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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-16
LEGAL NOTICES


STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
COUNTY OF JACKSON
WILLIE MOFFETT
vs.. No. l0162
WILL WATERS
NOTICE or SALE by COMMISSIONER
NOTICE is hereby given that In pur-
suance of a decree of the Chancery
Court OF Jackson County, Mississippi,
rendered on the 10th day of December,
1877. wherein the undersigned was APP
pointed Commissioner TO make sale OF
the lands herein described, /, the UNI
dersigned. FRED TAYLOR. COMMITS
SIONER. will. on SATURDAY. the 7th
day of February. f948, within legal
hours. at the front door of the Court
House of Jackson County, Mississippi,
offer for sale and sell TO the highest
and best bidder for cash,
All right. title and interest of the
defendant. Will Waters in and to
the following described lands sit
uafed in Jackson County, Missis-
.sippi, to-wit:
Lot 10, Block 3. Gautier's first
Addition to Moss Point, the same
being in Section %. Township 7
South. Range 5 West, a plat of
which subdivision is of record in
Plat Book /. page 80. on file in the
office of the Chancery Clerk Of
Jackson County. Mississippi. to-
Rether with I he improvements
thereon.
Sale of said property will be made
by the undersigned in pursuance Of
the decree aforesaid to satisfy the
judgment rendered in said cause and
all costs. the said defendant not having
made payment of the sum adjudRed TO
be due within ten DAYS from the date
Of said decree and said sale will be
subject to confirmation by the Cnan-
Gerry Court of jackson County. Missis-
sippi. in Vacation. at Gulfport. Missis-
sippi. IN Saturday. the 14th day OF
February. 1913.
Witness my hand this the f4th day
Of January. A. D.. 1913.
FRED TAYLOR.
Commissioner.
It i-is. %. 80. 30
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ExEcurnrx.s
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE MATTER or THE ESTATE
OF MRS. CAROLINE J. DELAMOT-
TIE. Deceased:
Letters Of Testamentary having been
issued on the i3fh day Of january,
1913. ~ b Chancery Clerk of jackson
County. Mississippi. 10 the ~undersien-
ed as Executrix of the Estate Of Mrs.
Caroline J. DeLamottes deceased: notice
Is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate to present
the same to the Clerk of the Cfnncery
Court Of Jackson County. Mistissippi
for probate and registration. isccord-
ing to law. within six months OF the
date of the first publication hereof, Of
such claims, IL any will be forever
barred.
Witness my signature this the 18th
day of January. A. d. I94a.
tSiRned)
HELoIsE DELAMoTTE POWELL
Executrix.
1t i-i6. 23. 70. "a
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NURSERY STOCK

PLANT Your Fruit Trses Now
Special Sale. Good Till Jan rs. is4s
Peach Trses-Elberfa. EARLY Rose,
Hale Haven. EARLY HiieY. . 10 4 fl,
7sc; 4 10 5 fl. soc; 6 10 2 f.. si.so.
pears-Keifer. Douglas. CARRIER. Bari
LETT. . to Z f.. Use; 4 10 5 f.. soc; 6
TO 2 f., si.5o.
Apples-Rsd Delicious. Red June.
Winesap. Jonathan. Yellow Delicious.
. to 4 a.. 7sc; 4 TO S it,, soc; 6 10 ?
fl. s1.so.
Tame Nashi psrsimmons-3 10 4 fl.
s1.zS: 4 10 S f.. SI.7s.
PscansEstuarf. Nahan. z TO . f.
$50 and up.
Fiss-Brown Turkey. Celestial . f.,
e0c; 4 IT.. soc.
Grspes-DeIaware, Niagara. Concord.
Moors's l-YeaF. soc; z-Year. soc.
PIums-Hed June. Sfsrks. Damson.
Abundance. Burbank. , TO 4 f.. Use;
Z TO 5 IT,, 81.
Safsumas, Kumquafs. SeedIess Grape
fruit. S1.zs and up.
Axaleas-e 10 g.. bed grown. I doz..
81. In Pride Of Mobile. Formosa.
E1esas. Moss Point.
Camelias. e-iz". labeled 10 for IS.
Roses, No. l. 81 dozen; l dog. Nc. IL
IS doz.; No. 2. SIS doz.
GARDEN ACRES NURSERY
Irvinsion. Alabama
22c 5 be 1924
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LITTLE sERv-u BAR and cafe. Reason
for selling, Ill health. 6i0 Polk.
% Atm lie
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LOST nj FOUND
BUSINESS SERVICES

Observation-Disclosures and but
tonholes. AL 18th St, phone l127 M.
4 2 D 1-9
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BIRDS N PETS

BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES 2 For
9Th St. Phone 455-xR. "a 2tp 10
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A CLASSIFIED AID IS n
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
FOR PROPERTY OWNERS
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Letters Testamentary having been is
sued to the undersigned upon the Last
VIII and Testament of Lizzie Hender-
SON.. deceased. by the Chancery Court
Of jackson County. Mississippi. upon
TO all persons or parties having claims
against said estate 10 present them 10
the Clerk of the Chancery Court OF
Jackson County. Mississippi. within
sax months from this date or said
claims will be forever barred.
This the 18th dav OF January, 1913.
GERTRUDE WILLIAMS.
Executrix.
Il lie. "a. 20. &c
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SHRUBS &c

FOR SALE-Rabbits, flower plants.
bulbs and shrubbery. 500 Henry Ave.
22c 2tp lie
FOR SALElVariety of shrubs. fern.
pot plants and strawberry plants;
cheap. 902 Williams St. Mrs. A.. W:
pinksfon. 22c 2tp Lie
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
MISCELLANEOUS
22 FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALER washing machines, cheap.
909 18th Street. Phone 1895. % 2tp lie
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-16

Notice Is hereby given that the Board
of Supervisors OF Jackson County.
Mississippi. viii up TO the hour OF 200
p. M, Tuesday. February. 10. 1913. re-
ceive sealed bids for the following
equipment for Supervisors E.oad DTS
trict No. 2, to-wit:
l-Hescuies 4-cubic yard hydraulic
dunn body or its equivalent.
All bidders TO furnish either certified
check or bond for 10 Der cent OF their
bid to insure good faith.
The Board reserves the right TO re-
iect any and all bids.
BY order of the Board OF Super
visors of Jack son County, Mississippi.
this the 18th day of January. l948.
N. c. EVERETT.
Clerk.
At Lilo. %. 90. 90
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
LETUVOS VAIZDAI
26 VAIZDAI w Sl.OO

Dirva gavo is Vokietijos Lie
tuviu tremtiniu isleistu Lietu-
vos vaizdu rinkinius. Yra gau-
ii du skirtingi rinkineliai. Vie
mas susideda is IA atvaizdu,
kurie vaizduoja Lietuvos mie-
stus, paminklus, baznycias. IS
ju galima matyti kad Lietuva
buvo toll pazengus savo moder-
niska statyba ir gyvenimu.
Antras rinkinelis susideda is
IL vaizdu. Jie vaizduoja Lietu-
vos kaima, laukus, liaudies dar-
bo kryzelius ir parodo kokia
grail buvo Lietuvos Sails.
Tuos abu rinkinelfus, viso 26
Lietuvos vaizdelius, galite gau-
tt Dirvos krautuveje uz S1.O0.
Pirkdami tuos vaizdelius ne
tik pamatysim kokia grail bu-
vo paskutiniais laisves laikais
Lietuva, bet taip pat paremsi-
me ir netiesioginiai ir Lietu-
vius tremtinius ir ju kulturini
gyvenima. Jie tokiose sunkio-
Sc salygose visa tai isleido,
Dirva platina.
Taigi, siqskite S1.00 siadien.
ir tuoj gausit 26 vaizdelius.
DIRVA,
$500 Superior Ave.
Cleveland 3, Ohio.
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matyti, kad Vabolis j Lietuva
parvyko, bet po keliolikos die
nq rastas negyvas. K.Pelekis.
Chester v. Long
KANDIDATAS ]
COUNTY ENGINEER
MAHONING COUNTY

Chester V. Long uzsiima privati
ne inzinieriaus ir architekto prakti
ka, dabar kandidatuoja Mahonine
County Engineer pareigas Demo
kratu tikietu, nominaciju balsavi
muose Geguzes 4.
Jis yra placiai pasizymejes inzi
nierystes srityje, turejes federale:
viesu darbu vietas.
Per sesis metus jis tarnavo Chie1
Deputy County Engineer ir igavt
pakankamai patyrimo uzemimui pa
ties vyriausio County Engineer vie
tos, kurias jis pasizada atlikti biz
niskai ir professionalism.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30

naciu aukoms. Jau esq nu-
spresta $50 tos sumos atiduo-
ii zydams, gi likusius $50 pa
skirstyti kitoms tautybems.
Va ir vel nauja neteisybe !:
jei jau fondas skirtas naciu
aukoms tai ar tik vieni zydai
terra naciu auka? yu, tiesa, nu-
kentejo daugiausia, bet sue
mus visu kitty tautybiu aukas
drauge, kahn ar tas skaicius
nepralenktu zydu aukas. Ir XII
toms tautybems teduodama tik
$780,. Idomu kas ta nutari-
ma padare ir kas ta fonda val
do?
''Mintis" raso kad "Dirvos"
pranesimu per II metu U.S.A.
mire 18 tukstanciu Lietuviu.
Daugiausia mire eidami SO me-
tus. Dirva konstatuoja kad
ankstyvos mirties priezastis
daugeliui Lietuviu buvo blogos
rusies degtines gerimas. Nelai-
mingi tie zmones Amerikoje: /:
net geros degtines neturejo.
Tai kas NUNS stovyklose belle
ka daryti!?
Ana diena komiteto pirmi-
ninkas, susaukes visa stovyk-
Ia, pranese, kad pagal isakyma
is auksciau yra grieztai uz-
drausta izeidineti, bel veiks-
mais uzgaulioti sovietu agen-
tus. -. atvykusius repatrija-
cijos reikalais. Po tos zinios
karo barometras keliais laips-
niais nukrito.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30

Won Nuremberg; kitos operos bus:
"Il Trovatore' ketv. vakare, Gegu-
zes 13; dvi operos bus statoma pen
ktadieni po pietu, Geg. IA, "Cava-
leeria Rusticana" ir "Pagliacci'.
Sestadieni po pietu, Geguzes Is,
bus statoma Carmen, vakare =
"The Masked Bal''.
Tikietai sioms operoms gaunami
perkant is anksto, opera box office,
didziojoj main lobby Union Bank of
Commerce, East 9th ST. ir Euclid
Avenue, atdara nuo 9 ryto, Xxi 5 ".
po pietu, isskyrus sekmadienius.
Pavienems operoms tikietai parsi-
duoda po s1.20, s2.4O, $3.50, $3.50,
$500 ir $7.20. Visoms operoms ben
drai po $3.50, 1920, $3.50, S38.4O,
$48.00 ir $3.50. Prize tu kainu taksai
iskaityti. FASHIONS operoms tikietai
bus parduodami nuo Bal. 5.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30

CLEVELAND. Du zymiausi
bassos operos scenoje dalyvaus su
Metropolitan Opera 23-me jos sezo-
ne Public Auditorium Geguzes 10
Xxi Is.
Kaip Ezio Pima taip Salvatore
Baccaloni yra placiai zinomi siauri-
mes Ohio publikai. PIMA dainuos
operoje "Manon" Count des Grieux
roleje, pirmadieni, Geg. 10,. Bac-
caloni lures dvi roles operoje "La
Boheme" treciadienio yak. Geg. 12
Tiedu didieji bassos abu kartu
dalyvaus operoje "Don Giovanni"
penktadienio vakare, Geg. IA. sioje
operoje dainuos ir Lietuvaite Poly
ma Stoska, kuri pirma karta allan
ko Clevelanda su Metropolitan.
Geg. II, vakare, Polyna Stoska
dainuos operoje "Die Meistersinger
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
IS TREMTINIU
sAKYKLos
PABEGUSIO zMOGAUS
UzRASAI

BalandziO Ills
Kiekviena diena ivykiai Wis
stipriau jaudina musu stovykla
Nuo ryto Xxi vakaro eina viso-
kiausi gandai. Vakar vienas
DIP net pasakojes mates sovie-
TIM tanka kaz kur netoli sto-
vyklos. -. Vadinasi, vyrai au-
sis glauskit ir galaskit padus.
Mano kambario kaimynas, tri-
ju vaiku garbingas tevas, sa.
kesi jau numates Vokieti, kurs
jam paskolinsias ''tacka" di.
dziajai kelionei. Esa busia Wis
lengviau vaikus vezti negu
nesti.
Seniau stovykloje didziausia
| naujiena budavo zinia kad Pet.
ras ar Jonas gavo affidavit Of
support. o jei kan pavykdave
grizti is konsulato SUI imigra
cine VIA tai to veidas sviesda
vo stipriau negu saule. -.
Prizes kelias dienas vienas
musu stovykos ramus gwen
tojas, suzinojes kad jam vizs
Amerikon israsyta, pasijute
taip nelaimingas kad buvo be-
norris nuo jos atsisakyti. Til
protingu draugu patarimas bu.
vo labai paprastas: girdi, Wis.
tick begti reikes, tai geriau
jau dabar bek ir bek patogiai.
"Mintis" paskelbe tokia nau
jena: IRO centras zenevoje
tikisi Xxi 1850 metu ikurdint
visus DIP. Matyt, tas centras
neturi galvos, jei jis dar tikis
sulaukti 1850 metu. Tegul jan
Dievas suteikia ilga amziq, bel
tegul Dievas sutrumpina mu
sQ dienas stovyklose!
Sekmadieni paminejome Po
pieziaus Leono XIII mirti. Mu
su stovyklos klebonas papasa
kojo apie ta seneli Popieziu
apie jo darbus ir jo pagarseju
sius rastus, is kuriu dabar ME
kas nebenori mokytis. -. {
butu pasaulis daug geresnis
jei Leono XIII mokslas suras
tu zmoniu sirdyse daugiau at
garsio. Vakare suruoseme kon.
ferencija Popieziaus garbei
Taigi esame ir geri katalika
ir geri tremtiniai. -.
Radau laikrastyje zinia kad
prie IRO esas kaz koks repara.
ciju fondas SUI SO milijonu do
leriu. Tas fondas esas skirtas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
kick GIMSTA NAUJU
TREMTINIU

Neziurint didelio tremtiniV
vargo ir skurdo, o taip pat la
bal blogu vaiku auginimo sally
gu, Lietuviai tremtiniai susi-
laukia nemazai vaiku. Apskai-
Quota, kad tremtyje gimsta
apie 12O0-1500 nauju LietuviV
kasmet vien tik Vokietijoje.
Gerasirdziai Amerikos Lietu-
vial prasomi paremti savo au-
komis maistu ar drabuziais
naujagimius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
"SKAUTU AIDUT" Is METAL

''SKAUTQ AIDUP" Is METAL
Lietuvos skautu organizaci-
ia buvo ikurta Vilniuje 1918
metals. 1923 metals buvo is
leistas spaustuveje spausdin-
tas pirmas "Skautu Aldo" nu-
meris. Bolseviku okupacijos
metu "Sk. Aidas" buvo uzda-
rytas, dabar vel atgaivintas
tremtyje. "Sk. Aidas" spaus-
dinamas Anglu zonoje ir yra
A.Krauso labai graziai reda-
guojamas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
REIKIA PAGELBETI
STUDENTAMS

Siuo metu Vokietijoje serga
toks Lietuviu studentu skai-
cius: Anglq zonoje - 80, Ame-
rikieciu = 88, Prancuzu - SO,
viso 236. Daugumas ju turf
dziova, kiti yra labai nusilpe.
Visiems jiems labai reikalinga
pagalba maistu, ypatingai rie-
balais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
GRIzUsIO LIKIMAs

1947 m. Spalio pradzioje is
Stades (Anglu zonoje) isvyko
j Lietuva v a b lis, anksciau
gyvenes siarliuose, palIkes ten
zmona, sunu ir dukteri. Dabar
gautas pranesimas, is kurio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30

KAS- platina Dirva = tas
platina apsvieta.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Berlin
Continued From First Page J

United States, Belgium, the Neither
lands and Luxembourg.
The IS delegates from the II
states of the three Western zone:
represent all major parties of West
ern Germany. Two Communist.
from the Ruhr are included.
The West German problem woulc
be. the crux of a new Big Four For
eign Minister conference. which
Moscow dispatches report in pros.
pect if the Berlin talks succeed.
Dismantling Slowed.
Meanwhile, in Frankfurt British
and French authorities eased theil
programs of dismantling German
factories labeled as war Industries.
The action followed recent Ger
man protests. The cabinets of the
French zone states of South Baden
and South Wuerttemburg resigned
over the French dismantling plan.
The Russians and German Com.
munists also continued their purge
of n-Communist city officials still
holding jobs in the Russian sector
They were ousted as 'saboteurs" anC
for incompetence"
Although Berliners generally well
coined resumption of the four power
discussions here as hopeful sign
the dominant Social Democratic
Party called on the Western Allies
to present a firm front against the
Russians here as we'll as in Moscow
Evening star., 1948-09-01
State Department Studies
West China Flight Ban
BY the Associated Press

The State Department said today
it is studying the Chinese refusal
to allow American aircraft to fly
to Tihwa to service American con-
sular Offices there.
The Chinese acted under q 1889
agreement with Russia that gave the
Soviets exclusive foreign rights to
fly over China's western provinces.
The department indicated it had
received reports of the situation
only during the last few days, al
though an American plane bound
for TihWa was grounded at Lanchow,
Kansu Province, about a month ago.
The plane carried Lewis Clark,
American Minister at Nanking.
John Hall Paxton of Galesburg,
ILL.,, is consul at Tihwa. He has
spent many years in the diplomatic
service in China.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Probe
Continued From First Page.

!
dues to q ring headed by Victor
| Perlo.
! Kaplan, who has not testified
before the committee, and Silver.
man, who was witness last month
will be summoned for questioning
on the Chambers story about the
Federal Job. Mr.. Nixon said the
committee also would call one Of
the superiors of Mr.. Chambers ir
that job if he turns out to have
been a Communist.
Making Sure Of Identity.
"a reliminary investigation has
established that man with exactly
the same name as one of the
superiors of Mr.. Chambers has, in
fact, a long record of Communist
activity and worked in the Gov
eminent under Nathan Gregory
Silvermaster," Mr.. Nixon said. The
committee is not releasing the name
at this time or until it establishes
beyond question that the two men
with the same name were not in
volved.."
Mr.. Berle's testimony, as disclosed
late yesterday when the committee
made public the transcript of a
closed session in New York City on
the previous day, drew this COM
ment from Mr.. Nixon:
The most important thing is that
it corroborates the statement that
Chambers did attempt to get the
information to the proper authori-
ties virtually 10 years ago, and vir-
tually nothing was done in the way
of thorough investigation at the
time.
Mr.. Berle individually may have
done everything he could. But it
seems to NE that throughout his
testimony runs the implication that
higher authorities in the Govern
ment did not look with interest or
favor upon checking the charges
that Government employees were
engaged in Communist activity and
didn't consider it sufficiently dam
gerous to do anything about it,"
Mr.. Berle, when asked at the
New York session if he ever had
suspected Mr.. Hiss might be serving
the interests of Russia or the Com
munist Party. replied:
"A better way Of saying it is: I
was worried"
He explained that the State De-
partment at that time contained
groups that were at odds on the
Evening star., 1948-09-01

Smith, president and founder OF
the American Association for the
Advancement Of Atheism, Inc. He
said the group has about 400 men,
bers, doubtless" including some
Communists. But, he added, he and
other officers oppose Communism
Decision Called Rambling.
Mr.. Smith said "the real issue
is whether religion should be giver
a preferred position" He said that
just as opponents in political argu.
ments are given reply time on the
air, so should the minority of athe.
lists who disagree with the majority
But Mr.. Smith, in the next breath
estimated there are 50,000,000 athe-
lists in the Nation today, although
they would deny it,"
DR.. Robert L. Calhoun Of Yale
University's divinity school, New
Haven, Conn, called the whole de-
cision a rambling" and quite bad
ly constructed opinion" a tissue OF
naive, inaccurate and self-contra-
dictory" statements. He then pro-
ceeded to give committeeman, re-
porters and the audience in the
small House Office Building COM
mittee room a half hour lecture on
the nature Of religious beliefs.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Knee-Hi Shows Peril of Crossinq
Street rom Behind Parked Cars

Knee-Hi says it's not safe to
walk or run into the street between
parked cars.
The Stars safety dog carried his
message yesterday to the Stoddert
Playground. Thirty-ninth and CAL
vert streets NV, where crowd of
children paid close attention to the
canine instructor.
The danger of chasing a ball into
the street without looking for auto
mobiles was stressed by Inspector
Richard H. Mansfield. The Stars
safety director, who has been giving
Knee-Hi traffic safety pointers.
After this demonstration on the
street, about 100 neighborhood
children entered the playground to
watch Knee-Hi show her full reper-
toire of traffic safety methods.
AS Knee-Hi illustrated how peril
policy of close cooperation with
Russia. He said Mr.. Hiss took the
pro- Russian point of view" Mr.
Acheson and others took similar
stand, but such a view was not to
be regarded necessarily as a reflec-
ton on the loyalty of anyone, Mr..
Berle added
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Chino
Continued From First Page }

photographing" areas well within
the Russian sphere.
Marking sources said today that
Moscow has been exerting heavy
pressure on Chinese officials for an
extension of the pact which gave
them a commercial air monopoly
over the province in which they have
long welded political and economic
powers.
Chinese Regret Agreement.
Chinese officials have been openly
unhappy over the agreement by
which so-called "Sino-Soviet Air
line Corporation" was formed. These
officials said the Soviets retained full
control of the airline despite an
agreement that provided the man
agement should alternate annually
between the Russians and the
Chinese.
This airline is the only regular
link in this Western border area and
only passengers acceptable to the
Russians have been permitted to
land at Tihwa.
Official sources here said the So
Wet airline control was the reason
Chinese Gen. Ching Chih-chung
contracted for a special biweekly
charter service between Tihwa and
Shanghai in 1947. At that time,
Gen. Ching rejected Soviet pro-
tests that the Shanghai flights by
Chinese planes infringed on the
monopoly" with the explanation
that the planes were Chinese-gov-
ernment chartered.
With the Marking government
blocking foreign plane flights into
Tihwa, the American Consulate
there can be supplied only by spe-
cial arrangement.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Budenz Says Peters
Told Him Of Obtaining
Data in D. T.. for Reds
BY the Assoeiotsd Pres.

/ NEW YORK, Sept. Louis Bu-
denz, former Communist Party offi-
cial, testified today that J. v. Peters
once told him that he was engaged
in getting information in Washing
ton and Hollywood" for the party.
Mr.. Budenz, who renounced Com
munism a few years ago and now is
on the faculty at Fordham Univer-
sity, testified at deportation hear
ing for the mysterious Peters.
Peters was described by Mr.. Bu-
denz as high Communist function
ary who gave directions to the ma
tional committee, ruling body of the
party. His role was similar to that of
Earl Browder and Gerhardt Eisler,
other top Communist officials, the
witness said.
Mr.. Budenz said Peters once told
him he tMr. Budenz) did not know
anything about the conSpiratorial
apparatus, the most important part
Of the party"
Recalls Peters Comment.
Peters said to him, Mr.. Budenz,
testified that the Communist Party
is like submerged submarine and l
could see only the periscope."
The witness said he worked with
Soviet secret police during of his
10 years as a party member. He said
that at their request he brought
them a number of persons, "includ-
ing a man named jackson who
killed Trotzky''
At sessions OF the deporta ton
hearing yesterday, Peters was identi-
fed by former Communists as
time plotter of revolution and
key Communist operator in the
United States.
Faces Contempt Charge.
Peters, who faces charge Of con-
tempt of congressional committee
as well as possible deportation. told
newsmen during recess of the
hearing that the witnesses were AL
confused"
Three of four ex-Communist wit
nesses testified they saw Peters
who calls himself Alexander Stevens
in Moscow in 1880, 1881 and 1882
when they were students at the
Lenin School for Propaganda.
Peters is refusing to take any
part in the proceedings in which the
Government seeks to deport him on
charges Of advocating the violent
overthrow Of the United States Gov
ernment and Of entering the coun-
try without valid visa
The witnesses against him yes
terday at the immigration and Nat
uralization Service hearing were
Charles H. White, Maurice Maxim,
George Hewitt and Andrew Smith.
Wants to Stay in U. 9.
Peters told newsmen he never
heard Of those action committees"
about which Mr.. Maxim testified.
The defendant, 81 years old and a
native of Czechoslovakia, said he
wants to remain in this country,
where he has been for rs years.
Peters said he is unemployed, but
denied he was paid Communist
Party official. He said he had worked
in factories, but had experienced
difficulty in getting job since he
was arrested on deportation war
rant last October.
Mr.. Maxim, former Communist
Party worker, testified that Peters
was the big boss" in the Commu-
mist Party who organized Red front
action committees" to take over the
United States in time of war or
economic crisis. The witness said
afficials such as Governors and
Senators who resisted were to be
liquidated.