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Evening star., 1949-04-28
Complete Survey Proposed.

NO plan mas as yet been pre-
sen;ed which offers q solution 70
these problems. therefore Il is re-
solved that the General FEDERATION
Of Women's Clubs opposes
compulsory national health In
slirance and fayors legislation EN-
bodying q complete health survey
on community. State and National
levels from which 70 develop An
equita bic national health program
based on q degree Of taxation
which a free economy can sup
port"
Yesterday. the delegates over
whelningly voted TO increase ma
tional dues from Is 10 IS cents
per member.
Expected opposition TO the pro-
posal failed. and in q standing
vote only scattered ballots Of dis
approval were cast. The Illinois
delegation-largest al the conven-
ton with ll3 delegates-Sparked
opposition and drew some support
from delegates from New Jersey
and Washington. D. c.
Report on Handicapped Given.
The 25-cent-per-member dues
are paid by each State organiza-
ton to the General Federation
Headquarters for operating ex-
penses. Fourteen thousand clubs
pay dues for about 10000 mem
bers.
In the afternoon session. Eugene
J. Taylor Of New York City told
the convention that the Govern
ment's expenditures for handi-
capped persons eventually would
be returned to the Treasury ten
fold.
Mr.. Taylor. on the editorial staff
Of the New York Times. explained
that Government spends about
s293 per case In vocational re-
habilitation.
In l947. the 1900 persons who
received Government rehabilita-
ton earned more than SIT 1000. 900
and will pay $4,000. 900 in income
taxes.
The average age Of the rehabili-
tated person is 81. he said. If the
person who has received Govern
ment help works IS per cent of
his life expectancy. he will pay
$40 in Federal income taxes for
each dollar the Federal Govern
ment has invested in his rehabil-
itation.
Many once received relief pay
ments UP to $500. Mr.. Taylor con-
tinued. and new those persons not
only are of relief. but are imam
cially independent.
The convention ends Saturday.
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Health Insurance Bill
Hit by Women 'sCIubs
As Weak in Coverage
Dr. the A.seeietsd HrsEs

HOLLYWOOD. Fla. April 2s.--
The General Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs planned TO act today on
a resolution opposing the COM
pulsory national health insurance
plan.
The resolution. prepared by the
federation's public welfare depart
ment, maintains that the present
plan Is insufficient in its coverage
Although subject TO rewording
before 1t is presented 70 the 1000
delegates attending the fedora
tons 58th national convention,
the first draft said:
THE health Of the people OF the
United States is of paramount
concern TO the individual. medical
profession and Government and
any national health program must
safeguard and foster the best in
terests of all three of these groups
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Copy Of Gettysburg Address
Sold 10 Cuban for $4,000
by the Assoeioisd Press

NEW YORK, April 2S.-Abra-
ham Lincoln's final copy of his
Gettysburg address was sold last
night for $4,000 to Oscar B.
Cintas. a retired Havana. Cuba,
businessman.
The manuscript. on three sheets
Of ordinary blue-lined paper, was
penned by Lincoln some time after
he made the address in November.
1868.
1t was sold at auction at the
Parke- -Bernet Galleries which
called the, manuscript "the most
important American historical
document ever offered for public
sale in this. country"
The galleries said four other
copies of the famous address are
in existence. but the one sold last
night is the only one signed, dated
and titled by Lincoln.
The manuscript was sold from
the estate of the late DR.. William
j. A. Bliss Of Baltimore, who re-
ceived 1t from his father; Col.
William A. Bliss. for whom Lin
coin wrote it. ,iss
Mr.. Cintas said he may give the
manuscript to some American in
stitution in the future.
Evening star., 1949-04-28

Mis- Wntt.-3Tx press repTe-
sentative. Robert NeaSS- s&.1 last
n.Sht the couple have arnacAasy
agreed 10 part Their carers
conflict with domestic lie. NJ.
Weiss explained.
He added that Mss Whiting
-. has recording contracts hsge
while Mr.. Robinson. IS. has cfscss
In New YORK They were rsarrsec
IN Las yegxs las. December -
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Margaret Whiting Plons
To Divorce Rodio Officiol
art. A,.rxaa..e Pr...

HOLLYWOOD. April 2s-Mar~
garet Whiting. radio singer and
daughter OF Richard wnatsns
popular song writer Of genera
ton ago. plans 70 divorce Huooell
Robinson. vice president a the
Columbia Broadcasi1ng system.
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Club to Hear Representative

Representative Peterson. Demo-
crat, Of Florida, will be the guest
speaker at meeting Of the Ingle-
wood Garden Club to be held at
8 pm. tomorrow in the Raleigh
Hotel. The group will discuss the
building program for their prop
critics in Inglewood, Fla.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-28
Horseback Riding Cures Hiccups

PUNXSUTAWNEY. Pa, (H) - Next time you have hiccups-try horse.
 That's the advice of Frank Salr vaggio, local restaurant owner. He says horse cured him 2l-month case of hiccups.
 Salvaggio, who lost 40 pounds during the siege, took up horse back riding after everything else he tried failed to halt the spasms. His doctor had recommended a sport.
 The restauranteur says he went riding two hours every day and the hiccups gradually disappear ed.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-28
WRANGELL ESTABLISHES SICK LOAN CLOSET

The Wrangell Health Council. The Red Cross and the T. B. Assn. of Wrangell are cooperating on a project to help solve the problem of having sick room essentials available for everyone in the com munity when needed.
 They are going to outfit the hos pital with loan closet of sick room supplies which may be bor- rowed by anyone in the conmun- ity when needed, when there is sickness in the home.
 The loan closet will be supplied with bedpans, urinals, hypodernic. hot water bottles, thermometers, enema bags, back-rests, bed blocks, crutches, bedding, bed gowns, etc. Most of the equipment is being do- mated by people who have these articles on hand and have no use for them. 4
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-28
WoRKTIME SCHOOLS URGED,

LONDON, P-A government committee urged British employ. CTS to give their employees a chance where possible to go to school during working hours when studying for special qualifications.
 "When employees are enabled to pursue part at least of their, study in working hours the result is far better than that obtained by evening study after the days work" the committee said.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-28
TWO SETS OF TWINS WITHIN TEN MONTHS

LOS ANGELES, (H) - MT. and Mrs Kohai are the proud parents of their second set of twins within 10 months.
 Monday, the day after their wedding anniversary. Jeffrey and Michael were born. Each weighed little more than five and a half pounds. Mother and babies are re- ported to be doing fine"
 Las Feb. 9, Mrs. Kohai, 27, gave borth to twin girls.
 Following the latest additions to the family, Kohai, 3l, a grocery manager, commented:
 "I'm a little weak. But very pleased"
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-28
News of the World At A Glance -..

Continued from Page One) Japanese occupation and revolu~ tion.
 "Merdeka" (freedom has been won from the Dutch. But great masses of the people are impover- ished. Public utilities are run down. Irrigation projects are bad ly needed. Only 10 per cent of the people are able to read and write.
 The sprawling South Pacific isles are potentially and actually rich. but a great program of re- construction must be undertaken. The new nation is saddled with 2 high national debt.
 President Soekarno set the new policy-cooperation with foreign CTS to build Indonesia-when he addressed his people today.
 He said: We are on peaceful terms with the Dutch and other foreigners. They are all our guests. Show hospitality towards them."
 He called for Work and work and work" to rebuild Indonesia. 7
 Washington observers said tho, United States is considering at early loan to finance a revival of Indonesian trade. A long-standing $100,000,OOO loan application has recently been dusted off by the Export Bank.
 The United States of America looks on the United States of In donesia as a new sister republic in the cold war against connnun- ism.
 Rowing ambassador Philip C. Jessup and other diplomats are in ! the Far East now to cement terms and friendly relations with non communist countries in an effort to contain Russian and Chinese communism.
 Maritime circles in London said the Cunard White Star Line is planning to build a liner bigger than the 83,673-ton Queen Eliza beth-now the worlds largest.
 Pope Plus XII today informally greeted world diplomats when New Years greetings were ex- changed. Czechoslovakia's Arthur Maixner was the only delegate present from iron countries within whose borders are 80,0O0,OO0 Of the worlds Roman Catholics.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-28

We expect any time to see the makers of break fast foods putting continued stories the back of the boxes that they have serials outside and cereals in.-(Everett Herad).
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-28

workers and their employers anything but natural enemies-that in truth they partners in production. That mutual advantage lies in join ing forces whoeheartedy to produce the most of the best for the least And that this be accom- plshed in climate of namecang, k-biting myst- fication and all-around disharmony
 Calling labor leaders rackeeers and radicals just be- of the demands they make upon the employer for the benefit of their constituents must Labor lead ers if they worth their salt will always strive to better the condition of their members-and to exactly the degree that any decent management will for strive to advance the interest of it's stockholders
 So let's not kid ourselves about the nature of the labor management relationship And let's get wise to the fact that the workers of this nation irrespective of their calling, anything but pack of lamebrain nincom poops unable to through situation when the facts are laid before them.
 Since the American worker is an adult human being with just about much gray matter at his disposal the who pose his beters it will be wise for agement to appreciate that legitimate business requires hocus-pocus, sleght of hand to put itself
 Ii the employer expects to get along with his workers he will have to operate his business out in the open so that his workers will come to accept him as one who is ON THE UP AND UP.
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-28
ON THE UP AND UP

ON THE UP AND UP
 (By Maurice R. Franks)
 Too many people prone to handle the matter of industrial relations from negative point of view and continually on the hunt for ways and means of blocking labor and its representatives in their prograss toward honorable goals.
 Such approach to truly vital problem succeeds only in creating needless friction up and down the tire line Surely it does nothing bring the essential partners of industry together in smoothly working team.
 This entire attitude needs correction For whether like no the unions here to stay and it's up to management to get along with them in positve not a negative, sense.
 To hear some employers talk person is led to be- eve that all unonism is big time racket and that all labor leaders either racketeers radcals-nute men, if you please of coming revolution. We'll such idea plain screwy The labor movement as whole is anything but instrument created for the express pur pose of overhrowng form of government it is in very fact direct expression of representative Amer canism This much assert with positive conviction after having spent more than quarter of century in the labor movement in various official capacitieS-e committeeman, delegate business agent, organizer and editor
 In my day. it is true have met both Communists and racketeers in the labor movement. But in my exper- these the exception rather than the rule Nor has the situation grown progressively worse To- day. formerly better than 95 per cent of the rank and file good honorable Americans willing to do the honorable thing when they know it to be the honorable
 
 well
 Of course it is not always easy matter to plot an honorable of action in dshonorable situation This mainly because the situation is frequently dark ened by certain employers whose attitude toward the unions and their leaders of intolerance and open antagonism. Unfortunately we still have employers who, in their own words, would rather slug it out Moreover too many businessmen conduct their af- fairs behind smoke screen, ignorantly seeking advantage in effort to mystify and deceive Yes many business leaders allow neither the workers their representatives any of finding out the tua state of affairs in situation that closely affects them Hence it is wonder that the union leaders as group forever ready to go at the employer hammer and tongs and make demands upon him which are in fact unreasonable
 When stop to analyze the situation, we soon dis that in few the employer to blame than the union for sudden fare-up This is simply be- cause there today employers who refuse to operate their businesses the up and up-who refuse to lay their cards the table and treat their workers the partners they so truly are:
 Needed on the part of management throughout Amer can industry is spirit of ghtforwardness in porting it's trials and trbulatons in simple terms to the worker At present there is too much hocuspokus too little willingness to confde in the worker This leaves
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-28

"The close proximity of danger will cause the heart to beat rapidly, says physician. Yes particularly if the danger is beauteous blonde
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-28

For Good Printing Gall Main l25
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-23

stojf So az SIS die jakosti. Pres
tyto vysoke ceny dlouhe rady
lidf stale stojf pred vladimir
obchody, v nichz Sc prodava
volne, t. j. nepridelovane zbozf.
Rady lidf pred obchody jsou
d1kazem, re skoro vseho zbozf
je n~edostatek. Pence naproti
tomu je hojnost - az pTflisna
hojnost - S vyjfmkou t. Nv. til
dn1ch nepfatel komunist1, KITE
RI jsou stale zbavovani kazde
nadeje, re budou S to vydela-
vati 81 zivobytl.
Normaln1 hospodynka v Pra-
re must hledeti, ably vystacila S
nedostatecnym mnozstvim po-
travin, nemuseli kupovati ma
"volnem" nebo cernem trhu. A
zajimavo je, re mnohe zbozi,
prodavane ma cernem trhu je
lacinejsi nez We vladnfch "vol-
nych" obchodech.
CechGm dlouho netrvalo, aby
seznali, re vladou kontrolova-
ne obchody mali vetsf risky nez
obchodnlci ma cernem trhu, kite
re komuniste odsuzujf jake prf-
|zivniky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-23

Hodnota Libry snizena.

Londyn. = BOZ o snizenf an
glicke libry je dobojovan kapi.
tulaci anglicke laboristicke Via
dy, ktera jeSt6 pred financnimi
poradami We Washingtonu neu-
stale tvrdila, re hodnota librv
snizena nebude. Britsky kan
cler pokladu sir Stafford Cripps
oznamil suchym rozhlasovym
projevem, re hodnota libry bu-
de nadale obnaset $3.50 "a je-
dnu libru misto dosavadnfch
$4.O3.
Anglicky pFfklad Timed SIZE
dovaly vlady Australia, Indie,
Danska, Norska a Jihoafricke
unie. Novy leland, Pakistan
a Ceylon budou pravdepodobne
nasledovat anglicky pTfklad.
V Anglii byl svaden O deval-
vaci libry tuhy BOZ, pTi cemz
zejmena cast konservativniho
tisku Sc "a sn1zeni hodnoty IL
bry primlouvala. Snizenim IL
Dry ma byt dosazeno toho, re
Dude usnadnen prodej anglic-
keno zboz1 v dolarove oblasti.
Kdyz libra byla snfzena O 60
procenta, tax by Sc to m6lo pri-
blizne vyjadfit tax, re male an
glicke auto, ktere zde bylo pro-
davano Ia $1,000, Dude nyni
prodavano "a nejakych $500.
Dalsf vyhoda by m6la pozdsta-
vat V tom, re americky kapital
Dude sp1se ochoten investovat
v Anglii a v jinych zemfch, KITE
re devalvovaly valutu, kdyz "a
sve dolarove investice obdrzl
protihodnotu znacne vetSf.
Byla to Amerika a zde Ease
kancleT pokladu Snyder, ktery
Anglii stale k snfzenf hodnoty
libry radil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-23
Jahody jake lex.

Londyn. - Lekafske hodno-
ty pripisovane anglickymi le-
kari jahodam jsou popisovany
v nedavnem vytisku casopisu
Manchester Guardian, ktery
poukazuje ma to, re "starodav-
nj doktoTi" pripisovali jahodam
lecivou schopnost pro mnohe
neduhy.
Lekar starych cast zaruco-
val, re iahoda "osvezuje dasne
a lec1 vfedy'', kdyz jest drzena
v 1stech. Linaeus pouzfval ja-
bod jakozto leku prot revma-
tismu a Hoffman prohlasil, re
vylec1 dokonce i s~ouchotiny. Nj
cholas Culbert popsal jahody
jakozto "vyborny prostfedek k
neduh1 ledvinovych,
krevnich, zlaznfch anebo hor-
keho cholerickeho zaludku, a
k obcerstvenf jakoz i osvezenl
nachylnosti k omdlevanf."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-23
Memorandum csl. biskupH sot
va Dude prijato vladou.

Praha. - Ackoli memoran-
dunn biskupd vyzyva k smiru,
nenf nijak smfrlive. Uvadf po-
Izadavky, jez vlada sotva mdze
pfijati, aniz provedla 1plny u
lstup.
Prav1 Sc v mem "Upozornu-
|jeme vladu, re Dude pro stat
velmi tezke, schvalf-li zakony,
ljez nebudeme S to pTijati. Bu-
deme m1ti mir mezi cirkvi a sta
ITEM, az vlada pTestane 1tociti
ma svobodu cfrkve a jejf auto
lritu.'
V memoranda Sc pravi, re
biskupove predlozili sva dopo-
ruceni csl. Wade "v pTesvedce-
nj, re nase dobra v1ra a poda-
vane ruce k sm1ru obdrzi prf-
znivou odpoved."
"Biskupove "dGrazne protes-
|tovali" a prohlasil, re "odsuzu-
il kazde neopravnene zasaho-
vamnf do svobody nabozenstvf
V tech prfpadech, kdy nasf kne-
Ii jsou vineni, a odsuzovani pro
velezradu, protoze vykonavaji
sve nabozenske a cirkevni po-
vinnosti."
Dodali, re cfrkev nechce nj
koho vnucovati sve ucenf, ale
"nemGze mlcky pTihl1zeti, re
|ieji knezi jsou nuceni k tezkym
.hT1chGm, musf-li udelovati sva-
te svatosti nehodnym syn6m
cirkve."
V memorandum sc pTipomf-
ma, re ma navrh. podany v brez-
nu, ma rozTeseni nesnazi mezi
clrkvf a staten nebylo dosud
odpovedeno. Pravi Sc v mem,
re knezf slozl pTisahu vernosti
republice, jakmile vlada uzna
%papezskou autoritu v cfrkev-
mich vecech.
Biskupske memorandum row.
nez trva ma tom, ably statnf ko-
misafi byli odvolani z cirkevn1-
no majetku, ktery obsadila VIA
da a re "pronasledovanf YER
nych katolickych knezf must
byti skonceno a must byti Jim
dovoleno, ably vykonavali sve
povinnosti a re c1rkevnf orga-
nisaci a skupinam must byti da-
ma 1plna svoboda."
Biskupove trvajf ma tom, re
organisace "Katolicka akce",
odsouzena Vatikanem jake ka-
cfrska, enema byt podporovana
statem'', a re predloha noveho
c1rkevniho zakona nema byti
pfipravena bez zretele ma cir
kew.
Dale, pravf biskupove, zaty-
kani knez1, protoze plnf mari
zenf Vatikanu, must byti zasta-
veno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-23
Pripravujf africky plan.

LOndyn. = Zastupci Velke
Britanie, Francie, Belgie, Por-
tugalska, JIM Afriky a JIM
Rhodesie Sc sesli v Londyne, a.
by zf1dili vybor "a dcelem spo-
luprace jizn6 cd SALARY.
Francie navrhla, ably domo-
rodf DELEGATE byli pojati do W.
boru, ale JIM Afrika Sc ostTe
postavila ma odpor tomu. Por-
tugalsko Teklo, re domorodci v
jejich kolonifch nejsou schopni
konati takoveto funkce.
Mezi pTedmety rozhovoru
byl BOZ prot mouse tse tse, del
nick6 problemy a komunikace,
obzvlast6 zeleznicni drahy.
Jeden dcastnfk pravil, re sc
doufa zavesti Teceny plan bez
dozoru Spojenych StatG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-23
Celni zakon

poskytujlcf presidentovi Tru-
manovi pravo k uzav1ranf eel
mich dohod ma zaklade vzajem-
nych who'd, byl schvalen sena-
tenn a kdyz zakon ten byl jiz
drive We stejnem znenf schva-
len domem zastupcG, schazf n.y.
nj jiz jen podpis presidenta Tru
mana k jeho platnosti. Pr spo-
leone schGzi senatnfho zahra-
nicnfho a branneho vyboru byl
pry doporucen Ike schvaleni "a
kon o zbrojnf pomoci rdznym
statGm, pfi cemz byl svaden BOZ
o dals1 pomoc nacionalisticke
Bylo nalezeno vychodis-
ko, re pro tento 1cel byl navr-
zen obnos SITS, 200, 900 a presi-
dentovi Trumanovi bylo pTene-
chano rozhodnutf, IDA kdy teto
castky pouzije.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-23
Tito rekl Moskv, at 81 hledi
sveho.

Belehrad. - Vzdorny mar
salek Tito Tekl IS. zaTf Moskve
zretelne, ably nestrkala svGj nos
do jugoslavskych vecf a upo-
zornil Kreml, re jeho balkan
ska zeme je "nepremozitelna
pevnost."
Jugoslavsky premier v jed
nom z nejsmelejsfch projev1 Cd
rozchodu s Moskvou pozval So
vetske 1rednfky, ably jej navstf-
viii a presvedcili Sc ma vlastni
oci, IDA Tfdf sc socialistickou
doktrinou.
Prohlasil: "Bajonety nevy-
pokrokovy socialism. Ne
nj nutno, ably Sovetsky svaz "a
sahoval do vnitrn1ch veci CT
zfch zemi. To mGze pouze zpI-
sobiti skodu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-23
Krajane pTijd'te ma
B A Z A R"
naSi Ceske Skolicky
%. a "a. zaFi!
Premier Francie soudi, Re
komunism ustupuje.

Premier Francie soudi, Re
komunism ustupuje.
Paf1z. - Premier Henri Queuil.
lie fekl v interviewu, ktery byl
uverejnen Ike konci tydne, re
komunisticka strana ma nyn1
mens1 vliv a re Francie je "pro-
sta strachu, ktery ma nj loni le-
Premier rovnez vidal chvalu
pomoci, kterou Francie dostava
re Spojenych StatG. Pokud Sc
tkne rozhovorG, ktere Sc nynl
konajf We Washingtone o dola-
rove krisi, mluvil O zavislosti
narodG jednoho ma druhem a
p%rohlasil, re Francie ucin1 vse-
chino, CO je v jej1 moci, ably u
sp1Sila evropskou kooperaci.
Pochvalil praci Evropske ra-
dy We Strasbourgu a prohlasil,
re Francie sledovala S nejvet-
zajmem praci, ktera snad
pfinese rozreseni evropskych
problemG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-23
Australia, Novy leland pro
pakt S Amerikou.

Gigwin Inn, Kanada. - Pr
porade statu anglickeho impe-
ria prohlasili zastupci Kanady
a Noveho Zelandu, re by veil
&c vital pakt statu Pacifickeho
prostoru "a 1casti Spojenych
StatG.
Novy pakt by mel byti vybu-
dovan ma podklad6 Canberra
paktu, ktery spoil Ike spolecne
Obran6 Australia a Novy leland
K pOradam V Kanade Sc seSlo
100 delegate, II statG anglicke-
no imperia a radili Sc pc dobu
10 dnd o spolecnych profile
mech.