davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-09-20

Irregulars of famous makes. Sanfo- G
rized broadcloth (not more than 10 -
stripes and white. Sizes
6 to 1412.
The Hecht Co., Downstairs Store, Boys Furnishings
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29
PAREMKIT II BOND
ISSUES IR CHARTER
LEVY
VISA PROGRAMA ,APIMA NET
S45,6OO,OOO

Clevelando miesto valdyba, kaip
tai pranesa Mayoras Thomas A.
Burke, paruose planus sesiq metu
programai ivairiems miesto lstaigu
prapletimams ir pagerinimams vyk-
dyti.
Numatyta statyti du sveikatos
central, priedas prie Miesto Ligoni-
mes, II nauju ugniageslq stoclu,
SO 900, 900 vertes zaislavieciu ir kitq
viesu pasilinksminimo vietu- $5,OOO,-
600 vertes kanalizacijos ir daug XII
tu miesto pagerinimu. Tam relka-
lingus pinigus praso balsuotoju uz-
tvirtinti rinkimu diena, antradienl,
Lapkricio 2. :.
Mayoras Burke pareiskia, kad 81
plati programa padarys Clevelanda
saugesne ir geresne gyvenimui vie
ia ir pades pasekmingai lenktyniuo-
ii su kitais miestais patraukimui j
cia nauju industriju, kas reiskia pa
didejima darbu ir bizniu ateityje.
Miesto valdyba patiekia items rel
kalams Bond Issue, uz ka Clevelan-
do pilieciai raginami balsuoti.
Balsavimams bus patiekta dar ir
Charter Amendment, kuris pavestu
miesto valdybai teise padidinti TAX
sus Xxi 11.65 mills, kas butu vienu
mill daugiau negu pernai. Tas ap-
imtu miesto operavimo kastus be-
gyje 1949, 1850 ir 1851. Jeigu Sis
charter amendment nebus nubalsuo-
tas, miestas bus priverstas sumazin-
ii ugniagesiu ir policijos apsauga,
sveikatos prieziura, ismatu surinki-
ma ir kitus kasdieninius aptarnavi-
mus kurie dabar atliekami.
Abu siuos dalykus, charter amend
ment ir Bond Issue remia miesto
vadai = Republikonai, Demokratai
ir Nepriklausomi, ir daugybe visuo-
meniniu organizaciju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29

Snieckiene- -Meksraityte Antanina, ir
broliai Meksraiciai Justinas, Kazi-
mieras ir Vincas, is Bubleliu w.,
Sakiu ap.
Stakurskas Vladas, is Suvalku.
Stenys Jonas, sunus Kajetono, is
Vyzuoniu vi. Utenos ap.
Stupuras Pranas, is Rekciu KIN. Kur-
senu vi. Siauliu ap.
Suchinskaites Brone Essel ir Wanda
Schwarz is Seiriju, gyv. Cleveland,
Sedelies (Sedelyte) -Zesnauskies Bar
bora ir vyras Jonas, gyv. Boston,
Mass.
Varkaliene (Varkalis) Mataite 10
fila, is Genienu KIN. Papiles vi
siauliu ap.
Varnas Robertas, is Didziosios In
drcos KIN. Daugpilio ap. Latvijoje.
Wehleit Henry, is sysiu KIN. silutes
ap. gyv. Petersons Hotel, Ancho-
rage, Alaska.
Veinsneideris Julius ir Leonas, is
,Seiriju, Alytaus ap.
Vezys Juozas, tarnavo Anne L o
Armijoje.
Wilius- -Silike Maria is Raugeliu k.
Naumiescio vi. Taurages ap. II
sunus Jonas Wilius.
Willard John, is Zablacku KIN. Vaje-
siskiu par Deguciu vi. Zarasu a.
Voveris Povilas S. Juozo, kuris kiles
Rekeciu KIN. Vieksiu vi. Mazeikiu
ap. ir gyv. Liepojoje, praso atsi-
liepti tevo gimines.
Zebrauskas Zenonas ir lux terry S
Emilia ir Ona, is Kazlauciznos
Vepriu vi. Ukmerg.
zernauskas Vytautas, is Alytaus a
Einoroniu KIN.
Zesnauskiene Sedelis (Sedelyte)
Barbora ir vyras Jonas, gyv. Bos-
ton, Mass.
Zilius Felksas ir Jonas is Kausenu
KIN. Plunges vi. Telsiu ap.
ziukas Juozas, is Naudziunu KIN.
Birstono v. Alytaus ap.
Zlatkus Juozas, is Moskenu KIN. Ro
kiskio ap. gyv. Chicago.
Zubavicius is Sedos vi. brolis Stepono
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29
NORI PADIDINTI
TELEFONO
KAPITALA

Nuo siu metu pradzios pasirodzius
zymiam nauju telefonu pareikalavi-
mui, The Ohio Bell Telephone Com
pany patieke Ohio Valstijos Sekre-
toriui prasyma leisti padidinti sios
kompanijos autorizuota kapitalizavi-
ma nuo $50 milijonu Xxi 800 milijo-
nu dolariu.
Padidinta kapitalizacija bus paw
dale common stock su 800 verte
nuo sero, kaip buvo ir pirmiau. TIA
prasyma pateike Randolph Eide
Ohio Bell prezidentas, ir F. J. Rick
ey, kompanijos sekretorius ir izdi-
ninkas.
Nurodydami sios kompanijos pa.
didejima investmentu nauju tele
fono istaigu irengima per pirmus
devynis menesius symet Xxi 35 mi
lijonp dolariu, jie irodo kad aukstos
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29
PADEKOS zODzIAI

Dziaugdamiesi atvyke is sun
Klaus DIP gyvenimo j USA, no
rime pareiksti musu viesa pa
deka gelbejusiems mus kritin-
gomis tremties dienomis.
Pirmiausia tariame sirdin-
giausia padeka mielam musu
tautieciui ir dideliam tremtiniq
gelbetojui p. ]. ]. Bachunui,
Sodus, Mich, israsiusiam NUNS
affidavitus ir suteikusiam pa
skola kelionei per Atlanta
Daugiausia pastangu padejo
atsikviesti mus j USA ir paro-
de dideli nuosirduma bel para
ma pradedant naujakuriu gy-
venima Mr.. ir Mrs. Thompson,
Indiana Universiteto eradicate
School dekanas, kuris rupino-
81 ir rupinasi musu likimu, tar
81 butume ju artimi gimines.
Stambia pasalpa gyvenant Pa
ryziuje nesitiketai suteike The
Viking Fund, Inc, N. T., uz
ska esu demingas Mr.. Paul Fe.
jos, Director of Research.
Keliones kliutis padejo nu-
galeti Mr.. P. A. Fraenkel, US.
Army Berlyne, Mr.. G. H. Ri.
Were ir p. Stp. Mackevicius Pa
ryziuje. Didziai dekingi esa-
me musu prieteliui Stp. Zobar.
skui, N. Y, padejusiam uzmeg-
sti rysius SUI Americas lietu-
viais ir lydejusiam pirmus mu-
su zingsnius Naujame Pasauly-
je.
Jei islikome sveiki ir darbin-
gi ir galime dirbti savo profe-
sijos darba, tai nuopelnas pa
minetuju asmenu ir istaigu, Q
taip pat visos eiles pazlstamQ
ir nepazistamu musu tautieclQ
ir svetimtauciu is USA, sveica-
rios ir svedijos, selpusiu mus
maisto ir drabuziu siuntiniais
gyvenant Vokietijoje, butent
P. Budrunas, DR.. M. j. Colney
Kons. P. Dauzvardis, Mr.. J. W.
Herries, Mrs. K B. Jefferson
Juozas Kripas, Prof. K. Meuli,
Prof. A. Sahlgren, M. Sims IL
LVS Detroito skyrius, Prof. A
Taylor, A. L. Tautininku Cen
tras.
Tebunie leista cia pareikst
jiems visiems musu nepamlrs'
tama dekinguma.
Assoc. Prof. DR.. Jonas Balys
Elena Baliene-Rucinskalte
Angela-Laima ir
Petras-Gediminas.
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MIR I'M Al

M xN j M a.
AUKsCIUNAS Adolfas, so m..
mire Spaliq 10, Clevelande.
(Pilviskiu par.) Amerikoje
isgyveno "a m.
KOVALSKI Carol Ann, 51A m.,
mire spaliu 8, Clevelande,
kur buvo ir gimus (Jankevi-
ciu anuke).
VA1sVILA Jonas, 72 m., mire
spaliQ 13, Clevelande. Vitrai-
ciQ }. Amerikoj isgyveno 45
metus.
KARA1TIS Juozas, A m., mi
re spaliQ 6, Clevelande, kur
buvo ir gimes.
KANDROTAS Stasys, mire 19
rugs, Cambridge, Mass.
DOBRAVALSKIS Vincas, mire
rugs. 18, Harrison, N. J.
VENGRAS Antanas, SO metu,
mire rugs. 25, So. Boston,
Mass. (Kursenu p.) Ameri-
koj isgyveno As metus.
VACKULIONIENE Vik torija,
, 70 metQ, mire rugs. %, Ply
mouth, Pa.
SKERNOLIS Martynas, 63 M,
mire rugp. 27, Hazleton, Pa.
(Suvalku red.)
LABEIKIS Jonas, SO M, mire
rugp. %, Binghamton, N. Y.
(Rokiskio ap.)
DVARECKIENE Ursule, ga M,
mire rugp. 27, Chicagoj. Ike
dainiu ap.)
SNAPSTIS Petras, 54 M, mi
re rugp. Is, Chicagoje.
LOTOZIENE Ona, 81 M, mire
liepos 9, Detroit, Mich. (Tau-
RACES ap.)
SUNGAILA Aleksas, 49 metQ,
mire rugp. II, Middleport,
Pa. (Kauno red
ROMANIENE (Liaudinskaite)
Anastazija, 65 M, mire rugs
IA, Worcester, Mass.
VALATKEVICIUS Alekas, mi
re rugs. Is, Luzerne, Pa.
KALITAVICIENE Ona, mire
rugs. IA, Kingston, Pa.
RUTKAUSKAS Pranas, 49 m.
mire Rugs. II, Wilkes-Bar'
re, Pa.
GORMANSKIENE Elena, mirt
rugs. M, Shenandoah, Pa.
SANULIONIS Vincentas, mlre
rugs. M, Shenandoah, Pa.
ADVERTISEMENTS K a r olina
mire rugs. men,, Frackvllle
Pa.
GUSCIENE Ona, mire rugseJ(
m.. New Philadelphia, Pa.
GECIENE Laura, mire rugseJ(
m., Frackville, Pa.
JUCIENE Ona Venskaite), o.
metu, mire rugs. rs, Chica IN,
goj. (Raseiniu ap. Girdiske'
p. Klabu KY AmerikoJ lsgy
veno As metus.
MOLIS Feliksas, pusamzls, mi
re. rugs. 25, Chicagoj. Clel
Stu ap. Navarenu p. Kunte
niu KY
KAVALIAUSKIENE (Valtku
naite) Terese, pusamze, mir
rugs. 2S, Chicagoj. (Okmer ,e!
ges ap. Deltuvos p. Jovalsi'
ky Amerikoj isgyveno AZ m
CIRCUITS Jonas, mire rugseJ'
1s, New Britain, Conn.,
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darbininku algos ir reikmenu BRAN
gumas padidino telefono ivedimo
kastus nuo 5000 1910 metals Xxi $3.50
uz kiekviena naujai dadedama tele-
fona siais metals.
Oar Wis randasi nauju reikalavi-
mu telefono ivedimui, bet tie reika-
lavimai tapo patenkinti tick kad
100000 laukiamu saraso karo pabai-
goje sumazejo Xxi apie $500 dabar-
tiniu metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29
REMIA TRUMANA

Ohio C.I.O. Political Action Com
mittee sekretorius- izdininkas Will
liam Lavelle visos savo organizacl-
JOS vardu ragina piliecius balsuoti
uz Prezidenta Truman, tikedamas
kad iis turf butt isrinktas tesimul
Demokratu New Deal politikos If
toliau.
Jis tiki kad parodytas didelis uz-
siregistravusiu balsuoti skaicius le-
mia Trumanui laimejima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29
Skelbirnai Dirvoje

Turedami parduoti ar Is
nuomoti mama, kambari,
ar parduoti kokius daiktus
kuriuos kit gall sunaudo-
ii, pasiskelbkite Dirvoje.
Skelbimus atneskite gata-
val parase. Priimani Xxi
pietu treciadieniais.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-16
(The Sixth of a SerieS)

d
Q-FOW the that Biblical stories
point moral; in fact they stories of nuness
AThe dreamed protested of the ideal society and
Bible recorded the disparity between
bacsdngs of the
people, hardened cyncism pessmm If the
literature
candor that people to emulate 1t
all the earth accounting for chas
Using making guilty The Bible
people deserving its
people despan
salvation of mankind
Bible into being
QWhat famous American social historian widely known as
original muckrake the
Testament?
Steffens chapter of his autobiography said:
The prophets of the Old Tesla
ahead of me-"
Q-What early president book about the
invaluable and inexhauibe mine
of knowledge and virtue"
description the Bible written by John Quincy
United States the book "The Bible
Teachings published in 1871 little than
dec assumed the presidency
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why I'VE are called upon to do much for Britain and
unable get Britain to do little with u.s. He also called
upon the nations in western Europe whose very lives
saving with our money and indeed, all our might to
support great humane appeal for the tortured people
of Israel.
The from Florida declared that is the right and
duty of give the government of Israel
the privilege purchase and ship from shores
for defense and that also have the right and the obi
cation TO make loans to that government to assist it in
struggle for survival against those who would destroy it,
He accused Great Britain of violating its obligations
under the Mandate when separated Transordan from
Palestine and made it into sovereign state He called
puppet state differed by British officers supported and
financed by British money and and protected by Brit
Eh power"
Pointing the accord between the United States and
the Soviet Union in the United Nations great lesson in
cooperation he said How wish that true in every
other troubled of the world What example it
to both nations to try find by which can work
together because in accord and honorable cooperation
dealing with each other. make this peaceful and
prosperous world.
Il like to feel that America really means what that
symbol in New York Harbor suggests to mankind that
we are the friend of the oppressed that will try to de
lend the prosecuted that will stand bravey by the VIC
mS of aggression everywhere in the world" Well sald
Senator!
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-16
SENATOR PEPPER OF FLORIDA

Senator Claude M. Pepper Of
Florida has championed the cause
Of justice throughout his busy
career. During the process of fight
ing for what he believed to be
right he has made some enemies
upon whose toes he trod. He has
also made many friends. Recently
he was guest speaker at the United
Jewish Appeal session held at the
annual convention of the Zionist
Organization of America.
He called the security Of the
Jewish State of Israel "the greatest
moral challenge of the day." and
said that he failed to understand
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-16
WHY NOT TAKE THE PLUNGE?
THE BOOK OF BOOKS
A Bible Quiz With Answers
BY DR.. Solomon Goldman

What DO you know about the Bible is history its
knowledge in this quiz by Rabbi Solomon Goldman,
author of the new thirteen volume commentary,
THE Book of Books. The answers, from Dr.. Gold.
mans monumental project in Biblical scholarship,
are printed with special permission of the pub.
lishers Harper & Brothers.
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KNOWS That ii she displays too
great an eagerness, it will work
up an atmosphere leading to re-
lection rather than an acceptance
on the part of the boy friend. She
may never have studied psychOl-
Ogy, she may not even know what
the word means, yet she pH1Ceives
this subtle principle.
The same principle holds all
through life. If you show you are
too eager for job and keep on
Fostering the man who has the job
to give, the chances are you will
ruin your prospects. The very
fact that you are over-eager for
it seems to build up a resistance
to you in the mind Of the employ
err.
From one standpoint, all this
looks wrong. Why if you want
thing very much, should nature
cOnspire against you? Yet there
is something beneficient to the
principle, too. Nature seems to
say to us: "YOu shall not be
supplicant. You must not be a
beggar. You are not to PROSTATE
yourself before anyone, for love,
for employment, for anything.
Are you a worm that you should
crawl? You can get that which
you want only by assuming equal
dignity with the object sought"
The same principle, l say, runs
through everything. The man who
has money gets credit easily from
his bank, although he needs the
money less than the poor man.
Zionist philosophy, too, largely
recognizes this principle. Why is
the jew rejected everywhere?
Simply for the reason that he has
no home. Once he has another
place to go to, there will be less
re lection of the Jew in all parts
of the world.
Before the rise of the Catholic
colleges in the country, have
told, there was a great deal of
discrimination against Catholics
in our universities. Today, that
has almost passed. Catholics have
built so many colleges of their
own, that no university any long
er thinks of discriminating
against them.
When you are in a position to
ask favOrs, you will be granted
all favOrs. That is the iron law
of psychology.
The announcement that the first
Jewish college in America, Brand
els University, has become a real
ity is, therefore, very hearten-
ing one. The Hebrew University
has already begun functioning as
an "outlet" for American Jewish
students, to some extent, but
there is no reason why we should
not have other Jewish universities
in America.
Once they are established, they
will not only provide Ravens for
Jewish students, but they will be-
gin to change the whole psychOl-
Ogy about the admission of JeW-
ish students to other universities.
When we don't need them so
much, they will begin to welcome
us.
But there is another reason, and
to my mind, very important one,
WHY we should encourage Jewish
colleges in America. I think we
should do it from the American
standpoint.
We Jews have a rich cultural
-. MI D,,r;+ouc h11ilf MANY
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The Jewish University
BY DAVID SCHWARTZ

Copyright, 1913. Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)
Laurel outlook., 1948-11-24
Crow
Steals Cor Keys

BABYLON, N. Y.-James A.
Rodgers got too friendly with a
talking crow.
Rodgers explained it this way to
Babylon police:
He and his wife saw the crow
on the curb as they left a drug
store.
Hello" said the crow.
Hello" answered Rodgers.
To lure the crow closer, he took
out the ase containing his car
keys, drivers license and car reg
istration.
He dangled the keys in front Of
the bird, which suddenly grabbed
them and flew away. The keys
still haven't been found.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24

q 1918. /. Z. Kai-tar. s.rasbpr-. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24


22S foreign aid program. 1t was
agreed that the President is att
lied to spend the money IN twelve
tbs If he believed it necessary to
y out the program, although the
calls for l5-month period OF
lding.
Displaced Persons
he HouSe-Senate conference ap-
5ed a compromise with the fol-
ng results;
set the Baltic quota at 40 PEI
the farmer quota at 30 per cent
excluded persons who became dis
ed after l945. This bill was APP
red and sent to the President SAT
iy.
Draft
he final compromise draft bill
sed by both Houses provides
the following;
viii become effective as soon as
president signs 1t and ndu1tl"a5
start 90 days thereafter. Al.
es between the ages of 10 and -
It register. Inductees must serve
months. Any man l9 to 2G may en-
Tor u months IN the Regular
~ only. All lS-year-olds may an
Tor one year OF training win the
lla1 services and then go into the
rye Tor SIN years or AN active &C.
e fof SIX years II an opening
IS.
eterans who served 30 days be
en- Pea1I Harbor and VI Day;
rams who won the Purple Heart
were decorated for combat valoi
rams who served one year on
e subsequent to September r,
are exempt from the Draft.
IGN school students until they
~ 'ne'i 1oui 90 VI pe'o''e ~
- "iu' "iii''eNer - me earlil-
~ ueleiIeo' <A'So e""eee SUI
- 60 one e''" u M cure emf J - /
y S'uuqii'S eilIoIieo ~ 'He Se'il"i
SION ana certain eSSe'i''"i "olhe'-
also De deferred.
iiiiiS'eIS ana MINISTERIAL S'uoeii'S
eNe'''p'ea' ooiiS'Iei''loUS "'j'e'-
are deferred Win nlo'' pre-
oiiS Tor certain sPec'Ile 'u'i'-
must perform IN "lnor lIheS o.
wee, Inc Ffesl"eh1 may oe4ei
'htlIlc ana medlcal students
accompaniment lor me l"ducte>a il
tfahteed Il aPpilcalIoh Is mad1
mn ~ Gays altef dlSchalge ah'
lorlty rights are assured.
over Inc rear
a quick review the El&htlet'
lgress approved the Truman Doc
lie Tor economic ana military &Ic
Greece, turkey ana emma We e%-
ded Tor one year the reciprocal
de program permitting the PreSl-
It to cut tariffs IN exchange TO-
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Evening star., 1948-07-03

a great deal of foodstuf for German
consumption.
The fact that the Russians make
1t impossible for papers from the
American or British zones to get
into the Russian zone, or even for
papers from the British and Amer
ican sectors of Berlin, is known to
every one. More than two weeks
after the Russians had promised
that they would permit these papers
to be sold in the Russian zone, I
asked for them at SO different news
stands in more than 10 cities. Not
one could sell me one OF these
papers nor tell me If and when they
would come back.
People blame the local papers for
their complete ignorance, and justly
so. They glance hastily through
them and then throw them away
muttering that there. wasn't bit
of truth in them anyway. This
goes not only for the papers Of the
Communist dominated unity party,
the SED, but also for the papers
of the Christian Democratic party
(CUD) or the Liberal Democratic
GDP), all of which are so COM
pletely co-ordinated Tor as the
people say gleichgeschaltet, which is
an old NaA expression) that you
can hardly distinguish one from the
other.
Evening star., 1948-07-03
Navy May Brighten Dull Gray
ShiDs With Aluminium Paint

The change may also solve an
other problem. For some time lead
has been scarce, whereas aluminium
is plentiful, according to naval Of
ficers.
The problem Of weather decks
deteriorating existed only in
Florida, a naval officer said. The
other storage basins on the At
lantic, Gulf and West Coasts, with
the exception of Oregon, were
found to be good places for storage.
In Oregon 240 days of rains year
proved hard on the exposed decks.
But it was the Florida sun which
did the most damage.
Because of the excessive de-
terioration in Florida; 1t was be-
lieved the ships might have to be
shifted to other bases to be kept
in a state of readiness. But the
bituminous and aluminium treat
ments seem to have made this un-
necessary.
Evening star., 1948-07-03
Writer Finds Germans
In Red Zone Ignorant
OF American Policies
Third OF a Series.)
By Curt Riess
North Amerieon Newspaper Aliiones


SOMEWHERE IN RUSSIAN
OCCUPIED GERMANY. June 18
(By AirmaiD Though nearly every
body in RuSsian-occupied Germany
is afraid of being denounced to the
military government or the secret
police (MVD) or to the higher-ups
of the SED, the German party in
power, people talk great deal, this
correspondent found out during a
recent trip which took him behind
the iron curtain.
Wherever I found a great number
of people crowded together-for in
stance, in streetcars or railroad
waiting rooms, in queues. cafes and
inns-people talked necessarily.
There is, so to say, latent hunger
for news or perhaps the craving for
communication with others, to hear
them talk and hear yourself talk
which is behind all these hectic
conversations.
Only few items are constantly
discussed. According to brief notes
which I succeeded in jotting down,
the main topics are: Food, expro-
priation of business enterprises, war
or peace, monetary reform, corrup-
ton of higher-ups-with food ques-
tions leading by far. The Russians
are never discussed in public. But
they are nevertheless the constant
leitmotif behind all the talks, be-
cause no matter what the Germans
complain about, they always believe
that the Russians are to blame for it,
Information Is Lacking.
If you listen carefully to these
conversations, you soon realize how
little these people know about what
is going on outside their own small
world. They know next to nothing
about developments in other coun-
tries of Europe, in Russia or in the
United States. They are badly in
! formed about conditions in the
western occupied parts of Germany.
For example, they do not know that,
unlike the Russians, the American
and the British armies of occupa-
ton do not live on the country but
import the food they need. They
do not know that America imports
Evening star., 1948-07-03
Carrier 10 Return Bodies
OF 7 Killed in Jerusalem

The naval escort aircraft carrier
Palau has been designated to return
to the United States the bodies OF
United States Consul General
Thomas c. Wasson and Chief En-
gineman Herbert M. Walker of the
Navy. who died on May % from
bullet wounds received during the
fighting in Jerusalem, the Navy an
nounced today.
The fast cargo ship Marquette
has been ordered to Haifa, Pales-
tine. to take aboard the bodies to-
morrow and carry them to Suda
Bay, Crete, where they will be
transferred to the aircraft carrier.
The Palau arrived yesterday at
Yesilkoy, Turkey. from Norfolk, Va,
to deliver former U. S. Air Force
planes to the Turkish Government
in connection with the Turkish air
program. It will go from there to
Suda Bay to await the arrival OF
the Marquette.
Chief Engineman Walker was a
member of the Naval Communica-
tions unit which went to Haifa to
establish services for the Govern
ment agencies there to the United
States.
Evening star., 1948-07-03
Alfred Smith to Head
CopituI Press Club

Alfred Smith, stah member OF the
Washington bureau Of The Chicago
Defender. has been elected presi-
dent Of the Capital Press Club. Mr..
Smith was the clubs founder and
first president six years ago.
Other officers are Ralph Mat
thews. Of The Washington Afro
American, vice president; Otto Nc
Clarrin. Howard University pub
licity director, secretary. and Sher-
man Briscoe, Agriculture Depart
ment information specialist, treas
urer. The last two were reelected.
Named to the executive commit
tee were Joseph Albright, Venice
Spraggs, AL Sweeney. Alexander
Barnes, Alice Dunnigan, 1t. Dennis
Nelson and Hugo Warren.