davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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independence
Continued From First Page

all the excitement. Margo's broth.
er. David. six-footer of Is. anc
her sister. Miriam, 13, many times
before have been the center of the
family group. Their father, Fred
erick Wallace, Mrs. Truman's
youngest brother, has always tried
to be home" for Christmas, since
he moved to Denver.
For Mrs. Truman's older broth
ers, Frank and George, and their
wives, Natalie and May. it is but
a backyard crossing to the meet
ing of the clan. The Wallace
brothers live in side-by-side small
cottages just east Of the summer
White House.
When dinner. cooked by Vietta
Carr. long time colored employe
of the Trumans, back home from
Washington's Blair House, is an
nounced, the family will take its
napkin-ringed places and one OF
the children win give the blessing
Fare Solid but Not Fancy.
They will eat turkey. but just
which one is hard to say, a turkey
farm in the nearby river town OF
Liberty sent its usual whopper but
the Truman deep freeze (of s.
per-center fame) already had been
custodian of several toms and a
couple of hams.
The fare will be good and solid
and nothing fancy because Mrs.
Truman, to her delight, has off,
ciated over the large kitchen and
pantry. She is well aware of her
famiIy's preferences. Having al
ways supervised. If not prepared.
it's meals.
While the family relaxes, of its
usual schedule Of appointments,
its public lies in wait until Mon
day. when Dexter Perry, local
Legionnaire and long time Jack
son County employe, will ask Mr..
Truman to give q toy to an Inde-
pendence youngster and thus
launch the veterans toys pro-
gram. The toys, to be collected
during the post-Christmas week,
will be channeled through CARE
to the needy Of Europe.
The rustic Independence square.
centered by a courthouse, will be
filled as Mr.. Truman officially
dedicates the statue Of Andrew
jackson, his recent gift to the
town.
| Invited to Poker Club.
That scene will be a familiar
one to- the unveiler. Margaret
Truman, because Is years age
she couldn't get the sheet" off a
similar equestrian statue Of Gen
jackson. during a ceremony in
front Of the new courthouse in
Kansas City. The President, then
presiding Judge of the jackson
County court, was instrumental in
allocating funds to construct the
present tall, modern law enforce
ment building in Kansas City.
And the members Of the Harpie
Club, Mr.. Truman's poker-playine
cronies. will ask him to attend
their weekly meeting over a hall
keg of beer and cheese. The club
by invitation only, was formed
when Mr.. Truman was but 9
Evening star., 1949-12-25
Lewis Sends Yule Tidines
Ito Nations Mine Chiefs
By tbs Asseeiofsd Press

By tbs Assoeiofsd Pfsss
The Nations coal operators yes
terday received "heartiest wishes
for q most Merry Christmas" from
the United Mine Workers News
Bureau. ....>
A gaily colored announcement
from John L. Lewis publicity out
let said: .....
I'VE especially want them to
have prosperous 1850 and make
lots of money so that the mine
workers can have q bigger share" ,"
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Aircraft
Continued From First Page.

ported, the Junkers JU-287 four.
Jet bomber of original German
design is in limited production
and large-scale production of an
1iyushin (four-jet medium bonn
ber) is being undertaken" James
added.
German scientists have beer
known to be working with the
Russians for some time but it has
not been generally known that the
giant Junkers plant had been
moved nor that progress was being
made by the Soviet in air-to-air
rocket missiles.
The James volume, published in
London, commented on a swept
back wing single seat research
monoplane, based on German de-
sign.
This is reported to have a speed
Of 683.5 miles per hour and may
be the type that the Russians in
May. 1947, claimed to have passed
the speed of sound" (761 miles an
hour at sea leveD, it stated.
Long Range Bombers Mentioned.
The United States Air Forces
XII rocket experimental plane has
been reported to have passed the
speed of sound on a number of
occasions and the United States
Navy's skyrocket, a jet and rocket
propelled ship, has been reported
also to have passed through the
sound barrier.
James also reported new Rus
sian attention was being given
to q 1ong-range force of heavy
bombers similar to the United
States Air Force Strategic Bomb
ing Command, which is equipped
with atom-bomb carrying B-29s,
B-50s and B-36 bombardment
planes.
1.-THE long range force of
heavy bombers which played only
q subordinate role in 1941-45 is
understood to have undergone a
complete reorganization and is
now receiving more attention from
the High Command" it stated.
Other parts of the Soviet Air
Force, James said, are the air
armies and the fighter defense
force.
Hundreds of Germans Employed.
In contrast to the arrangement
IN this country, the air armies
were reported to operate under
the control of army group COM
manders. They contain fighters
and attack bomber regiments
James said.
The publication warned that
"because so little information on
the development of the Soviet
gas turbine and rocket propulsion
has been released it would be un-
wise to make any sweeping state
ments or to draw any too hard
and fast conclusions.
Russian interest in jet-pro-
PEELED aircraft can be understood
when it is realized that the So
Wet aircraft industry employs
hundreds of German scientists
designers and technicians to worl
side by side with their Russian
counterparts, apart from the fac1
that the Soviet government ha'
taken over and put to good use
German experimental establish
ments, factories, plants. design.
and experimental prototypes. i
added. '.-''s,--'-,e. So. '-
James said that the Soviet alst
had developed a single seat air
screw driven monoplane with
rocket boost. It said it was pow
cred by one 1,675, horsepower IA
cylinder air-cooled radial engine
Soviet interest in development
Of helicopters also was reportet
and James said a Prof. Bratukhil
was perhaps the leading Sovie
helicopter specialist" During 1914
an improved passenger transpor
version of an earlier helicopte
was seen during a Soviet Air Forc'
Day celebration, it stated.
Evening star., 1949-12-25

Experts sought the cause when
many wild elephants died in In
dia'S Cachar hills.
Evening star., 1949-12-25
Budget
CONTINUED From First Page. }

the new date rolled around all
Of the regular annual appropria-
ton bills had taken shape in the
House, making it a moot ques-
ton to talk about fixing an over
all ceiling.
In 1947, the first year Of the
LaFollette = Monroney Act, the
House and Senate each voted for
a different ceiling figure, and
they were never able to agree
on a compromise. In 1948. a cell
ing was fixed but the session
ended with Democrats and Repub-
licans disagreeing over whether
appropriations had gone through
the ceiling.
Regardless Of what happens to
the budget-ceiling law in 1850
Congressional leaders already have
made plans for another fiscal ex-
pertinent this winter-the bun
ding of all departmental budgets
into one big appropriation bill
Ordinarily, the Federal budget
goes through the Congressional
mill in a dozen separate bills.
Chairman McKellar Of the Sen
ate Appropriations Committee an
|nounced yesterday he has called
his group to meet early in Janu-
ary to consider the mechanics OF
handling the proposed omnibus
money bill. and also to discuss
what should be done about the
budget ceiling requirement.
Urges Study Of Receipts.
Senator Mcclellan said if the
House, which always acts first on
money. bills. goes ahead with the
omnibus bill I'VE will exert every
effort to make it successful. The
Tennessee Senator said also he
'is interested in reducing appro-
priations wherever it can be DONE
to reduce the need for new taxes.
Representative Monroney said
ut probably will help" to have
the entire budget considered in
one appropriation bill. but he
warned that If the bill carrying
the expenditures is to be "her-
metically sealed off" from the
field of Government receipts, II
still would not be likely to pro-
duce q balanced budget.
The theory behind the budget
ceiling law was that, before any
detailed appropriations are con-
sidered each year, the tax-rais-
ing committees would meet jointly
with the spending committees and
compare probable income with the
expenditure items asked for by
the administration. $50 "
The budget ceiling was not in
tended to be q binding figure,
which the two houses could not
exceed, but its authors felt 1t
would deter Congress from Great
ing deficits.
Full Scale Debate Favored.
Mr.. Monroney emphasized also
that If WAS mt ir,tanded thot tho
Evening star., 1949-12-25
Full Scale Debate Favored.

Mr.. Monroney emphasized also
that it was not intended that the
members designated to fix bud
get ceiling in February should at
tempt to go into the details Of
each departments needs, but to
weigh the relative requirements
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-20
EMILIA IR MARCEL ZITKAI

irgi ta diena buvo isvyke To-
ronto, is kur atsiunte Haskell
su sveikinimais ir apgailestavi-
mu, kad negalejo butt DIRVOS
vakare. Nustebo, kad ten nett
ketai susitiko SUI ziuriais. Mat,
vieni ir kit lankesi ten ivyku-
siame lietuviu susirinkime, kur
P.J. ziurys, kaip svetys, buvo
pakviestas kalbeti. Susirinki-
mas buves didelis. P.J. ziurys
sakosi caves ispudzio, kad nau-
jai atvykusieji, kuriu Toronto
esq apie 1000, is pagrindu pa
keite Toronto lietuviu kolonijos
veida. "Raudonukai" jau turf
pasislepti SUI visu savo ligsio-
liniu judejimu.
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Is TORONTO SVEIKINO
DIRVA

Hypatija ir Pijus zilriai ge-
guzes Is diena turejo isvykti j
Toronto, Kanadoje, ir negalejo
dalyvauti DIRVOS vakare. Ia
ciau visi likusieji namiskiai at
vyko j vakara ir atveze P. J.
zidrio laiska, kuriame jis raso
"Kad ir nesu Jusu tarpe sia-
me maloniame DIRVOS poky-
Lyle, bet remiu j dvasiniai ir
linkiu DIRVAI, jos Redakto-
riui ir visam stabui laimes ir
geriausio pasisekimo.
Lai Jdsu pastangos ir dvasia
pasiekia kiekviena lietuvi ir il
paskatina kovoti uz savo tevu
zeme, laisve ir teises. JusQ pa
sisventimas, ikvepimas ir pa
siryzimas lai buna kelrodziu vi
stems tikriems lietuviams.
p. J. Ziurys
P.S. Priimkite mano maza do
vanele S 1O.00".
DIRVA nuoSirdziai dekoja
uz ta moraline, taip pat ir ma
terialine parama.
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u. M. C.. raSO:

"Geguzes Is buvo surengtas
DIRVOS vakaras SUI vaidinl-
mais ir dainomis. Viskas gerai
pavyko. Vaidinimus atliko nau-
iakuriai. Sunkiausias roles at
liko tikrai artistiskai tai E. Ras-
teniene, naujo DIRVOS redak-
toriaus zmona. Clevelando Lie
tuviu Memo Choras irgi dalyva-
vo. Sudainavo apie iris dame
les, CANA jausmingai, buvo is
kviestas ir pakartoti.
Publikos suejo pima svetaine.
Prizes prasidedant sokiams, dl-
dziuma nusiskubino i apatine
sale, kur buvo bufetas. Tenai
besivaisinant buvo susipazlnta
su daugeliu naujai is Europos
atvykusiu. Istikruju tai buvo
malonus vakaras, kad tokiu ir
daugiau butu".
Pastaboje U. M. C. dar pri-
raso, kad programos vedeJas
ilgokai kalbeies. Negalima su
tue sutikti. Jis jokiu prakalbu
nesake. O kick pridejo progra-
mos paaiskinimu, tai tik uzlm-
damas laika, kol scenoje buvo
daromi pertvarkymai, kurie del
technisku keblumu buvo vienln-
teliai kaltininkai, kad tarp at
skiru programos daliu tureJo
butt siokios tokios petraukos.
J. r. raSO:
Kaip genys marga buvo SEX
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Ten buves raso:

Sekmadienio vakare, geguzes
15-ta, Clevelando Lietuviu sve-
taineje ivyko pasekmingas DIR
VOS margumynu vakaras.
Pirmame vaidinime "Vienas
is musu turi .apsivesti" vaidi-
no tremtiniu grupes megejai,
butent: E. Rasteniene, J. Gra-
zulis, P. Lelys ir A. Knystau-
taite. Pazymetina, kad visi sa-
vo uzduotis atliko, kaip tikri
artistai. (Meno) Dainos Choras
visados iseina su pasizymeii-
mais ir Clevelando publikai ju
dainos visados patinka. Duetuo-
Sc pasizymejo Arnastas Samas
ir Jurgis Kadis. Juodu Cleve-
lando publika tikrai pamylejo.
Jiems ir chorui akomponavo J.
Jankauskaite. Retas Clevelande
parengimas apseina be jos pa
tarnavimo.
Komedija "Spastus" persia
te patsai DIRVOS "Stabas" =
E. ir V. Rasteniai. Reikia pazy-
meti, kad mineti asmenys yra
ne vien talentingi, kaip laikras-
tininkai, bet taip pat lygus ir
scenos artistai.
Dainu ir tautiniu sokiu val
nika atliko tremtiniu grupe. Su-
dare tikrai ispudinga Lietuvos
vaizda jaunu dienu atsimini-
muose. Reikia pazymeti, kad
clevelandieciai tremtiniais nei
kick nenusivyle. Jie jau inese
nemazai permainos ir didelio
susidomejimo musu spektak-
liuose ir isviso veikime.
Publikos buvo perpildyta Lie
tuviu svetaine, kas dabartiniu
laiku yra daugiau retenybe.
Tad vakara skaitome pilnai nu-
sisekusiu."
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Lankykites savo klube!

Americas Lietuviu Pilieciu
Klube penktadienio vakarais
gausite skaniu bulviniu bly,
nu, sviezios zuvies, prie to
visokiu issigerimu. Klubo
nariai prasomi dazniau prisi-
mint apie savo Kluba.
Dabar jau laikas nariams
ir isigyti naujas 1949 metu
korteles. 6835 Superior ave.
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SUSIRGO A. VILCINSKIENE

Pereitos savaites gale stat
ga susirgo Adele Vilcinskiene,
Juozo Vilcinsko zmona. Teko
skubiai gabenti ligonine, kur
buvo padaryta apendicito ope-
racija. Del to ne tik il, bet ir
Juozas Vilcinskas negalejo da-
lyvauti nei DIRVOS vakare,
nors buvo rengimo komitete.
Operacija gerai pavyko ir tiki
masi, kad ligone greit pasveiks.
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GERAI PASISEKE DIRVOS VAkARAS

kas, kuris visus - ir nauiai
atvykusius ir ypac senai Lie
tuvos nebemaciusius, bet Wis
jos dar pasiilgusius, labiausiai
zavi. Net ir skubotai parengti,
kaip reikiant neapdailinti toki
dalykai cia daro didziausio is
pudzio ir labiausiai pageidau-
jami.
Ma, 81 rudeni clevelandieciai
gall tiketis sitoj srity pamatyti
ir isgirsti, ko tikrai dar ne
mate ir negirdejo. Jau gauta
zinia, kad pc kelly savaiciu tu-
resime cia zymia dali Ciurlio-
nieciu ansamblio su jo vadovu
A. Mikulskiu priesaky. Pade-
kim jiems cia atvykus tinkamai
isikurti, O turesim tikrai dar
nepergyvento malonumo!
Nepaprastai didelio pasisven-
timo parode ir daug tikrai SUM-
Klaus darbo Siam vakarui SUI
rengti ideio vakaro komitetas
ir jo ''ekstra talkininkai', pri-
traukti j pareigas ta pacia die
ma. Tai yra darbas, kurio at
lyginti net ir gerai pasisekusio
vakaro pelnas, tur but, nepa-
jegtu -.
Tie pasisventeliai buvo: ko-
miteto pirmininkas AM. Pras-
kevicius; Moteru Komisija: M.
Miscikiene, J. Salaseviciene, M.
Saniene, P. staupiene, Zdanie-
ne, Praskeviciene, M. Spudziu-
te, A. Grigiene: Vyru Komisi-
ia: A. Banys, K. S. Karpius, j.
Miscikas, J. Sakalas, j. Salase-
vicius, II. Samas, K. staupas,
Martynas Vilcinskas, stojes vie
toi Juozo Vilcinsko, kuris del
staigios zmonos ligos negalejo
dalvvauti, J. Urbsaitis, j. Bra
zauskas, A. Zdanys, J. zidziu-
mas.
Nepaprastai didele paslauga
padare nesenai Clevelanda at
vykes dailininkas zilinskas, ku-
ris maloniai sutiko nugrimuoti
visus vaidintoius. Pazymetina,
kad scenos dekoracija Lietuviu
Sales valdybos uzsakymu irgi
10 buvo specialiai Siam vaka-
rui atnaujinta.
Specialios padekos, be abe
10. nusipelno ir visi programmes
dalyviai: Memo Choras, Jau-
nieii du dainininkai, tremtlnlu
dainininku-sokeiu grupe SUI mu-1
zikantu, vaidintojai - ju susl-
daro didelis burys ir rizikinga
butu apsiimti visus suminetl.
Bet vakaro komitetas, suvedes
visas saskaitas, numato rasti
proga su jais dar pasimatyti. .
Tick bendru pastabu apie
vakara. o stai dar keletas at
skiru atsiliepimu:
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SVEIKINO SOFIA SMETO-
MEME

DIRVOS vakaro metu susi-
rinkusiu demesys buvo atkreip-
tas tai, kad tai yra geguzes
Is, visu Sofiju vardadienis, ir
kad vakaro sveciu tarpe yra
cia mirusio Lietuvos Respubli-
kos Prezidento nasle Sofia
Smetoniene. Publika entuzias-
tingais plojimais prisijunge
prie vardadienio sveikinimo. So
lenizantei ia proga buvo iteik-
ia geliu puokste.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-20

madieni lietuviu sale: ir senu,
ir jaunu, ir vidutiniu. Programa
taip pat panasi, buvo juoko ir
liudesio, ir ilgesio, ir meiles +.
Trumpai valandelei galejai pa
mirsti viska, persikelti j anu
laiku teviske, kur ramiais va
karais armonika raudojo ir Sic
mas pradalgiuos kvepejo. >.
Susimastai ir pajunti, kaip
visiems NUNS yra brangus ir
mieli prisiminimai gimtos sa-
lies ir kaip skaudus josios Ii
kimas.
Todel, kaip kiekviena proga,
taip ir 81 karta DIRVOS su-
ruostame vakare senieji ir nau-
jieji Amerikos lietuviai inese
savo dali, atgaivino ir maloniai
nuteike susirinkusius lietuvis-
komis diamonds ir sokiais. 81
ir bene tik pirma karta isgir-
dom cia gimusiu ir augusiu, bet
taip aiSkiai ir atsargiai taria-
mus dainos zodzius, kuriuos ju
motinos ne tik lupomis, bet ir
Sirdimi istarti iSmoke.
Smagiai prabego vakaras, uz
tai rengejams ir seimininkams
nuosirdus aciu.
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GRIzO Is FLORIDOS

IS Floridos po visos ziemos
grizo JuOzas Velykis SUI Selma,
gyvenas Clevelande, 1879 Har-
land Ave.
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BALFO VAKARAS

geguzes 20 diena ivyks LietuviQ
Salej. Programa skaitykite tre-
ciame puslapyje!
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ar daug suslrlnko znOnlQ If al
buvo patenkinti programa.
Zmoniu susirinko daugiau
negu vakaro komitetas tikejo.
81. Ia liudija du labai itikinanti
faktai. Pirmas = pacioje pro-
gramos pradzioie teko medzio-
tt papildomu kedziu. Nors buvc
suneStos, kick tik ju atsargoje
buvo, vistiek visiems sedimQ
vietu neuzteko. Antras - bufe-
tut teko du kartu ieSkoti pa
pildomu uzkandziu ir alaus, mes
to, kas buvo is anksto prireng-
ia, neuzteko. >.
zodziu sakant, susirinko tick
zmoniu. kick tik Lietuviu Saleje
gall tilpti. Kai kas juokavo,
esa gerai, kad cia pat kaimy-
nysteje buvo paskelbtas neap-
mokamas bankietas tue paciu
laiku. O tai ko gera reiktu ko-
kia siena Lietuviu saleje griau-
tt -.
Reikia taip pat pasidziaugti,
kad vakaro komiteto pirminin-
ko atsisaukimas neliko neis-
girstas: senai teko matyti lie
tuviskame parengime toks pa
lyginti didelis iaunimo nuosim-
tbs, ne tik sokiu, bet jau If pro-
gramos metu.
Ar susirinkusieji buvo paten-
KNIT vakaro programa? Ma,
ia klausima uz visus atsakyti
butu sunku. Kaip kas ko rel
kalauja. Isskyrus memo Choro
dainas ir J.Kadzio - A. Samo
dueta, visa kita programa bu-
vo atlikta naujakuriu, visu ke-
turiu veju j Clevelanda nesenai
supustu, cia dar kaip reikiant
neisitvirtinusiu, taigi dar kaip
reikiant ir ''nesusigiegojusiu'
bel ''nesusivaidinusiu'.
sios programos dalies griez-
ciausi kritikai ir publikoje. be
abejo, huvo nauiakuriai, Lie
tuvoie ir stovyklose paprate
prie geriau parengtu pasirody-
mu. Cia skubotai prirengti val
dinimai ir dainu, deklamacilu
bel sokiu "vainikas' daugeliui
is iu galejo atrodyti lye If per
anksti is peciaus istraukti py-
ragai -. Bet ir ju daugumas
supranta, kad tue tarpu esa-
mos salygos neleidzia geriau pa
daryti. Ir tai vienas is ju pa
reiske: "As jauciuos eilinis pill
kas zmogelis. Man patinka, tai
manau. kad ir daugumui patln-
ka Bet kas name labiausiai SUI
tai tie du iauni vyrukai,
cia gime. Lietuvos nemate, If
lietuviskus zodzius CANA ame-
rikoniskai istardami - o kaip
iausmingai ir kokias PATRIOTS
kas daineles lie padainavo. Jel-
gu iu balsai ir silpnesni uz pro-
fesionalu dainininku, tai iu Sir
dys man daug brangesnes!"
Ia patti reiktu pasakytl If
apie X. staupo vedama Memo
Chora: kick turf butt Strides,
mvlincios Lietuva ir lietuvisku-
ma. kad toks burys jau antra-
ia amziaus dali varanciu mo-
teru ir vyru turetu paslryzlmo
prisirengti, ir CANA geral prlsl-
rengti, keturiais balsais dalnuo-
ii - dainuoti lietuviskas dali
mas. Tur but, svetimoms dali
noms lie nebeturetu toxic pa
sisventimo.
Pirma vaidinima - "Vlenas
is musu turf apsivesti' publlka
seke su vidutinisku susidome-
iimu. Neislepinti ziurovai sako,
kad vaidinimas geras, tlk pats
xomediios turinys nera CANA gy-
vas Antrasis vaidinimas Spas
tai" huvo gyviau sekamas, grel-
siausiai ne tik del gvvesnlo tu-
rinio. dar ir del kitos savo-
tiskos nauienybes = kad. kalp
vakaro vedeias A. M. Praskevl-
ci11s pranese. vaidinO 'vlsas
DIRVOS stabas", susldedas,
kaip zinoma, is dvieju asmenu...
Daol;o,, didziaI1ci n11hlikOS
Evening star., 1949-05-15
n ~. A,.ee.e.~6 prsss

PALM SPRINGS. Calf. May
i4.-This world-famo0s play
ground Of the movie stars is be-
coming-like Hollywood-iust a
dateline.
Palm Springs is going com1aer-
cial and celebrities are fleeing into
the desert. far beyond tourists
eyes.
The three newest luxury resorts
-s25 TO $35 a day-are all more
than five miles from town.
There was a time when movie
people were as thick on the
streets as the gnatS which are
Palm Springs plague. That was
when businessmen here still re-
garded tourists as q low form Of
animal life.
In those days. during the war
and for q while thereafter. hotels
refused overnight guests. There
were only q handful OF places
Evening star., 1949-05-15
RESORTS.
HANIF INN

sIS-1S Wesley Ave, Ocean City, y. J. Mod
ern throushout, private baths. Nr. beach,
Bathing from room. Outside showers.
Central location. Fiesta Dinins Rsem. "
Home of excellent foed, Write fer folder,
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Palm Springs Celebrities Flee
Movie Stars Going Elsewhere to Avoid
Tourist Rush to Their Playground

where the casual tourist could get
a meal. Hotel and club res;au-
rants we're for guests o. members
only.
It's different now, especially
since the recent economy wave II
Hollywood The tourist IS wei
coined. Collectively. hes S got more
dollars than the movie crowd,
But i. he thinks he's gong 70
get q glimpse OF a movie star
along with il. he's likely 70 be dis
appointed. Those who have their
own places here. such as Bob
Hope. Eddie Cantor or Frank
Sinatra. generally stick close 10
home base.
OF the others. some are still
aabitues Of the racquet club and
the tennis club. But more and
more are gong TO the outlying re-
sorts. newest and most elaborate
OF which are Wonder Palms. {
miles away: Thunderbird Ranch,
II miles away. and Shadow Noun
tain Club. IL miles distant.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-21
Dispute Hats
Election

LOUISVILLE, KY. (ANP) The
scheduled election of 1850 Of
ficers Of the Louisville NAACP
branch failed to come off last
week, all because of objections
to the constitutionality of pro-
posed nominations and parliamen-
tary procedure Of acting Chari-
man G. K. Offutt. The group was
meeting in West Chestnut Street
Baptist church.
At the outset, a seven-man no
minating committee, appointed by
President Lyman T. johnson sew
eral weeks ago, failed to make
its report. Nc reason for the fail
ure was given. In the absence Of
the committees report, nominal
tions were begun from the floor.
The dispute arose when James
A. Crumlin, a director and form
err president of the branch, OBJ
jected to the closing of nomina-
tions after Johnson's name had
been suggested. Crumlin charged
that Offutt did not allow other
nominations to be made.
Johnson and Vice-President
Henry S. Wilson we're reelected
by the group, but Johnson intro
duced a motion resembling the
action because several members
walked out of the meeting. The
vote took place about $50 pm.
A service was scheduled in the
church at 6 pm.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-21

more than 400 ministers opening
the service, while 10 colored boys
were among the 40 bearers of the
American and Christian flags. APP
proximately 800 colored singers
were included in the choirs of
1850 voices that sang.
A highlight of the service was
the singing of the "The Battle
Hymn Of the Republic" Erred
Waring arangement) by tn e
adult choir Of $500 voices, led
by the Rev. Daniel Ridout, of
Dover, Delaware. Mrs. Mary Ack-
ley-Clair, white, led the youth
choir of 1000 voices in the sing
ing of the "Hallelujah Chorus,
from Handel's messiah"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-21

which is merely a form Of dis
elimination, in the operation of
public housing in Chicago.
"We will continue to obey the
law and will not discriminate or
segregate in the operation Of the
new federal housing program as.
it is applied in Chicago"