davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-08-25
Montgomery Asks
Farm Support For
Labor OBJ jeetives

Laramie, Wyo. (LPA)-A labor
spokesman told the American Farm
Economic Association here last
week that farmers should swell
come and share in" labor's primary
objective-the maintenance Of con-
tinuous and expanding full employ
ment, without booms and busts,
because it is just as necessary for
them as for urban workers.
Donald Montgomery, Washing
ton representative of UAW, told
the farm economists that the farm
price support program and labor's
intensified battle for higher wages
in the big industries began at the
same time and for the same pur-
pose-"to provide human security
against the. onslaught of economic
forces" and that "the opposition
comes from the same quarter
"the same financial and industrial
sources that still hope to divide
labor, to destroy collective bargain
ing power and to drive it back to
competitive wages" and to aban-
don farm price supports.
The drive for higher wages
without higher prices, Montgomery
said, is part of this labor program
for sustained full employment It
is based on the belief chat distri-
button of the proceeds Of full pro
duction must provide purchasing
power sufficient to support full
production"
But industry, Montgomery said,
rejected this proposal--killed price
control and raised prices without
restraint. After killing price con
troll the big industries then used
wage increases as an excuse for
adding enormously to their profits.
"Many people," he said, "were
convinced by this experience that
industry was RIGHT when il said
wages could not be raised without
raising prices, the proof, to them,
being that industry did raise prices
whenever it raised wages. But or
ganized labor was and is convinced
Of she soundness Of its price
profit proposals, For it nae seen
the tremendous profits which in
dustry made as IT'S price increases
cancelled out wage increases.
at has seen the resulting de-
cline in buying power of wage in
come, 1t has heard Industrial lead
erS say that they must accumulate
profits in boom years in order to
provide dividends for the bust
years which will follow. And now
these industrial leaders react to
the shrinkage of buying power,
which their protiteering brought
about, by curtailing production and
making only token reductions in
prices. So markets continue to
shrink and more workers lose their
jobs. The record demonstrates the
soundncss, if not the success, Of
the wage price profit policy which
labor proposed"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-08-25
American Medical Association Behind
MedicaI-Press Scandal In Minnesota

Minneapolis (LPA)-The Amer
lean Medical Association was in
volved in the deal between Mime
sofa doctors and editors under
which the Minnesota Medical Assn
dropped its ban against advertis-
ing by doctors in order to get the
editors to carry the story of medi-
cine as a private enterprise"
The secret deal-which amount
cd to a virtual bribe of the press
to carry on the doctors campaign
against President Truman's health
insurance program in return for
medical advertising-was exposed
last week by Nathan Robertson in
an article distributed by Labor
Press Associates. The scandal was
reverberating this week not only
in Minnesota, but throughout the
nation.
Minnesota editors were talking
freely about it, but not all of them
for quotation. Their statements in
dicated clearly, however, that the
April 8 conference between the
doctors and the editors, at which
the plan was hatched, was spanked
by John Bach, high-priced press
relations director of the American
Medical Assn. One editor describ-
ed the atmosphere of this confer
ence as "disgustingly venal."
What apparently happened was
that, when the doctors complained
that they were not being treated
fairly by the press, one of the edl-
tors replied that if they weren't
satisfied the advertising columns
were always open. Those who at
tended the conference said many
of the newspapermen complained
that the doctors were the one
group within the community which
was not sharing the financial bur
dens of the press
The doctors were quick to see
the light and at the meeting OF the
State Medical Society the next
month they dropped their long
standing ethical rule against ad-
vertising by doctors. They not only
approved small professional adver-
tisements but also large display
advertising by medical socletieS
such as appeared recently in the
St Cloud. Minn., Daily Times en-
titled Liberty or CollectlYist
Shackles."
At the same time, the doctors
endorsed special tabloid sections on
medical progress in metropolitan
newspapers, the advertising in such
sections to be paid for by hospitals,
optical concerns, drug manuiactur
ers "and any other ethical groups
and individuals allied with medl-
cine"
The advertising resolution APP
proved by the medical society
clearly showed it was designed to
meet zone criticism frequently
heard from the press" that the
medical profession expects the
press to maintain the entire bur
den of indirect publicity from the
doctor to the public without re-
muneration." Advertising by doc
tors, long prohibited as protec-
tion to the public, was authorized
to help "alleviate the financial bur
den connected with publishing local
newspapers" :"
News of the doctors action was
passed along to the editors by
Ralph Keller, manager of the
Minnesota Editorial Assn, in a
confidential bulletin" to editors
expressing the hope that the re-
taxation of medical ethics would
not lead to a similar relaxation of
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-08-25

our 1947 convention were widely
misrepresented. y
Randolph insisted that "the very
life Of this union is at stake 1t
has been so since the Taft Hartley
law was adopted. 1t will continue
so until that law is repealed. We
have kept our union intact and
preserved 2 maximum of union
conditions without violating the
Taft Hartley law"
Discussing the cost of the strug
gle, he said emphatically that
"now is no time for gripping or
penny -pinching,"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-08
: 10000 myliq =!
3 kelione ~. '1s'crAs &.;'
RaSO
J. v. VALICKAS
(Pabaiga)

|iskeisti toki "dideli piniga" =.
Tad buvo nutarta pasiQsti ''kur-
jeri" Las Cruces miestell, uz
20 kilometru, so pezQ iskeisti :.
o as tue tarpu nusprendziau cia
pabuti diena kita ir pasiziu-
ii, kaip jie cia gyvena. Mes ir
dviraciu toliau keliauti man jau
,buvo visiskai perejes noras +.
Tx buvo labai gala, kad netu-
rejau su savim cionai Marco.
Jis cia man butu buves labai
naudingas vertejas.
Wis delto susitariau su vienu
paaugliu, kad jis bus man va
dovu nueiti giliau j dzungles,
Nors, tiesa sakant, jau ir Sis
kaimas buvo beveik dziunglese
Mano vadas parupino sau il
man be gallo didelius peilius, pa.
siemem kick maisto ir iskelia'
vom gilyn j miska.
Po kokiu triju valandQ kelio'
mes susedom pasilseti ir uzkasti
Staiga mus apstojo nezinia is
kur atsirade penki augaloti in
denai. Visi buvo su ilgais pei
liais US dirzu, rankose ture
ljo ir ilgas Jets. Jie eme kalbe
tbs SUI mano vadovu indeniskai
O paskui vienas is ju zenklu mar
parode, kad eitumem drauge.
Name apeme ir nerimas: cit
; tai eiti, bet kur gi mes cia da
bar eisim ir ar grisim -.
) Bet kadangi tie indenai afro
de CANA draugiski, tai ir man'
baime nebuvo labai didele. Pa
sirode, kad jie mus vedasi pa
! save j svecius. Pc poros valand1
: priejome ju setras, is kuriu pa
: sirode ir ju seimos. Moteru vel
F.! duose buvo matomas didelis nu
4 stebimas, kai jos pamate name
: savo vyru tarpe. Bet greit bu
: vo issiaiskinta ir jos nusirami
5 no.
Netrukus man parode Wet;
: sestis ir atneSe ozkos ar awe
: virta slauni, o drauge ir kazko
5 kio gerimo, kuris gerokai priml
!! ne lietuviska 'krumine" Bet p
: pusvalandzio pajutau, kad t
"krumine" gerokai sildo -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-08

skaitytojai ir nenori su ia skir-
tis, bet nepajegia uzsimoketi.
DIRVA jienns siunciama nemo-
kamai. Tas, zinoma, apsunkina
DIRVA. Jusu dovana D1RVOS
administering perduos tokens
skaitytojams ir jiems bus daug
maloniau gauti DIRVA, kai jie
zinos, kad atsirado geradaris,
kuris atlygino uz ju megiama
laikrasti. Tokiu atsitikimu do
vanotojui bus tuojau pranesta,
kan yra paskirta jo dovana.
Jei kiekvienas skaitytojas ia
padarys, tai ne tik DIRVA bus
placiau skaitoma ir gales SUI
sustipreti, pagereti, bet ir skai-
tytojai pasijus lyg artimesni
tarp saves, labiau jausis vienos
Seimos nariais.
Pabandykite Sta malonuma
Pagalvokite, kaip bus malonr
Jdsu draugui gauti is DIRVOs
Jusu pasirasyta sveikinima ST
linkejimais ir pranesimu, ka(
jis gaus gaus Tamstos dovana
Oar didesnis malonumas bus
jei ta dovana paskirsite nepa
zistamam tautieciui. Ir Jum'
bus malonu gauti is apdovanoto
jo asmens padeka, dar malonial
ir idomiau bus, kai ia dovan;
suves JUS j pazinti SUI naujais
ligi siol dar nepazintais tautie
ciais.
Istikruju, nuosirdziai pata
riame - pabandykite! Pasinau
dokite tue Kaledu Senelio pa
tarimu!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-08
NAUJAUSI
NAUJAKURIAI
(Atkelta is 5-to pusl.)

Ill. 80
Perkuniene Albina, Aldona -
Philadelphia, Pa. .
Petrenas Algimantas - New
York, N. Y.
Ramanauskas Vaclovas, Stefa-
Mia, Ausra - Chicago, Ill.
Ramanauskas Povilas, Ona, An
gelika - Philadelphia, Pa.
Raskevicius Juozas, Petras, Ma
RIA, Vytautas New Bri-
tain, Conn.
Reikenis Richardas, Zivile -
Philadelphia, Pa.
Rukas Petras - Hartford, Conn.
Rutkauskas Vytautas, Ruta -
Lawrence, Mass.
Sabrinskiene Ursule, Juozas -
Chicago, I'll.
lSakadolskis Juozas, 1Zabele, Ri
cardas, Romualdas - Chica-
go, Ill.
Selivoncikas Vladas, Magdalena
So. Boston, Mass.
|Smolinskas Albinas - Chicago,
| Ill.
Tolksnys Jonas, Ona - Great
| Neck, N. Y.
Trumpiene Anele - Brooklyn,
Vazgauskas Lidija - Chicago,
Vaicius Kazimieras, Anele, Ele-
ma - Santa Monica, Calf.
Vaiciunas Kazimieras, Jadvyga,
Jurgis, Egle - Brooklyn, NY
Volikas Jonas - Cleveland, Oh.
Zelba Simanas, Elena, Jurate-
Stase - Chicago, iii.
silenas Antanas - E. Chicago,
Ind.
: Kvocas Leonas - Brockton,
Mass.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-08
kaledq Seneliui padedant!

Prizes Kaledas daugumas tu-
ri rdpescio, kuo ir kaip apdo-
vanoti savo draugus, pazlsta-
ed snzeI5 !eqeI eIH !eL 'snul
protys. Jis parodo zmoniu ge-
ruosius jausmus.
Bet ka dovanoti? Kaip geriau
pataikyti?
Kaledq Senelis turf viena ge-
ra patarima:
padOvanokite DIRVA!
Kan vertetq DIRVA do.
vanOti?
Kiekvienam geram jusu
draugui, pazistamam, gimme
ar kaimynui, kuris jos dar ne.
skaito.
JUS DIRVA skaitote. Jeigu
turtle is to malonumo, tai pa
darykite ta malonuma ir XII
items, kurie jo Xxi siol neatra
do.
Dabartiniu metu yra nema
ia naujakuriu, kurie megst;
skaityti laikrascius ir nori juo
gauti, bet dar nespejo isigyt
reikalingiausiu kasdieniniu daily
kQ, nespejo apsimoketi isikuri
mo pradzioje susidariusiu sko
Ilu, todel kaikurie yra priverst
susilaikyti. Kodel negaletume
padaryti vienam kitam is j,
to malonumo? Kodel negaletu
me JUS uzrasyti jiems DIRVA
Jie uz tai tikrai bus dekingi.
Yra daugelis naujakuriu, ku
rie ir redakcija raso, ka
jie labai noretu gauti DIRVA
bet, sake, ''nedristame prasyt
kad siustumet skolon, tai da
turime susilaikyti''. Nuns su
prantamas jig nedrasumas, nor
ir nelabai pamatuotas. Bet, je
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-08

liavau jau lektuvu. Kelios die
nos su visa kelione ten ir atgal
- tai taip maza, palyginus su
kelione pc Meksika, kad, atrodo
nei pasakoti nera ko...
O be to - juk stai jau beveik
pusmetis, kaip "vaisinu' gerb.
skaitytojus ia kelione. KAHN,
ar ne CANA?
Vaziuodamas j Meksika, ma
niau ten pasilsesiu. Taip buvo
ir galima, bet Meksikos krastas
ir zmones suviliojo name ieskoti
nuotykiQ. Visokiu dalyku bu-
vau girdejes apie meksikiecius,
bet man nieko blogo ten neatsi-
tiko. Priesingai, nuosirdus me-
ksikieciu vaisingumas man la
bal daznai primine lietuviska
svetinguma.
Kadangi per trumpa mano
buvimo laika Meksikoj nespe-
jau su viskuo susipazinti, tai
galvoju dar bent karta nuva-
ziuoti. Ypac, kad mano buvoji-
mas Meksikoje man kastavo
tikrai ne daugiau, kick reiketu
isleisti per dvi savaites, vasa-
rojant Floridoj apie Miami
Beach.
Sezonas Meksikoje skaitomas
tada, kai Amerikoje ziema. Vi
sos kainos tada kick pakyla, bet
ten visada yra vietu pagal tu-
risto kisene. Sezono menesiai
yra lapkritis, gruodis, sausis ir
vasaris.
Vaziuoti ] Meksika automobi-
liu geriausia dviem ar keturiem,
ir vaziuoti ne trumpam lai-
kui, O kokiems trims menesiams.
Tada ir daug malonumo ir kelio-
mes islaidos apsimoka, nes kom-
pensuojamos pragyvenimo pigu-
Imu.
Apple gruodzio 1915 d. ketinu
dar karta patraukti j Meksika,
81 karta nauju automobilium. Ir,
jeigu susiras norinciu sudaryti
kompanija, tai galesime padary-
tt idomia lietuviska ekskursija.
Tegu liudininkai tikrina, ar tel
sybe rasiau apie pirmaji savo
lankymasi Meksikoj.
Tad dabar visiems, tureju-
Stems kantrybes sekti 10000
myliu" tariu aciu uz malonu de-
mesi, linkiu visems linksmu Ka-
ledu ir laimingu Nauju Metu, ir
tariu Xxi pasimatymo 195O-tais !!
- j. Valickas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-08
Ten, kur dviratis vertesnis uz
automobile

lcl, huF uVITdIlS NeTleSllS uZ
automobile
Isvaziavus is Oaxacos, po ko-
kios 80 kilometru prasidejo ne
gristas kelias. Laime, kad au-
tomobiliu cia jau buvo reta, mes
jei butu daugiau, tai visai ne
butu galima vaziuoti, mes kick
vienas automobilius paskui save
sukelia didziausi debesi dulkiu.
Bet salikelese ir cia jau SUI
krautos didokos kruvos akmenu,
kai kur sutikau ir mediniu We
zimu, uzkinkytu jauciais, ku-
riuose veze akmenis. National
ir cia rengiasi nutiesti geresni
kelia.
Nuo ryto Xxi velaus vakaro
tenuvaziavau vos 225 kilomet-
rus (apie 14O myliu). Privazia-
vau Juchitan miesteli ir cia SUI
zinojau, kad toliau kelias bus
dar blogesnis :. Ka daryti? Au-
tomobiliu toliau vaziuoti vienas
vargas ir maza prasmes. Tad
nusprendziau laikinai pakeisti
susisiekimo priemone: vietoj au.
tomobiliaus paimti dvirati!
SveciuOse pas indenus.
Issileidau kelionen apkrautu
dviraciu. Vaziavau 19 valandl
beveik nesustodamas, kol pri
vaziavau Arriagas kama, CHA
pas provipcijoj. Bet nakvyne'
ir cia nebuvo kur gauti. Isiren
giau po vienu medziu ant siau
du ir taip pernakvojau. Bet i
ryto pas ta ukininka, kuris mai
leido tais ''patalais'' pasinaudo
tt, jau buvo susirinkes visas kai
mas. ;. amerikono pasiziureti
Visi jie buvo indenai ir daugum
beveik visai nemokejo ispanis
kai, ka jau bekalbeti anglis
kai F. Taigi susikalbeti SUI jai
CANA nelengva ..
Pasiuliau seimininkui atlygini
ma uz nakvyne. Padaviau SO pc
zu piniga. Pasirodo, nei viena
toxic pinigo dar nebuvo mate
Tai irgi buvo jiems nemaza "dy
vu". Svarbiausia - nebuvo kali
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-08

gu kas atsirastu ir suteiktu
jiems DIRVA, kaip dovana, ga
lima suprasti, koks jiems butu
padarytas dziaugsmas!
- Kaip ta padaryti?
- Labai paprastai. Shame
puslapyje rasite besisypsantj
Kaledu Seneli. Iskirpkite re
meliais apvesta lapeli, irasykite
j j pavarde ir adresa to asmems,
kuriam norite padaryti ta do
vana, zemiau irasykite savo ad-
resa, paskui idekite ta lapeli ]
voka drauge su TRIMS doleriais
uzrasykite ant jo DIRVOS ad.
resa ir ia laiska issiuskite pas.
tn.
Visa kita sutvarkys redakci.
ia. Tas, kuriam suteiksite ts
dovana, tuojau prades gaut
DIRVA ir gaus ja istisus me
tus. Be to, jam bus nusiustas
ir Sis lapelis, kuri atsiQsite il
is kurio apdovanotasis suzinos
nuo ko jis gavo ta dovana.
- o ka daryti, jei as neissi
renku, kan padovanOti?
- Tokiame atsitikime Jum
gall patarnauti DIRVOS ad
ministracija. Galite palikti tus
cia virsutine adreso vieta, til
apacioje parasykite savo adre
sa. DIRVOS administracija tn
ri visa eile ne tik naujakuriu
bet ir senai Amerikoje gyvenan
ciu lietuviu - ligoniQ, neuzdir
Ibanciu, kurie yra seni DIRVO'
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-08

isitikinau, kad tokiu ziedu ir
apyrankiu esu mates pardavine-
jamu miestuose. Vadinasi, ju|
"industrija" vyksta cia, dung
lese -,
Kitose palapinese indenes sede-
jo staklese ir aude grazius rank
sluoscius, kuriu irgi jau buvau
mates miestu rinkose. Kai ku-
riose palapinese buvo ir stalai
ir kedes. Lauke kai kur dziuvo
zveries ar ozkos kailis. Buvo sa-
liza palapiniu ir kelios sunu bude-
les, sulipdytos is molio ir zaga-
ru, O taip pat ir kelios vistides.
Visa sodyba buvo aptverta "a
garu ir kaktusu tvora, O po kie-
ma bindzinejo ozkos ir vistos.
Pastebejau, kad be keleto ko-
jomis ismindziotu takeliu, j sia
sodyba nebuvo jokio kelio. 0 tai
reiskia, kad tie indenai visas sa-
prekes j miesta ir pirkinius is
miesto tempia pesti, ant saw
kupru 80.
Pc kick laiko Seimininkai pra-
dejo rengtis j miska. Kviecia ir
name. Pc kokio pusvalandzio
priejome kita panasia stovyklele,
bet cia vaizdas jau buvo kick XII
toks. Cia buvo jau CANA nema-
Ii graziai sutvarkyti darzai, au-
60 puikios darzoves, pan1idorai,
meksikiniai pipirai, salotes, sa-
lieros, svogunai ir dar Sis tas,
gana apsciai prisodinta figos me-
dziu ir pamaciau du asilelius,
O tai reiskia, kad cia jau turima
)modernesne transporto priemo-
! ne.
: Ir cia, kaip ir anoje stovyklo-
je visi nustebe suziuro j name,
bet irgi stebejosi neilgai.
Tuojau atnese visokiu dar.
; zoviu, figu ir, lyg tycia, prikepe
tartiliu, kuriu ligi tol niekair
nebuvau drises prisiversti val.
gyti -.
Nieko nepadarysi, vaisingumc
: negalima paniekint -. Besivai.
: sinant parejo vienas indenas per.
simetes per peti kelias gyvacir
odas. Ypac viena oda buvo la
bal didele,ir gera, apie 5 metrr
. ilgumo. Visu dziaugsmas buvt
nepaprastas. zinoma, ir'as ture
jau drauge su jais dziaugtis
tue laimikiu.
Pasisveciaves cia, padekojau
uz vaises ir pasiuliau atlyginima
Nenorejo init, ir tik po ilgo sill
lymo prieme 5 penus. Atsisvei
kinom ir iskeliavom j pirmajs
stovykla. Grizti j kama buve
CANA toll ir pasiprasiau cia max
vynes. Indenai tuojau paklojc
ant zemes sausos zoles, visa quo
Ii apjuose kelis kartus stora vir.
We, zodziu sakant, paruose guol
taip, kaip jie patys sau daro.
Deja, nakti beveik negalejau
sumerkti akiu, mes padukusia
uzpuole blusos, ir vietoj poilsic
tik prasikankinau -.
O vos pradejus austi ir gal
dziai pragydo, prie ju prisideje
papugos ir visoki kitoki pauks.
ciai giesmininkai bel reksniai
Ir stovyklos gyventoja su saule
pakilo. Nusipirkau cia dar pore
ranksluosciu ir grazia paklode
ir iau beliko sakyti paskutin5
"adios". Bet, nelaimei, man isl.
skaudejo dantis. Parodziau Sci
mininkams.
Cia vienas tuojau nubego
miska ir po keliolikos minuciQ
grizo SUI kazkokiomis zievelemis
Uzdejau ant danties ir po kelly
minuciu nustojo skaudejes. At
silyginau uz pagydyma ir iske-
liavau j Arriaga kama.
Cia ilgai negaises, sedan ant
dviracio ir traukiau j Juchitan,
kur taip pat nebetrukau ir jau
automobiliu vargais ne CALAIS
parsibaladojau atgal j Meksikos
SS Ia
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-08

gu kas atsirastu ir suteiktu
jiems DIRVA, kaip dovana, ga
lima suprasti, koks jiems butu
padarytas dziaugsmas!
Evening star., 1949-02-09
Head Of Bar Group
Warns Of Danger in
Genocide Convention

A most serious threat" to our
conception of law and government
lies in the Genocide Convention
which has been signed by the
United States and 19 other coun-
tries, a speaker said here last
night.
Frank E. Holman. president of
the American Bar Association,
warned that the American people
should study the treaty further
before they permit possible rati-
fication by the Senate. He spoke
at a meeting Of the District Bar
Association in the Mayf1ower Ho-
tel.
In terming the convention an
extraordinary scheme for world
collectivism." Mr.. Holman said 1t
is a revolutionary document" SC
far as our conception of law and
government is concerned. In that
it involves the organization Of an
international criminal court on
human relations. 4
Outlaws Mass Killings.
The convention, as drafted In
the General Assembly, would out
law the killing of racial, clinical
OF religious groups.
Mr.. Holman contended that, by
virtue of its international aspects.
the convention would interfere
with the lives, liberties and prop
critics of American citizens in that
it would permit foreign nations
tto pressure-group" against the
United States.
The speaker said his associa-
ton has conferred with officials
here in seeking time for adequate
study of the treaty. in view OF
the prospect of its being ratified
within the next few months.
Problem on Doorstep.
E.,iHe said the treaty might mean
the charging by international
sources of officials involved in
the Detroit race riots or the anti
japanese reaction in California in
recent years. Other countries. in
making charges of completely Of
genecide. could allege that our
authorities did not take adequate
measures in preventing such
trouble, Mr.. Holman declared.
This is more important and
immediate than the Communist
threat, because it is right on our
doorstep" the speaker added.
The people have not been ad-
vised Of the true content Of. these
proposals. They are a far-reach-
ing and insidious challenge to
our heritage"
Evening star., 1949-02-09

ington Advertising Club, meeting
in the Hotel Statler. that new in
telligence reports show important
news broadcasts by this country
is circulated generally in satellite
nations within "a hours.
He said information Is lacking
on whether the broadcasts are as
effective within the Soviet Union
itself.
In the satellite countries, how
ever. an effective underground for
dissemination of world news has
been built up, Mr.. Free said.
The club heard a plea from
Benjamin H. Namm. former presia
dent of the National Retail Dry
Goods Association. for cooper
alton of advertising people and
stores III the forth coming DE
mocracy Works Here" program
which is backed by 250,000 re-
tailers Of the country.
The program. to be launched
February Is. is designed to re-
mind retail businesses and their
customers that a free exchange of
goods is the right of a free peo-
pie.
Club President Ben Strouse pre-
sided at the meeting.
Evening star., 1949-02-09
c|app Honored In Chicago
For Welfare Statistics Use

Raymond r. Clapp. principal
assistant, Director Of Public We'll
fare, has returned to Washington
from Chicago, where he was hon.
ored last week as the originator
Of the use of social statistics in
welfare work..
AS a testimoniay to his work as
the pioneer In, the field of social
statistics. he was presented with a
bound volume containing more
than so letters from directors and
officers Of community chests from
the major cities in the country.
Mr.. Clapp began using social
Evening star., 1949-02-09
Red Censorship Seen
Boon 10 Voice News

Rigid censorship in Russian
satellite countries on foreign news
is playing into the hands Of the
United States. as increasing num-
bers of listeners behind the Iron
Curtain in turn to the Voice Of
America programs for their news,
State Department official de-
clared here yesterday.
Lloyd A. Free. special adviser to
the Assistant Secretary OF State
for Public Affairs. told the Wash
Evening star., 1949-02-09

statistics while he was assistant
director Of the Cleveland Welfare
Federation in 1924. Up to that
time there was no reliable factual
material by which comparisons of
volume and cost of social work in
cities could be determined. He
set up the original statistics in a
comparison of three cities, and
later expanded this work to in
clude 10 other cities.
Evening star., 1949-02-09
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