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-04
3eitbilN IN, zptepel
Scr preTe:

Mrtblr &rod Ger Ssnnenpolitifer
ser vNeiu g)rrf Zines, madt bar
auf auinerfiam oab @i6ter 8inion,
ipenn Irdiioent Srmman iDn ,uirf.
lid init elmer rMiliion to Moscoau"
betraut 1,mo er oieie Miiiion anse.
nommen bdtte, elmer bon nur gan,
apemgen IN Scr lansen 9feibc prGii=
:oierenOcr Obarbltroesn;Mter felt
@riinoung Der 9fepublif ge,uelcn
mGre, Die ibre amtsausiibune unter.
brahen: um sQhlteber in Die bobe
Bulitif gu unternebllpen. @ir leien in
&rofs ~Spalte":
"O6erridter SAP fiibrte i'm Sab
re 1894 gerGanolungen nit eng.
lano, beren Grgebnis in benz 2lb=
ibluf' eines gertroseS beitanb, ,mb
icm gabfolger gasiportb berban.
'helte I'M Sabre 1899 INIT Napoleon
unb trai namens ser @ereinigten
Stoaten Ibmadlngen NIT linn, nit
eenen Ser frieesdbnlihe 3,litonS
aliborte, Der oamalsslpiiden Sen
Gereiltisten Staaten uno Sranfreih
beitanoen batte. Seitoem bat ieSer
S'n i''lrsoesseridts s-gbef iid hui
feine ri6terIiden amtsaryeleaens
beiteu 6eIdbrdnft 3 MIR bon Gbaie
abgelcbcn, Ser, tplbreno CT b0biter
Hihter mar, often oos Yr1ii0enten=
amt anitrebte.
~&enn ihon bon BroB,mter,leb.
men bie Heoe iit, 10 bari ser Ser
6ono Der llniteo Dtine @orters of
elmerira nidt iiberiaben irerSen, I"
meint Ser 2eitartifler bes vNep Oorf
@orlo. .Selc9raln." Inter 1e3ug.
nabme auf Sic fiirslid BON Dem
Gerbano beiGlriicne SinollfieBung
ser monatliden 9HitgliebsbeitrGge
bon 2 auf 0oQar, Der 8eitritts.
gebiibr pon $40 auf $50 ,mb oes
Sabresgebalts oes GerbanbsiiiDre
SSSobn 8. Seiuis al1i $4,000 fiiDrt
ltni4r Ssoaege Sen &er9Ieih oie7er
@elperfihaft NIT ~8ig giriineb" ,uei.
ter als: ~Jiinfbunoerttauieto @ru-
benarbeiter fiibren nun ibre (llatio-
nalen, 0iltrtfts- umo Srtsperbanos.
faiien monat(ib Sa,ianlmen, j1brli6
81 Willionen Collar ab. - llnb Der
&ranfen- -llnteritiit,lngs. unb @obl-
iabrtsionos Der Organization 5iett
auf iebe Come gefDroertcr aobIc
einc 9lbqabe bon 20 Gents Gin urb
pereinnabmt mitbin nod ettpa 100
Willionen Collar oas Sabr. Sn Scr
Sat, bon irgenbcinem @eIDdStsun,
terneDlnen, oas Serariig proiperiert,
lit es MIR natiirlidh oaB es ieincm
Yrdltoenten apenigitens $4,000 oas
Sabr 5ablt."
Sie sc. .. SeSralo.5rib,me" ers
fIGrt, ser Streif, nit oem Midael
Chill oie Iutotnls18eieli6aIten be,
brpbte, entbebrt in ieltiamer Weiie
elmer perniinitigen 9feshtiertigung.
Sos Yublif,m babe I'M allgcmeincn
sic 9emiibunsen ser @elperfifait,
Before Sohne fir sic Iutobus.
Gbaufieure olrrd)suieben. gebIaist.
aber oiesnlol oiirfte es niht nit Der
8cpertid,ait ipmpatbiiiercn. 0eln
Die 8usangeltelten. 10 iast Die 5r;.
bunc meiter, baben ia ibre Sobner,
b0bnng erbalten ,mb ole 8elellihai
ten Unit Mmsnabmc Scr .3rb Sire.
|Gcmpanp") iino auh bereits Oatei,
Sire Nad)3ablungen 81 kilten. Mber
5err Guill erflGrt, Der Streif ridte
Iid) aeaen sic .Gublic Serrice Com.
milIion";; oie 2eiotrasenSen luaren
;eood) sic 9tep y)orfer. Dies lit an-
berbem sic iieente berartige Strelf-
Srnh,no y, Siphen Npnnntpn uuA DOS
Evening star., 1948-05-22
Jews al Haifa Refuse
Passage Via Egypt
By the Associoted Press

HAIFA, Israel, May pa hum
dred and five Jews, Is of them
United States citizens, baked at
sailing on the Marine Carp. from
which SO others were removed for
interment in Lebanon this week.
They had passage on the United
States steamer, but refused to en-
bark when she sailed yesterday for
Alexandria. Egypt. because they had
no guarantee of safety.
They asked that the ship return
here for them before going back
to New York.
There was no indication whether
she would do so.
The So Jews, including Al Ameri-
cans, we're taken off the Marine
Carp Thursday at Beirut, Lebanon,
when she stopped there inbound
for Haifa. All we're of military age.
Lebanese troops removed them.
The State Department protested
to the Lebanese government yes
terday. 1t said the United States
will view seriously any discrimina-
ton against United States citizens
on grounds of race. creed or color.
Lowell Pinkerton, Minister to Bel
rut, was told to try to get the
Americans freed. .
Department officials said Mr..
Pinkerton had objected to the Leb-
anese action. but had advised the
passengers not to resist for fear Of
bloodshed.
Evening star., 1948-05-22
Russia Gives Finland
Hint She Might Cut
War Reparations
Moscow Papers Print
Plea of ; Finn Reds
Suggesting Course
BY the Associoted Press

MOSCOW, May 22.-It is be-
lieved the Soveit Union may look
with favor on any application by
the Finnish government for a
reduction in war reparations.
Pravda, Izvestia and other capi-
tai newspapers published a letter
today signed by three Finnish Com
munist politicians suggesting their
government make such a request at
this time.
While the Soviet press made no
comment on the suggestion the fact
the letter was prominently published
here is significant.
The three who signed the letter
were Ministers of Interior Yjro
Leino, Deputy Social Minister Matti
Janhunen and Deputy Communica-
tions Minister Yjro Murto.
(Since the letter was written
Leimo was removed as Minister
of Interior following a Parlia-
mentary vote of censure directed
at him).1
Hungary, Romania and Italy also
pay Russia war reparations.
Romania and Hungary, like Fin
land, have signed friendship treaties
with the Soviet Union. If the
Finnish government acts on the
Communists letter and asks Russia
for reparations reductions there
would be nothing to halt Romania
and Hungary from doing the same
thing.
Italy, with no friendship pact, is
hardly in the same category.
1Under the terms of the peace
treaties signed last year, Russia
was awarded $300,000,O 900 each
from Romania apd Finland and
$200,000000 from Hungary. She
was awarded $10O,OO0,0OO from
Italy, Finland has already paid
$1OO.O0O.0OO.D
Evening star., 1948-05-22
Boy, Z, Missing;
Ransom Note Found
Rv the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, May pa 12-
year-old junior high school student
was missing from his home today
and police said they found a ransom
note demanding $500.
The boy. Alan D. McCauley, was
missing from his room when his
parents returned early this morn
ing after attending an ice carnival.
Police said the boys room had
been ranSacked. The ransom note,
with several words misspelled, read:
IF you don't leave 81 500 at the
parking lot next to Ralph's market
at CrenshaW and Exposition Blvds.,
you'll never see your son again,
And I don't mean maby." 1t was
signed: The Unkowan."
Officer Edwin M. Rowe said a
rock had been thrown through the
boys first-fioor bedroom window.
The boys father, John McCauley,
garment cutter for a swim suit
concern, told police he knew of no
enemies who would kidnap his son.
Mr.. Rove said that from the ap-
pearance of the boys room strug-
gle had taken place. The note,
printed on piece of wrapping pa
per, was found on a card table in
the boys room.
Evening star., 1948-05-22
II. S. Consul in Jerusalem Shot
While Trying to Arrange Truce
D. c. and Navy Men
Also Are Wounded
In Other Incidents

United States Consul General
Thomas C. Wasson was shot and
seriously wounded in Jerusalem
yesterday after leaving an Arab
Jewish truce meeting and two
other members of the consulate
staff have been injured in recent
shootings, the State Department
announced today.
One of the wounded is a Wash
ington man, Thomas J. Cannon,
formerly of 5212 First street NV, a
guard of the consulate staff. He
was shot in the back May IA while
in st. Julien's Hotel. He is now out
of danger, the department said.
The other consulate attache
wounded is Chief Radioman Her
bert M. Walker, who was hit by
machine-gun fire and gravely in
tured several days ago. He is a
member of the naval communica-
tions unit sent to the consulate last
week.
Mr.. Wasson, 50, career foreign
Evening star., 1948-05-22
Finnish President Gusts
Communist From Cabinet

HELSINKI. Finland, May % lP,.
President Juho Paasikivi today
dismissed Communist Interior Min
lister Yjro Leino from the Finnish
cabinet.
Leino had been the subject of a
Parliamentary vote of censure We'd
nesday night that caused cabinet
crisis. No successor was appointed.
Minister of Education Elmo Kilpi, a
Social Democrat, will automatically
assume Leinos duties.
At its meeting today the cabinet
noted that Leino had not presented
his resignation, although the consti-
tuition provides that a cabinet official
may not remain in the government
after Parliament censureS him.
Leino was summoned last night by
Mr.. Paasikivi, who told him to
resign.
Leino was criticized for permitting
the extradition of 20 persons to the
Soviet Union and for police treat
ment of arrested Finnish officers in
1945
Evening star., 1948-05-22
pictures on Page A-12.)

Big league scouts we're as thick
as lobbyists on Capitol Hill today.
following the Democrats landslide
baseball victory 'over the Republi-
cans last night in Griffith Stadium
The final score was 23-14, or "a
IA. The official scorer wasn't Ger
tain which. He was removed from
the premises during the sixth
inning of the hectic seven Inning
fray, with a severe case of writer's
cramps and nervous prostration.
Manager Dick Richards accepted
the victors' laurels manfully and
modestly.
Our superlative stamina, superior
strategy, calculated GOODNESS and
nocturnal nonchalance decided the
issue" he said. I'VE can lick 'em
every night in the week and twice
on Sunday"
Manager Runt Bishop of the Re-
publicans took defeat philosoph-
ically.
They we're lucky" he said.
Sponsored by The Evening Stai
Evening star., 1948-05-22
Democrats Hail 1914 Triumph
Over Republicans in Ball Game

for the benefit of summer camp
for underprivileged children, the
game attracted more than 5000
hardy souls, many of whom stayed
until the bitter end. Rain threat
ened to mar the program but. like
many rival pre-game threats, it
blew over.
The Democrats were lucky to have
big Don Wheeler on their side. The
sandy haired. bespectacled pitcher
was the games outstanding star, al
though honors were widely dis
tributed. Wheeler today could write
his own ticket for a berth on the
New York Yankees. Washington Ma
tionals. or any major league club
after last nights brilliant perform
ance
For five innings the big fellow
completely baffled his opponents by
throwing the ball over the plate.
John L. Lewis, in his most stubborn
mood, never gave the Republicans
more strike trouble than the robust
Georgian. He famed 10, walked
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Evening star., 1948-05-22
Public Housing Part
OF Taft Bill Rejected
By House 6. 0. P.
Leaders Inform Senator
Measure Won't Pass
In Its Present Form
BY the Associated Press

House Republican leaders were
reported today to have rejected
the public housing program
passed by the Senate.
Their decision, disclosed privately
by one of them, has been relayed
to Senator Taft, Republican, OF
Ohio, co-author and chief hacker OF
the multi billion dollar Taft-Ellend-
er-Wagner housing bill.
Senator Taft was not available fol
comment. but the House COP lead
ers made it clear that there will be
no housing legislation this session
unless the Senator agrees to some
changes.
The Taft -Ellender-W Wagner bill
provides for construction of $4,000.
coo homes over span OF 10 years
with 100000 public housing units
to be built during the next five
years.
House leaders said they are in
general agreement with all of the
bill except the public housing sec
ton, which would provide Govern
ment-built homes for low-income
families. This issue also was bitterly
fought ouC in the Senate before
final passage.
Even some of the Democrats
don't want that" House spokes-
man said. There are some other
things in the bill, too. that we don't
like. but we can work them our
without trouble"
The House Banking Committee
has held some hearings on the
Taft -Ellender- Wagner bill and i!
scheduled to resume them mex
Monday. Chairman Wolcott, who i!
reported to have taken part in the
leadership meeting, said the hear
ings may run for a week or longer
If, at the end of that time, COM
promise agreement can be worked
out with the Senate. the committee
is expected to start writing bill.
Evening star., 1948-05-22
Nixon Is Passenger on DC-6
Forced Down in Texas
BY the Associoted Press

AMARILLO. Tex, May 22.-An
American Airlines DC-6 carrying
Nixon Of Whittier
Calf, was forced down at English
Field today.
Airline officials were not imme-
diately available for comment, but
Mr.. Nixon said the landing was
largely a precautionary measure. =
Mr.. Nixon is en- route from WASH
ington to Ell Monte, Calf, to speak
on the Mundt-N Nixon bill. He told
this story.
I'VE seem to be jinxed. We were
grounded first at Oklahoma City
and changed planes there because
of some kind of trouble in the cock
pit.
"Over Amarillo the fire warning
signal went on and We came down
again. I understand something went
wrong with the electronic warning
system. which is very delicate. Car
bon dloxide was sprayed over the
baggage, hut there was no fire. You
might say the landing was largely
a precautionary measure.