davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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PRANESkIT
Savo Antraso Per1nain8

Kuomet rengiates persikelti
kllur gyventl, praneskit sa-
vo nauJa antrasa Dirvos Ad-
mInistracijai, ne pastui, mes
pastas nesius jums Dirvos |
nauja vieta jeigu neprlm0-
keslt. Parasykit m6ms uz
lc atvirute prizes persikei-
ma j kita vjeta gyventi. -
DIRVA
Cleveland 3, Ohio.
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TRANSPORTACIJOS Sajun

ga is savo centro Chicagoje
skelbia, kad 1948 metals trans
portaciiai = visokiam keliavi-
mui ir prekiu pervezimui =
Amerikos gyventojai isl e i d 0
apie 80 bilijonu dolariu.
sios sajungos zinioje yra 3d.
eco myliu sales vidaus vande-
nu keliu, 3,313,OOO myliu vies-
keliu, 100000 my1iq gelezinke-
liu begiu, 10000 myliu lektuvQ
keliq, 5000 lektuvams stoclu.
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DETROITO LIETUVIAI
SPORTTNTNKAT

Pereita savaite Detr o ii t o
dienrasciuose su graziais pagy-
rimais buvo pamineti vardai
net keturiu lietuviu spor t o
zvaigzdziu. ( Futbolo srityJe du
* vienos Seimos: Vince ir Vic
Banioniai. Xiii du - ST. Shin
kus ir T. Kaseta.
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2O.57O SUDDENLY

81 semestra Pittsburgho uni
versitete istojo 20,570 studen-
tn = daugiausia, negu kada
buvo tos mokslo istaigos istori-
joje. Tu suddenly tarpe 1857
yra veteranai, kuriems valdzls
apnoka uz mokslo tesima.
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Kaip gauti ginimo,
1nirties If kitus doku-
mentus per konsuline
tarnyba
tarnyba

L IIOCCCClCO oCI V1SCo VI CAAO DS-|
partment of State nesenai pra-
nese kaip galima gauti patvir-
tintus dokumentus - gimimo,
mirties, apsivedimo ir regis
truotu testamentQ = is sveti-
mu saliu per State Department
! ia.
Prasytojai gall rasyti tiesiog
tinkamam Americas konsula-
tut svetimoje salyje arba gall
kreiptis Division of Protective
Services, Department OF State,
Washington 25, D. c. Abiem
atsitikimais, reikia su prasymu
/, pasiusti certifikuota ceki arba
"bank draft" arba paste pinig-
laiski SIS. Is tu pinigu, 81 pa
dengia patvirtinimo kaina kalp
reikalauja Tariff of United
, States Foreign Service Fees,
: ir So vietinems islaidoms. Kur
islaidos mazesnes, atliekami pi-
nigai bus sugrazinti.
Kur prasymas siunciamas
, konsulatui uzsienyje, cekis prl-
valo butt konsulato vardu, paw
= American Consulate General
q Antwerp, Belgium. Jeigu pra.
svmas siunciamas State De
partmentui, cekis turf butt var
du "Secretary of State Of tht
United States. Jeigu prasy
mas liecia okupuotas sails, kali
Vokietija ar Japonija, prasy
: mus reikia siusti per Depart
) ment of State, Washington rs
l. D. c.
J. Pazymekite kodel reikia to
l. kio dokumento. Prasyme tur
l. butt pazymeti visi faktai. Gl
mimo rekordams reikia nurc
is dyti tikra pilna varda, abieJ
l. tevu pilnus vardus, tevu adre
iu sus gimimo metu, baznycio
la varda kur krikstas lvyko.
S. Nirties certifikatams .reiki
O. pasiusti mirusio pilna ward;
a mirties diena ir vieta, laidojim
y diena ir vieta, paskutinl adre
as So, abieju tevu vardus, jeig
10 zinomi. Apsivedimo certifiks
70 tams = pilnus vardus abiej
e asmenu, diena ir vieta kur lvS
ko (varda baznycios arba tei'
e mo, .jeigu buvo civiline cerem(
e nija), paskutini zinoma adres
S abieju. Testamentu kopijion
= tikra pilna varda testamel
to davejo, su mirties diena
vieta, jeigu mires, o taip ps
varda ir adresa vietino pare
a. guno, kuris uzregistravo tests
y menta, jeigu zinomas.
q, Siuos dokumentus gall gau
o. tik Americas pilieciai. Ateivi;
It. ne pilieCiai turf kreiptis say
! Sales konsulatus.
"a Reikia atsiminti, kad atsit
a kimuose kur reikia gauti GIN
mo arba apsivedimo rekoro
p svetimtauciui, kuris lleistas
O. USA kaipo imigrantas po lii
u pos l d. 1924 M, fotostatlr
kopija dokumento, prijungt
a, prie imigracijos vizos, gallm
e. gauti is Commissioner OF In
as migration and Naturalization
IL Washington, D. G. lokl pr
syma reikia pasiusti su so eel
lG M M (ryss
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-07

APIE 600 istatymu summary
mu pristatyta naujam kongre-
sui svarstyti. JQ tarpe zymiau-
sia vieta, aisku, uzima suma-
nymas panaikinti Taft-Hartley
istatyma.
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kLAIDA

DIRVOS Mr.. 81, straipsnyJe
is LVS 6-to skyriaus istorijos,
kur suminimi Amer. Liet. Mi
siios ir Liet. Kariu Motinu ko-
miteto atstovai, vyke j Wa
shingtona, DC, turejo butt
Petronele MedOniene 60 ne De-
moniene). Musu Detroitieciu
veikaja P. Medoniene dalyvavo
Liet. Kariu Motinu Delegaci-
joje iteikiant PREF. Roosevelt
tut peticija ir Rooseveltienes
prienime Baltajame Name.
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A.A. JONAS BLUMBERIS

Jonas Blumberis, 70 M, gy-
venes 1875 oath St., mire ke-
tvirtadieni, gruodzio %, 1948.
Like zmona Elzbieta, dukterys
Vera Tulauskas, Ann Shaw
bo. Anastasia Pepperock, Ade-
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RrOsJA ISTORINI PARkA

Valstijos parku globos konnl-
siia nuperka Wis dausiau re-
mes plotu is privatiniQ saVlnlh-
ku Allegheny ir Monongahela
up6s tarpusakyie, isteiginui
ten valstiiinio parko. Ia vie
ia yra istoriska: tame smallga-
lyie prasid6jo senasis Pitts
burghas. kur buvo isteigta pio-
nieriu kaimelis ir tvirtoVe, ku-
ri pergyveno kruvinas kovas su
indiionais, nenorejusiais baltq~
ju praleisti zygiuoti toliau j
vakarus.
Tam istoriniam parkui zemiu
supirkimas tikima bus baigtas
1949 metu begyje ir nugriovus
ten esanCius pastatus, prasldes
tos istorines vietoVes atstaty-
mas.
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TETA Is AMERIKOS

Lietuvos Dukteru Draugija
sekmadieni sausio 9ta buvusio-
ie lietuviu saleje rengiasi val
dinti komedija 'Teta is Ame-
rikos". Pc vaidinimo bus pasi-
linksminimas ir vaiSes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-07
LIETUVIU BOWLING

Alytaus Bar komanda tapo
nuo pirmos vietos,
kuria uzeme Harper Canton
Florists. Antra vieta uzeme
Master Tool and Die.
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CYVASTIES apdraudu Anne

rikos gyventojai 1913 metu pa
baigoie tur6jo iss6mq bendrai
S201. .000,000,OO0 sumoje, tuomi
pasiekiant auksGiausiq laipsn!.
negu kada SALES istorijoje bu-
VO.
APPLE 78 rliliionai asmenQ tu-
ri uzsirase apie 19O,0O0,00o Vi
sokiu ru.iQ apdraudas 500 skir-
tingQ apdraudos kompanijQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-07
Skelbi1nai Dirvoje

Turedami parduoti ar is
nuomoti mama, kambarl,
ar parduoti kokius daiktus
kuriuos kiti gall sunaudo-
ii, pasiskelbkite Dirvoje.
.Skelbimus atneskite gata-
val parase. Priimami Xxi
pietu treciadieniais.
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NAUJQ METU SUTIKIMAS

NAUJQ MEIQ OUllAIMAo
Didelis burys Detroitiskiq
siu Naujq Metu sutikti buvo
susirinke pas DR.. J. ir M. Sims,
2207 Oakman Blvd.
Tarp vietiniu senuju ir nau-
juju detroitieciu buvo ir is XII
tur atvykusiu sveciu: is Gle
velando - Dirvos redaktorius
V. Rastenis, is Ann Arbor }.
Kripas, is Dearborn y M. Cy-
bulls ir viena viesnia = nj.
Sims giminaite, net is Califor-
MICS.
Tu paciu namu gyventoJas
j. Tamosilnas Nauju MetV
proga paaukojo los DlRVOS
, siuntinejimui tremtiniQ sto'
vyklas paremti.
LIETUVOS NEPRlKLAUSO
MYBES SUKAKTUVIQ MI
NEJIMAS DETRO1TE
ivyks buvusioje lietuviu saleJ'
sekmadieni, vasario 13.
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Radio -CHORAS

Ateinanti treciadienl sopra-
mai ir altai malonekite butt re-
peticijoj puse valandos anks-
ciau, butent 7:30. Tenorai ir
bosai puse valandos veliau, bu-
tent $50 Wv.
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Detroit, Mich., Naltjien0s

line Konapka, Mildred Slavins-
kas, Julia Blumber ir sunus
Stanley Blumber. Laidotuves
ivyko pirmadieni, gruodzio 27.
Palaidotas Mt. Olivet kapinese.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-07
LANKESI SV. JURGIO PA
RAPIJOJ

Pereita sekmadieni sv. Jur-
gio parapijieciai turejo proga
matyti ir isgirsti per pamoks-
la jauna kun. Kazimiera But
keviciu, pries pat Kaledas at
vykusi is Romos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-07

CHESTER ir Delaware ap-
skrityse Pennsylvanijoje iSau-
ginama daugiau, negu puse Vi
sos Sales grybp istekliaus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-07
Vvtautas Markuzas

Dirvos Atstovas
Prenumeratoms. Skelbimams
1929 Manila Detroit 13, Mich
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16
a4S
S4ha

Reniden5ab1. sic f0nnten aus Die.
lem Seben tpirflid cine Strobe got.
l6oft, elm gbangelium MAIDEN.
JSie fonnten @enn ni6t Die
Siinoe lno Die nnorbnung tpdren.
8enn nidt Siinbe uno 11norbnung
aller Irt auf Dem Sbron Der 3eit
uno Der 8irfli6feiten idBen. so aber
lit oas friitli6e 2eben mebr nod
alS bas driltlide @louben beute elm
WtartDrium, elm Seroismus aetpor.
ben. ga iollen mir beten uno baben
ben &opf etpig ooa iogenoer @eoan.
ten 1no Sorgen. Ga ioIlen mir ebr.
lid letn uno finben foum mebr elm
ebrlides GiIoois. 8ir lollen feuI6
lein 1tno baben Nerben bon ser 8e-
glerli6feit uno l1nrube. @ir ioIlen
unfeuid nift einnlol oenfen uno mill.
len nns Die itnnliden &ei5e forttp6b.
reno in bie gugen iprtngen IaIien.
8ir ioaen Elm 8eib 5ur @be neb.
men unO tperoen alte WtGnner, bis
mir cine Somilie re6ti6affen ern6b.
rem fonnen. 8ir ioIlen vio" iagen
gum &ino, uno tauleno 2ebensn0te
i6reien oageeen nnein". g8ir IoIlen
bel Ser 8abrbeit bleiben unb niiiien
uns bofiir als bie 0ummen perloden
laiien. gSir iolIen ser @eneinIdoft
oienen, io5iole Meni6en iein ano
1eben, OaB mir es NIT louter gaois
item 5u tun boben. @ir Iollen uns
nit 2ei6 unb Seele rnierer 8fIift
ergeben uno miiiien uns 1ann bod
bebonoeln loiien oIs geum1ner Iouno.
iopiel pie Ser laiiieIte Geieue.
@tr fonnen beltte tatiGdli9 feline
Gbriitentugenb mebr iiben, obne bab
mir unS 5uoor iagen: ~ihier unmog.
ltd", obne boB mir uns bono6,
meni6lid betradtet, IG6erli1 Dor.
fommen als Eoren. l1no ood - mir
lanen uns nidt irremoden. @ir lei.
item fiir unIer GbriI Itent1m oas Men.
lhenmoglt6e. l1no mir leioen ourd)
innere un5ufrieoenbeit unb Geue fir
aues, mas mir bem GbriItertum on
Wenldenmoelidem idulotg geblieben
itnb. 9ofiir tpoI(en mir aber aud bas
geprBtlein in 1lns feitigen, bob mir
Gbrii item, mir armen driitli6en Sin.
Der INNER nod beroii6er iinb oIs
iene bo6genrl1ten l1ndrilten, bic eben
oles geben laiien, 1pie es am BE.
quemiten gebt.
Robert Linh1ydt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16
~ familienkreis ~

nod nit S6meraen entbebrt >piro bor
uns, biz es obne S6mer5en e1tbebrt
tperoen fann bon uns.
8is mir uns Dem groBen ginen bin
geben, gu Dem lniere Seele ia imme,
oas epige Seimtpeb bot.
9as etpiee Sein1peD, an Dem ole
5erbre6en, Die es itillen tpoIlen mil
oem troii6en 2eben lno ieinen @ii'
tern - uno an oem aue reifen, oie es
lttlen NIT ben @iitern oes e1pigen Sc.
bens, oas ieoem in Der 3eit i6on ouf'
gebt, ser i'm 0ienite Ser etpisen Soea,
le, fonfret geiproden: i'm 0ienite bes
etpigen @ottes itebt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16
Dte miro oas Groen.
leben pertpou?

8as 6em @rbenleben 9feis, ssn.
balt nno 8ert gibt, bos lit oie 2iebe.
l1no 5tpar nidt BLOB Die 2iebe BON
gater uno Ofutter, 8ruoer uno
S6peiter, 8raut 1no 8rGutigom,
Weann 1tn6 Srou, ionoern bie b0be,
re, reinere, itdrfere, Die etpige 2iebe,
oie Sie6e @ottes. gu bieier lit unIer
Ser5 geI6affen! 0aber lit es unrus
big in uns, Biz eS rubt in ibr. Roh
oieler Siebe perlangt 1no Ieb5t oos
Menidenber5. sic lit 1tns Der 2obe-
quea in ser 8iiIte bieies 2e6ens. @s
lit Die 2iebe, sic oas 2eben reid
mo6t, ote 2iebe, oie entpfaneen, aber
ou6 Die Siebe, Die geeeben miro. 2iebe
on uno on tpirlt Ieben. 2ieben uno
leben - sic @orter iino. Itammper.
tpanot. Oas 2eben obne 2iebe lit eli.
tel, boil 1tno pertlos. Ser lieblole,
lelbltliidtige Menid Iebt eieentIid)
ni6t, er eriitiert nur. Oas tpabre Sc.
ben fangt crit an, tpenn bic 2iebe
8ottes ausgegoiien lit in unier Sers.
Son bem slugenblid an miro bas
Ser5 erit redt liebefdbig. Damn miro
oas Ser5 tpeit 1tnb bos 2eben reid
uno i6on, penn mir in Seinen germ.
gern 8riibern @ott tpieoer Iieben,
tpenn mir @erfe oer Iu6enoen, ret.
tenoen, beilenoen 2iebe poQbringen,
penn mir tpobltun, 1pie unier Serr
in leinem @roentpouen bat 1poblee-
ton. Sdgli6 Die 2iebe @ottes emp-
fangeno uno genieBeno, tGgIib 2iebe
iibeno, erfobren mir es, oab bos gr.
oenleben feinesipees tpertlos tit, ou6
tpenn mir bon Ser 8eoeutung bes.
lelben fiir oas SenIetts gon5 abIeben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16

Gas ftiue, bduslide Slid lit bar.
Inn bas eoelite, ipeil mir es un1,nter.
bro6en genieBen fonnen; serduI6.
bolles Sergniigen lit MIR elm frem.
Der @ait, Ser 1ns NIT SofIidfeit
ltberldiittet, aber fein bleibenoer
9ausfreuno.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-16

man rights Of Wisconsin, Mime
sofa and Illinois would participate
in the conference. and the pro-
gram would be devised by a spe-
eial resort committee Of the Wis
consin commission which Is head
ed by L. II. Addison, dean Of the
University of Wisconsin extension
division.
The commission also announced
that It expects to hold q worlzhop
next March for tho benefit Of
those citizens and civic workers
interested in working In the field
Of human relations
The commission has been con-
sldering the matter OF. the ABCa
admissions policies for some-tims.
Its special study committee on the
subject is headed by Rev. Frank
lyn Kennedy Of Milwanltee.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-16
Illinois Governor
Follows Ledd Of
Gov. YoungdChI

Springfield, Ill - (ANP) - A
general order banning racial seq
regation in the nlionis National
Guard and Ill. Naval Militia was
handed down by Maj. Gen. Leo M.
Boyle, adjutant general at the
direction of Gov Adlai Stevenson
here last week. The order, sent to
all officers of the state guard and
militia, was in conformity with a
law passed by the last legislature,
as follows:
There shall be no racial segre-
cation and no discrimination in
accepting enlistments because of
race, creed or color. No one shall
be denied enlistment, re-enlist-
ment or commissioning, or be seq
regated, because of race, color or
creed"
Boyle's announcement added,
1T is the responsibility of the
commanders at all levels to in
sure that this directive is given
full effect within their respective
commands"
The Illinois governor followed
the recent example set by Mime
sofas Governor Luther Young
dahl, who opened up the National
Guard to Negroes without segre-
CATION. 1t is expected other north
ern governors will be forced to
follow the example set by Mime
sofa in the national guard set-up.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-16

early road show, The Creole Fol-
lies" she met Charles johnson of
Minneapolis, a dancer. She fell in
love with him and they formed
both a marital team and a dance
combination.
Early in the century the team
originated what became known as
the cake-walk. Hundreds of stage
dancers initiated Dean & John
sons strutting carefree dance.
Wherever the couple Travelled
Dora Dean was the toast Of the
town. Her great beauty resulted
in the song Dora Dean" which
was populsrized and written by
Bert Williams, the famous come
dian.
Travels of the couple took them
to England where they performed
before Edward the Seventh; to
the continent of Europe where
they were royalty received. Such
travels took them even TO Austria
liza.
At the end Of 40 years Of troup-
ing the couple returned to their
home in Minneapolis where from
time to time, until Mr.. johnson
was injured on a faulty floor at
Curly's night club, the couple ac-
cepted brief engagements around
and about the Twin City area
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-16
INDIAN GAIN
IN NUMBERS

Washington - (ANP) - Ac-
cording to Indian Bureau officials
here last week, the population Of
the Indians in the United States
is on the increase-an increase
averaging about one percent a
year.
Estimating in round figures, the
bureau says there are about 49,
900 Indians on tribal rolls, which
compares TO a low Of less than
25O,o 900 in 1880 and 39s, 900 at the
last official check in 1885. This
estimate does not include the
thousands of persons Of less than
quarter Indian blood who are not
on tribal rolls.
Descendants Of Indians are In
every state, but the government
maintains Indian agencies in only
u states.
OF the 200 tribes in the nation,
30 OF them are in Oklahoma,
which also has the largest Indian
population Of any state. It has
about 10000, Arizona with 66,-
900 Is second.
Fastest growing tribes are the
Navajos, Hopis, and Papagos in
New Mexico and Arizona - the
rate Of increase being about two
percent a year. Only six states
east Of the Mississippi have In
dian agencies. These are New
York, Florida, North Carolina,
Wisconsin, Minnesota and Missis-
sippi.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-16
So. Peter Youth
Plan chFiSSmus
PdgeCnf Dec. Il

The Christmas stories a. told
by Matthew and Luke win be
dramatiSed in story, prophecy and
song on Wednesday night, Dec, n
at 7:SO p. m. by the Youth Group
Of st. Peters AAfE church.
The part Of the narrator win be
taken by Miss 10 Ann Harpole;
the voice Of Prophecy, Mr.. Arthur
Glenn; Miss Harriet Bowman will
play the part Of Mary and Mr..
Harlan RHssel viii be Joseph.
Miss 10 Ann Fraction win be
the main angel but she viii be
Joined by a large group Of angels
in the angel choir. There win be
shepherds, wise-men and all
characters needed to tell again
the old-old story Of the Nativity.
Mrs. Halle Ewing is directing
the music; Mrs. M. l. Simmons
Is assisting or supervising the
properties committee and Mrs. w.
G. Maxwell Il directing the page
ant. ... ..-
The Church school program
with the Primary and Junior De-
partments viii precede this
pageant. Miss Eunice Leverett Is
superintendent and Mrs. 8.
Hughes Is directing.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-16

lease publicity on the affair, he
would consider hiring Negro
salesgirls during the Christmas
season.
Recently. Barmons' has refused
to live up to their commitment.
Bannons Is the only st. Paul de-
partment store that has refused
to go along with Mr.. Yong's at
tempt to integrate salespeople in
downtown stores. An the bigger
department stores have hired at
lease one regular Negro sales per-
son, but Bannons have not hired
their first regular person.
Mr.. Cegelske said that he made
no commitment with Mr.. Young
to consider hiring Negro sales
girls.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-16

Explore the possibility of INF
tiating legal action to prevent the
alleged discriminatory policies Of
the American Bowling congress,
which win hold It's annual tourna-
ment in Milwaukee in 1852.
support and aid whatever plans
the University Of Wisconsin adj
ministration devises to eliminate
discrimination against minority
groups in the student population
as recently demanded by the stu
dent government board on the
campus.
Tourist Resort Discrimination
Sponsor q tri-state conference
in Madison on Jan. % for a study
OF the possibilities OF joint action
to resolve the problems Of re-
stricted clientele practices In
some tourist resorts.
The state commissions on hui
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-16


are In such a hurry to get out Of
Europe. The harried feeling q 90
strong that some Of them actually
think II they miss this particular
plane, there won't be another one
for them"
When asked about the rehahili-
tation Of germany. THOMAS stated
there was no doubt In his mind
that the American sector stands
head and shoulders above all other
zones. He felt that the French
and British zones were behind for
a number Of reasons.
The French" John stated.
have learned a strong and united
Germany IL q dangerous neighbor
from years Of wars with them.
They are In no hurry 70 give the
German people their complete
freedom"
The British zone, being ruled
by q labor government n very
anxious for naturalization TO
come about, having their eyes on
the Ruhr area"
Thomas further stated that
both Of these zones suffer from
q lack Of money. He felt, also,
that both OF there zones suffer
q lack Of money. He felt also that
the United States policy could be
a little stronger In its own zone.
Because q man Is denAzified, he
opined, doesn't cause him 10
change his political views COM
pieteIy but often Just enough for
convenience. Some Of these same
men viii be in office again some
day unless something IL done to
see that they don't get that far"
When we asked about his fam
fly, Johns face Immediately re-
Taxed into q very engaging smile
as he readily showed us pictures Of
Mrs. Thomas Harriet as she Is
known to her friends) and his
three-yePNold daughter, Judith
Ann.
He told US that he certainly
wished It was possible for him TO
stay in the U. 8. through the
holidays but Judith Ann told him
fatty, ."Daddy. you better be
home for Christmas!" John leaves
Sunday morning TO make sure that
he fuInlls that order"
He said that both his daughter
and wife are in the best Of health
with the latter q tribe lonesome
for the Minnesota surroundings.
We are all very anxious TO re-
turn to the u. 8. and probably
win return before IRO closes In
March, 1851"
After spending a very snjoyabls
two hours asking questions we had
to answer q few Of them ourself.
An question were directed TO
"Just what happened to those
Gophers? Those guys let me down
in that Purdue game altar making
me $40 richer in the Ohio State
game" End of interview with no
comment.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-16
lannon's MANAGER THINKS n VERY
UNFAIR" FOR PAPER TO CHECK
ON FAILURE TO KEEP WORD

The general manager of Ban
mons Department store, a Mr..
Cegelske, called it very unfair"
that a newspaper would try to in
vesIgate his failure to keep a
commitment he made with the
industrial secretary of the st.
Paul Urban League to consider
hiring Of Negro salesgtrls during
the Christmas season.
Several weeks ago, three Negro
elevator operators employed at
Bannons were fired because one
of the workers was charged with
characterization"
When Whitney Young, indus
trial secretary of the Urban
League, interviewed in behalf Of
the workers, Mr.. Cegelske prom
ised that II Mr.. Young did not re-