davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-12
u. Ncbert 11cntee
Werbanbelt in pambnrg NIT
9entidcn &oninmsenoiIenidJaf aften.

Oas @orlo Of isrienbs (iSlour)
Sooorgift Gnmmittet gab bcfnunt IN
ser Chicago &an5lei, oas u. Mobcrt
Fcmfess leiu Grefutipe Scfretlr, an
Sonnubelio, oan 81. Suli, gtelp Wort
perlaiien bat unb nah Oelltlhlann
mcAr in Snmburg 81 perlpeilem mo
Siemf,!s Sieiie ii. cine &od)c u>er
nebr in Sumburg 81 penpciltn lln6
nit oelltidNsn Observation-Disclosures
su pcrbonoeln, ,m slbliefcrung ron
9snbrlmasgeidienfen (Wfaiie unh Sa-
feten) 81 beh,icHuiaen rno fiir mels
tere Stnolma BON Mebl, 9eis, ;3uf
fer iulb perlhiebene ;3u'a;nmcnltcll
llng bon Eofern ole inter ocllI
Elan Scr @orlb Of Sricnos geibift.
neroen.
Gas @prlo rI ,Srienbs (Tlour)
Spoo=8iit Committee erabtat es ais
nihtig, bab bie Eager bon Waren III
Sentid)lanb erboht mcrrm lm Nell
9lnlerifanii;hcn Gebern oie bis iebt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-12
Dc,atihe Sramcn echrtcn
aus Nmi,lai,H hcin,


Soi. 0cutitbe ssral,cn, bie orei his
flint Sabre in ruiiildcr &efnnatn-
itboft tuoren, folnmu iebt nuh ,mb
mad, tpichr bicr nn.
Gs iinh mciltcnS ociul:k, TrmIclu
bic uibre,rb ors &ricacs IN sen olt
lidrn Bcb;etcn geluobnt babcn.
Sic 6is ieBt 3uriifgefonrnrcnc,
lino alle iiber 80 Sabre alt, lcierl
iie nidt frnnf gclptien lino. sllS iic
in Dem Mufior9laacr McIfeloori IN
ser MGhe bon bier cintroien itbiencn
iic reht gut gentibrt.
Sic ersGhltcn, iic hGtten nutcr
ruiliiher MrSs"djt itnNrc sirbcit &C.
lriitct. sune s,iip,,l ieieu lie in
@crgluerfen tiitia grpeien ohcr iie
bdttcn 3ie1elhmlten ouiAeiiibrt.
Die 81 Sabre ulte &1the &snQc
brihtete, iie lei se5plneen spproeG,
ibre orci &inbcr inn Stid, su laiien
mo nit einem transport bon llngc.
fGhr 500 Sroucn nad, ben iiiolicbcn
llralbcrgcn su lpmbcrn.
Sort arbcitctc iie IN eimm Berg
iuerf umb ipGtcr nui Dem Wnu. Sic
iollte lue lie barleate, i'm Mtonot
300 9fl,bel erbolten, obcr lie babc
nicmnls etlpos huppn geicben, neil
olles fir 0nbnnn9, Mabl5eiteu uno
Tsriiherlng obae5ogeu mlrbe.
Satiadlih bobe iic bel ibrcr Mt
rei'c Den Huiien fir nidr besablte
llnfoItcn nod 500 9fubel acidallNer.
Sic er5Gblte bon Mrbaiten. hie iil~
cine sSrau cine lnasbellrc sln'trena,
ing bcoelltet hobcn nriiiien. Solnnge
lie i'm 0cr0merf nrheitete, mulBtc tic
taatGglih neun 2eitrru bon ie -
Wfetcr Stnge hinnbltciaen lno p:c.
Npr hlnalIfflrttarn. Die &prarbeiier
nnren 0tutihc. Noh ibrer ShilNe.
idnn aans frelmhlih
rllmg maren Die Huiien 81 ocn Gcu!=
Sic % Sabre oltc. biibihe. blonh2
NMuriannc gnglr' erSiGlte, tie Vel
i'm Sabre 1914 BON Sngpi!mucn an
hie Hllicn ouSacliefcrt iuorocn. gle
mo mcitcrc $50 ocutidr Mio .bhn
ans SSunnllmuien llnb 9ilnIiillicn
lpnrNcn omi Dem Ban lTrlpenbet. Sic
bcrid)tcte, lie ieiCn aut bchamNelt nor.
hen. 9lld) babe lnnn linen crlouht,
nbenoS fir rilliiltbe sSanilien NGb.
drbctcn 81 ocrrithten, nm lid, bo-
nurh ctlpos 8elo 81 ncroienen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-12
vDcrbresecf, eeeen
BE M1eiti4tcit"

Berlin. Cine itebenhe Mlbrif bll.
nen nnn in ocn oeutidEn 3eitnnetl
..@erbnefcn eceen Ole 0tenIdplih'
tcit." oie ben Mlliicrten sur Salt &c
leat meroeu. 0clnnMrs riibriN III
amf oiepm @chiste oie ulilihb li'eli-
sierte Ersiie 9er.ins, ncren slnflnqeh
aber acknowledgements niesnolS oc%
Gitlihcn SieacmatI geltelL pbp"bl
faIt EAcr Verliuer iiber Ncliio.iti
ten ser So,pietsSolhotesfu nod oenI
Ginnarid I'M Sriibiahr 1915 nc:ll
Gus eiaener friitber grinncumN il'
beritten nermlG.
9ic crit Dor rurnigcn Mtouaten 1e
ariinocte Observation-Disclosures" in
MaMhcit imuictireunolide, mtnl
aud) 5upeilen germ I'M Stil Der ela'
itigen SuaenberNpreiie idrejbcn>c
.Hational5eihm9" beiipiclamels
mirft (mit einem Seitcnblit mli hoS
omerifaniihe WCiliturtribrnal in
Niirubcrg oaS ebcu 9ta5is Dor icinc
Shrnnfen 5iebt) bie Truge an'
.@arnm nllrbe SrcSbeu oernid
tet?"
Gas 9latt ibreibt II. a.:
.IresSen, cine Stnbt, lpsNcn ibrel
Beriibntsm Vauoenfnliler iu ser
danScu Nclt hctannt aurIror gulS
fllrs Dor Der 3apihllation pcrnidtct
Sutei flnen 3ebntdllemNe non
Menld,,n INNS 2cbeu llno iua$ m0r
Der Brlnb2 aum man lm5 Oarmi}
cine sntiport geben3 sSelheL 9tlibcr
bat ben stnieritnnern sic Ternih
tlrng oierr Stnbt 9ebraht? SSrnn
ih mir Dies alles iibcrlege, 10 fonnnc
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-12
Cain pare tSreilmit
CkcatSr

Sbufeincars Sbec i'm @c,ua b"r
bcltcu 0tethohc cine ilreitlnrc 1Srau
su .berlbigen miro uligaiilbrt nuf
oer Gain Eorf Sbeoterbiimle nGhltcu
Nlc!lstag bis Samstag menn sllnn
Sbnciocr vS@ning OF tbc Sbrcm
aili Ole giibne briugt. Sicies Spie!
miro BON &ritifem ols BON Sbutc.
ipearcs beiten 2uitipieltn oncrfonnt
SaS Stiif 9cbi meitcr ais Nie Si,u.
alton BON 5erjlidpm N5eIGhter c@
hringt hlltige 8iloer IN oenen @cr.
'onlictfeiten sliannrenlloBen Smnib
9udlin9 Eetrildio perilltt icmc oui.
gerchte 6rml IN berubiacn. Selloer
,Sorlptbe lmb Iorntbeo Carlton,
Dtann lnlb sSrmu in uirflid)em &c
ben, ipielen nls .Mann mno SSrmu IN
Dem ld)onen Sultipiel.
! Ciana sSrpbarg aus Gbaarin Sails
ip:elt Die SdIptitcr BON &dte. SouiS
Gumonti ipitlt @rnio, cen bcriihnl.
ten SGner. IS apirfen nod nit Nnl-
fer Micmer, G6.pin Vorbo umb Sim.
mn Sitbaolp. 9lud, Yarrp Tiucent
lunb Sollile &rals, beioe pom Glcue=
lamb Ylnp oonie. unb @illGam @ul.
tom tadgu eroRe Rellan IN oitlcln
Spiel WeIter mirfea nit WilliaI
McMilcr, SSobn Sanbp. Srrlla
| SabneD u. d. q.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-12

NabriinaSeclhelfe inn ocrcn Wcr.
npanote rno 1reln6e aelbift baben
INN ocren Scot 3u itillen. Wabreno
leines Muientbolts in Geutihlano,
mino erfldrt, miro Serr Remfe ailt)
lmterIi,hm Mrrangiermnq>n 81
treifen, nm in Dentfblanb fabr'siers
te @orn fiji, Tile piele Ocutid)amc.
rifa,rer interciiiert iino, 5u fauien I'm
oelltihc Setnnonrie an foroerl.
9tot. lieiner MildtaIr miro 9trr
Mcmfe einen pollen 8arid)t iiber Die
S&rb1ltuiile in 9ellthtano geben.
Me1ten Tie oui oielen VeriDt in otelcr
;}eitllng.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-12
8a,a Nes itcuen 13erlinet
,SluefelHes beiebleuniet

Berlin. @ie Ger &onunanhant Ser
9erlinrr nmcrifaniidpn Barlniion,
Sberit u. 81. Willoro befonnt aab
nrrocn 10000 Seltihe Nrteiter bei
ser beihleunigten 1Sertiaitelliua ei
nes nellen SlugplaBes i'm blofierten
Berlin beihdftigt tperoen.
Mit Silie oieies pon ser II. 9.
Millitdrregieruna errhteten ,siua-
feioes fperoen Die ,pcitlihn NQiiertee
in Der Gage fin, and I'M fpmncnoer
0inter @eit8erlin ourh Die 9uit
81 per'orgen, faQs Die Rulien bi2
Sanoblofa6e nid)t aufbeben ioQten.
Ser meme 5l9sbafen ,pire fif i'm
fran5oiiiden Seftor Der Staot,' in
Der sdbe oes 9egeler St,iebplates,
bsfinoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-12
GlepelanH 11akrmi,ess
mtittcl, 2l,,sjtell,ane

Bonn 9. biz n. Septcmbcr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-12

id, nid)t BON bem Nerbad)t los, boB
es ein gans grob angeleeter YIon
5ur ,3er'torung 0eutlrblanos gene
len lit. Damn uber baben mir Seut.
lten aae &ronlaliun9 oieies shemo
bel allen 9etrobtuneeu iiber Sic 20.
litiidpn Sinae INNER lp;eoer borne
an 81 itellen Gs aibt rms, nlundg
9luiibliilie. Die uns 5lnueilcu ieblen. :"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-12

Nnbrung lit beute ore Sauptlad)e
pon 8eipretpmgcn mb elnes ber
Sauptinterelie1, Der Wenld)en in Der
gan5en @elt 9lue Iabrungsmittel,
in Ole Gide oes Seims eeben loipie
oe Slide ielbit lperoeu gui.nerlarn.
felt erbalten auf Ger 60. idbrlitlcn
Glepelano ytabrungsnlittel- lmD
Seimausitelung, Die Don Glepelanoa
0leinbdnoler Organization peron=
iA1ltet mrb. y,
Dele 9lusltellung ipltroe SLIM
erltenmal i'm Sabre 1883 abgebaltea
inns lit heute Die groBtc Nabr,un9s-
mittel- -anslteauns hes hanaen San~
oes. Sm lesten Sabr brohte oieie
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-12
3eilbiIN IN, Spie0el Der
crcIje

rSbe 9tclp Dorf Zines" iinnct
oaB Nie Grcnnellng BON Saul Eorter
Sem eillitiaen SYN Tireftrr. slul1
@crater bcs YrGiioentcn iiir bie sln.
| ii SnilotionsE E@eietgebuna icoc 9l,ls'
iih oui cine GcritGuoialmg nit ser
&pnareBmcbrlrit i'm porons scr:
itblagcn nnlbte. Someit Scr gtamc
Yortcr nod. nid,t nles SerItDrt tanH,l
ioute, Oiirfc es inpuiihcn hurh Dit
Tprnllierlnp Nes slnti, SnIlatinns
Programmes 9clbcben fein. Stein
intelligenter &ongreB, cb oempfra.
tiih ubcr reoublifnniih, lit in ocr
Sage, oieie @eIetesporihlGge 81 Der
oanerL ilno oic Me1ierung meiB cs
IS 9ibt fein @umhermttel, nit rc:l
iHcgierung oocr nnbcre Die Ercilc Sll
riitihrcuhen fonntcn llnN mcum oil
, Yreilc hilrh Sllbpcntioncn Der NC.
gierllltg bod, gcbalten mcroem, m2,
trdgt hic Soften - fem mbcrcr a!S
ser Steuersuhler.
oGclp Dorf @orlo telegram" or
griiBt Die 9tabriht aus Sranfreicb
haB ,pNcoer cine Hegierrng ser nitt
leren Goulition gebiloet ucrben fnnn.
te. 0oh lneint oas 0latt, Na6 has
aobIlett Wtarie pciter redt$ acriidi
'anlo lpelligcr rrprGientatip lei, ais
Die bdrbcrigc Negierung Sdhlmon.
Gic aonunlniitan Suerbcn nittt in
Ser Sage iciu, bas &nbinett aus Dem
Sattel 81 bcben, aber JIG boifen nni
.ciren non Der ertremen Ne6tcn -
BE @aullc - aciiibrten Glnlicufompi
beiIen 9tItuicBen lie aperbcn NOD.
ten.
nSbe Srnbunc". ScS Moincs,
hniit, bnR hic 0lnbcSacriftc bie In
ttrilhlulgcn lmo @critt$mrhano,
lingcn iiber Die tomnnliitiifen
,siihrer nit cincm Murimtm bel.
@iirNe nnb @hhng Dor bcu hcmos
frntiiheu ErisSipien iiihren pcroel
rmo iih uiht in bpIteriIdrc unb &c,
rpaate Ieriobrpns1nethoocn mad, Dem
Spp ser SGlle Sacco =Gan5etti trei'
ben lnIIcn.
.Sbe Gun, Baltimore, Qluu5t
baB oic ol;ten Grnteausiidltcn per
billigeno mli bie 2ebensmitttlprcii'
mo bdnIpicnb uli Die Sphniprherun
gen mirfen miiBtcn. Sieicr Mu3bl;d
miro mlcb giuihlB mli bie aonareB
hebatten baben niilien.
.5be Smn". Nep 0crf. ihr"ibt
rT;e 9lnflnIt bon General Clan il
@aibington. Inn iiber sic Situntirl
in Berlin su bcriften. i1lt nit 3ei
den ton Sptimismus hrauBen I'M:
su Sarie suIammen. .Mit 8ebulo mi
giten @illau fam ser arieg Der
mieoen iperoen. Die Befuhr lit oai
eine lmbebnhte Heoe ober llcbcreiie
einen 3lpiideniaa bringen fGunen
Ger 5ur &ataItropbe iiibrt. @ir ioil
ten uQe uniere S6ritte lorgiam be
pofen, homit mir iiber Die berunn
lirgenoen VrploiipitoiSe nidt ltpl
perm"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-12
Niettcr lyanna
Meiht Yetitionen iir Wopembcr.
Wall Gin.

Gumnon Elcas,ihtlr Yiarb ".
Sanna bot lebte @odr Vet'iiunen
beiln Voaro OF G!eftlpr ein0creid>1
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-12

NIT mebr als 10000 llnteridriitcl
bon 9maboga Gountp @iiblern ha;
ut liinl Otal mcbr nls notlpsllbiN
IS bhpirbt lih nm cen cietnen So
ltcn 0cn er inne bat Sm Dem er rpn
@nperneilr Serbert am 81. 9PGrs er.
nolrnt ,pllroe, Kin Oen peritorbenc!i
Hitter Stanlcp Z. Orr Su erlcsen.
Sannn nurNe ans elmer Silte Don
litben WeiperRrll maerpGblt pon
/ Der Glepelun0 Bar Mllnciatiuu. Scil
ieiner Grnennlug lit 9tihter oanno
'cbr helieht bci ieincn aullegen pon
Common Eleos 8criht ilno ocn Nm
ip1Iteu. Seine !Sanbllmgcn in Der
Sonlmermouaten liu6 iehr lohenb
Gr beipeiit Rrte ,Sdbiafcit i'm 9lmt
Gr bat Nib nlebr ais 20 Sabre als
Elm tiihtiqer GerbGr- Mmralt b,m1hrt
luI0 mar audi Spc5ialampalt fiir bcn
Staatsgenernlm1palt pom Shio.
aualiellHng 12O,OOU MenibUl aus
Sem 9an5en &eite!l, Siioen uuo
Slten nnh bier.
Sieic 60. iGbrlirbc Nu8i,cnunl ]
miro mieber llnterhnlhlna bieten
uno miro $1,000 iiir 8rei'e uuo
uarif)ieoene &impIe opiern, Die in
wrganenen Musltellimgeu Iebr be,
licbt maren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-12
llirpc>rcnrc Ihct,tsr
,eiie mitb sSatber" fOmmt
Niitt,uod), Is. Mnanit.

&ritifcr oeS 9onoc9 bahen &c.
}nGblt 5lpild}en Nen 5ebn beiten @il.
bern ocs Sabre. @arner @rns. Gleur.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-07

school classificatious and a plaque containing the names of the championship squad will be awarded to the organization which enters the winning team.
 Participation of the Kodiak N O B. schools has already been assured for the event. It is also expected that the Rotary Club, l947 champions, will participate as well as the Business and Pro. fessioual Women's Club. Peggy McMurdo, 1947 indiv dual champion, will probably repre-
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-07
FACE 9

which, according to Dr A. Holmes Johnson, should help greatly toward better under standing of heart disease.
 The film is being shown at the special request of Public Health Nurse, Marlon Curtis, an was prepared Ly the Metro polltan Life Insurance company and American Heart Association
 "Ten minutes spent in view ing this film," Dr. Johnson saii, "should help overcome the wide spread fear of heart disease"
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-07
Spelling Date Set

Thursday, April 12 has been set as the date for the Second Annual Kodiak Spelling Bee, it IS announced by Marcus Meyer, chairman of the Community Center Program Committee.
 Words for the competition will be taken from the January, l94S issue of the Readers Digest. Prizes will be awarded the in. dividual champions in the adult, junior high school and grade
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-07

sent the MOB. high school.
 Any organization may enter a team of 5 spoilers. "Lone wolf" spoilers not affiliated with any organization also are welcome to participate.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-07
Film Depicts Heart Dangers

Playing Friday and Saturday at the Orpheum Theatre is an excellent short, "Be Your Age,"
Evening star., 1948-05-30
IS Dead in Northwest Floods;
Stute of Emergency Declared

basin alone will be at least $50 000,- :
900. He said it might soar higher
If the flood waters continue to rise.
! Other millions in damages were
reported in British Columbia. The
Fraser River valley was described as
desolate lakeland from which
hundreds of persons fed.
| Vancouver, B. c., was cut of from
rail connections with Eastern Canada
as both the Canadian National and
Canadian Pacific lines suffered
washouts.
The declaration Of an emergency
in Washington State puts into effect
State disaster relief plan for the
National Guard, the Red Cross and
other organizations. All National
Guard units are alerted, and they
are called as needed in emergency
areas. The Red Cross is supervis-
/ ing active relief work for flood VIC
! Tins.
/ Gov. c. A. Robins proclaimed a
similar state in the 10 northern
counties of Idaho.
| Heavy rains during the last two
nights have added to the menace
of melting snow in the mountains
Rapid melting of snow in IS to 90
degree weather started the heavy
| run-ods.
Evening star., 1948-05-30
Taft Faction in Georgia
Certified for Convention
~ the Assoeiotsd Press

ATLANTA, May 29.-Georgia Re.
publicans friendly to the presi.
dental ambition Of Senator Taft
Republican, of Ohio, were certified
today as the States legal delegate.
to the Republican National Con.
vention.
Secretary of State Ben Fortson
Democrat, ruled between two fac
tions disputing over Republican
Party control in Georgia for the
past four years.
Mr.. Fortson sided with a grouI
led by Roy Foster of Wadley. A
rival faction led by w. r. Tucker
of Dawsonville also claimed to rep
resent the legal G. o. P. Mr.
fuckers camp is reported largely
behind Gov. Dewey of New Yori
for President
Spokesman for Mr.. Tucker sale
they would take their fight to the
national convention despite Mr.
Fortson's ruling. The State official.
decision is not binding on the party
convention.
A Georgia law. passed in 1916
requires the Secretary of State tt
certify legal delegates when two ol
more groups claim the right tt
represent the State atAa nationa
convention.
Evening star., 1948-05-30
District Ought 10 Pay
.Ga||inger Staff Chief,
Senators Are Told
Johns Hopkins Director
Gives Views After Brief
Study Of Organization
BY Harold B. Rogers

Gallinger Hospitals chief of
staff should be paid by the Dis
trict government instead of med
ical schools here as at present,
an eminent medical authority
has told a Senate subcommittee.
The suggestion was made by DR.
Edwin L. Crosby. director of Johns
Hopkins Hospital as result of a
brief study of the professional staff
system at Gallinger. and reports
from city institutions elsewhere.
DR.. Crosby outlined his views in
two-page letter to Chairman
Dworshak of the Senate Appropria-
tions subcommittee now handling
the city supply bill for 1949
Also Urged by G. w. U.
The physician wrote he did moi
have the time to conduct com.
plete survey and study of the situa-
ton" But he outlined briefly the
principles generally accepted as the
most practical for city Institutions
Most of this system for admins.
tration, with the exception of tn,
method of paying the chief of staff
already is in effect at Gallinger
District officials said.
The proposal for having the cit.
pay the salary of the chief of stat
already has been recommended b,
officials OF George Washington Uni
versity Medical School. 1t was in
dorsed last night by DR.. Alvin r
(See GALLINGER, Page A-6D
Evening star., 1948-05-30
Kansas Delegates Pledged
To Truman After WranqIe
BY the Associoted Press

WICHITA. Kas.. Nav 29.-Kansas
Democrats gave President Truman
a pat on the back in an uproarious
convention today, but wrangled long
and loud before directing that the
States 16 National Convention
votes be cast for his denomination.
The decision tp instruct the dele
cation for the President came after
the conventions Resolutions Com
mittee voted to indorse the Demo-
cratic administration and the Chief
Executive, but decided 8-4 against
instructing the delegation.
A 9-minute demonstration to
draft Eisenhower" led to a proposal
to amend the resolution and instruct
the delegation for Gen. Eisenhower,
former Army Chief of Staff, a, ma
tive son.
Pro-Truman forces then wanted
10 amend the Eisenhower proposal
and have the delegation instructed
for the President.
A two-hour wrangle and parlia-
mentary snarl followed.
Finally the convention chairman.
Harry H. Woodring. former governor
and one-time secretary of war, pro-
ceeded with a roll call vote. 1t
wound up $685. to 1922 in favor
pf instructing for the President.
Evening star., 1948-05-30
GIN 10 Hold Price Line
Despite Pay Increases
Bv the A,socjoted Press

DETROIT. May 29.-General Mo-
tors Corp. said today that it planned
no immediate" change in the list
prices of its automobiles as result
Of an 1l-cent an hour wage increase
to its 225,000 employees.
"All elements of cost are being
studied in an effort to maintain this
policy C. E. Wilson, GIN presi-
dent added
1t was the first indication from
the auto industry of the effect on
new-car prices OF a third round OF
postwar wage increases.
However, Mr.. Wilson's use of the
word immediate" appeared to leave
the way open for price increases
on new passenger car models, which
most manufacturers plan to in
troduce before the end of the year
The corporation gave the CIC
United Auto Workers an immediate
ll-cent an hour increase. 1t Saio
this would add $4,000, 900 to its
payrolls. 1t brought the hourly wage
rate average to about $16l
The GIN formula calls for an ad-
iustment of wages up or down every
three months for two years in line
with the cost of living.
Chrysler Corp. Friday granted the
union a l3-cent, wage increase tt
end a l7-day strike of $4,000 work.
ers. The cost Of living pattern wa.
not followed in Chrysler's offer.
1t brought the Chrysler averag.
wage to about sl.63 and the unior
said it would cost the firm abou
$23. 100 900 more a year.
Chrysler did not say whether i
would increase prices as result.
Evening star., 1948-05-30
Soviet Pact Violations
Released by Senators;
81 Instances Cited
State Department Report
Charges Red Terrorism
In Blocking Free Vote
RUSSIAN COMMANDER in Berlin
Refuses to Sit Next to American
at Kommandatura Session. Az.

RUSSIAN COMMANDER in Berlin
Refuses to Sit Next to American
at Kommandatura Session. Az
The Senate Foreign Relations
Committee yesterday released a
State Department list of 81 Rus
sian violations of agreements
with the United States and other
nations concerning Germany
Austria, Eastern and South
eastern Europe, Korea and Man
churia.
The list was compiled when 81
Senators introduced a resolution re-
questing detailed information or
specific violations referred to by
President Truman in his March Il
speech The President declared one
nation has "persistently ignored ano
violated agreements which "woulC
have furnished a basis for a just
peace
In making public the State De-
partment data. the Senate commit
tee said no further action was neceS-
sary on the resolution.
"ScurriIous Propaganda" Charged
Violations cited in the report apply
to agreements at the Potsdam. Yalta
and Moscow conferences and : to
others arrived at by Allied Control
Councils and other bodies.
The report charges that Russia
encouraged 'scurrilous propaganda.
especially against the United States
instituted a system of suppression
intimidation and terrorism" pre-
vented free speech and unfettered
elections, improperly appropriated
reparations. acted independently in
Hungary. Bulgaria and Romania
and obstructed efforts to treat Ger
many as a single economic unit.
Following is a partial text of the
agreements and charges of viola
tions against Russia involving Ger
many. Austria and Korea, the three
pricinpal areas of contention:
Involving Germany.
l. The final oelimitation of Ger.
man-Polish frontier should await
the peace settlement. Violation
USSR has repeatedly maintained
that the Oder -Neisse line constitute.
the definitive German-Polish from.
tier and has approved incorporation
tSee RUSSIANS, Page A-9J
Evening star., 1948-05-30
Two Boys Hurt as Porch
CoIIapses With Party Of 4(

Two Washington boys we're in
Ijured last night when the back porch
.ot a Capitol Heights fMd) house
collapsed under the weight OF about
40 boys, who were having a wiener
roast.
Admitted to Casualty Hospital
were Alfred Flaherty, Is. OF 1921
Kendall street NE, who suffered a
possible head injury and cuts on the
left knee, and Robert Fitzgerald, 16,
of 1901 Trinidad avenue NE, cuts
on the back and legs.
The house, located at 427 Sixtieth
street, is owned by Mrs. Elizabeth
Acree, who was host to the boys. all
of whom are from the Holy Name
Parish here.
Mrs. Acree said the youths had
planned the roast in the yard but
went in the house when it started
TO rain. When the porch collapsed.
it pitched the boys to the ground
5 feet below. she said. /
Evening star., 1948-05-30
Experts May Test White House
Structure in 7rumon's Absence
Possibility Seen Thot President May Live
At BIoir House During Remodelinq

the necessary alterations and fire.
prooflng.
The White House isn't like an
ordinary household as far as repairs
are concerned. The President just
cannot pick up and go away to suit
the convenience of the PBA, Mr..
Reynolds said
For that reason the business of
tearing up floors and boring into the
inside walls at the White House
must be carried on intermittently
he said.
The actual engineering survey
which will be = thorough X-raying
of walls and floors, isn't to be done
hurriedly. 1t should take all of this
calendar year to make the survey
agree on recommendations and pre-
pare the plans, Mr.. Reynolds ex-
planned.
All Of which suggests that the
tenant who signs up for a new four.
year lease on January 20 might just
be asked to move first into Blail
House across Pennsylvania avenue
Engineers estimate 1t will require al
(See WHITE HOUSE, Page abb