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Evening star., 1949-05-30
Capitol Tronsit League
Set to Open Tomorrow

The Capital Transit Baseball
League will open tomorrow with
games on the South and West
Ellipse. each beginning at II an.
The Cubs will face the Lions on
the south field and the Robins
will play the Tigers on the west
diamond.
e. D. Merrill, president Of the
company. will toss out the first
ball at the South Ellipse. w. r.
simms. president Of Local $50 Of
the Amalgamated Association Of
Street Electric Railway will throw
out the t,rst ball on the West
Eliipse.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Army Journeys Planned

Dates for the Second Army golf
and tennis championships were an
nounced yesterday. The tennis
tournament will be held at Fort
Monroe, Va. from june a through
July 2 and the golf tourney at
Fort Knox. KY, from July 10
through 23.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Five kotre Dome Grid
Comes TO Be Televlsed
d, ts.s Asses .wsss sssss

NEW YORE. May - - Tfas po-
mont telsvtsson network an
ncunced tCscas tfaai II would trle-
wise ffve Notrs Dame football
saraea next fall on lss eastern
and midwest network
The schedule sept 7&-~indianA
a, Nosrw Dame Oct. is-~TNAlAns
az Eotre Dauas. Nev la--NoEth
Carolina ~ Netre Dame ai New
York. Nov le--Iowa Of Metre
Dame: Nov. ae~-Scuthssn Cali
!osnia as Notrs Dame
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Bike Rood Record
Missed by Rosso

Another attempt TO break
the bicycle record Of hour. -
minutes between Baltimore and
Washington failed Yesterday
The 4a.s miles from the Capitol
In Washington 20 the City Hail
in Baltimore vas covered by
Mike Rosso OF Philadelphia in
! hour and 81 minutes. three
minutes abort of the mark s~.
In 1887 BY I'd Bsiber OF wash
inGeon.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Mr.. Peter Mite Choice
lin Rosecroff Feature;
Post Time Shifted

Post time for harness horse
racing at Rosecroft Raceway has
been shifted from 3 to SIS pm.
for tonight's eisht-race program.
Featured events are the nth and
six races.
In the nth. an $500 1-mile trot,
II conditioned. lis miles. Mr..
Peter Mite. the speedy horse
owned by Marty Burke. Troy.
N. Y. sportsman. looms as a So
favorite with Tom Lewis Jeb
Stuart. Mr.. Peter Mite. who
Shifted from the pace to the trot
this season provided q stunning
upset opening night in winning
the feature and paying $3.50.
Opponents tonight will be Ida
Hanover. Johnny Thomas driving
for the Lawrence B. Sheppard
horse: Baron Rosecroft. to be
driven by Alan Myer. and Mont.
which finished third to Mr.. Peter
Mite last week.
Some crack PAGERS are entered
in tho $500 Lie. II conditioned
sixth. These include Paul Vine
yards Tallulah2 Hanover. due to
be the favorite; Tom Wingate's
Hunter Direct: Ednamite. favo-
rite at Laurel Raceway last year;
Edgar Hanover, Lexington, Bon
pie .Tr Mischief and Count Won.
ian. Edgar Hanover Is co-holder
with Prince James and Mr.. Morris
Scott tfor1nerly owned ny the
Rosecroft president. william E.
Miller) Of tho Laurel Raceway
mile record Of 2:07.
Tonight also will mark the
debut Of Kroger Babb, sensational
3-year-old handled by Tom Win
gate. Kroger Bah won the rich
Reading Futurity last year and Is
entared in thA 1.mile trot eighth
Evening star., 1949-05-30
HONEYWELL Makes Awards

Letters were awarded athletes
In special exercises during the
Honeywell School field day. In
addition, silver trophies went to
Eleanor HALEY for horsenAn-
ship, Joan Riddle as the out
standing girl athlete: Susan Mari,
runnerup: John Young. outstand-
ing boy athlete, and Charles
Schulze, runnerup.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Motorbikers Roeinq

Forty Of the best riders In this
section were scheduled TO com
pete In today's motorcycle races
at Piney Grove Speedway under
the sponsorship Of the District
Ramhlers' Motorcycle Club. Six
hundred dollars In purses were to
he distributed.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Top Netmen Pressed
In City Journeys
Early Matches

Today was the day things were
supposed to start getting tough
for top players In the City Of
Washington tennis tournament at
Edgemoor Club. but Capt. Robin
Hippenstiel. seeded second. ran
into some trouble yesterday. as
did the old master. Barney Welsh.
Both won. but not IN Z breeze.
Hippenstiel's trouble came In
the drst set against Larry Sherry.
II was deuced numerous times.
with Hippensteil finally winning.
Is. after which he won the
second set, al.
Welsh. too. encountered sturdy
opposition. especially In his first
set against w. Kemetick. Welsh's
experience and variety Of shots
enabled him to come out ahead.
is, 60.
Defending Champion Jim
Thackara had no breeze IN passing
Bob Threasill. g.. e3.
It was tho same among the
women where Mrs. Willie Herbert
had occasional trouble winning
over Marion Ansness. Us. 6-3.
Mems and women's matches
were scheduled most Of the day
at Edgemoor. with the mems
doubles play taking much Of the
spotlight.
ToDAY's PAnINos.
Meas SinSlss.
il a.m-ws,sh vs. shore; LAavsns vs..
hsisnse sisnss ss :ssS' y, r. Ssses Ssaii ss: T.das.n a
s:$$SS s:$$SS snSap:sn sSn-Hisp:s,,,., Il T. r.'lS5I l%S5,I.o,
il s:n.-,aisy v.: i.tsI:
p.n.-hoors ys. etonsi Herbert vs..
Wsnen's sinsiss.
r.s.. sso B.1.on.cssmTs.1 Scssn:s.1r'y VI ESSs, T,
yx:fla'a; ys:ll i41'sa'tsi'sa Vi. 1ssS':SsS:
10 sn.-kOntsinini;W Wears Va niss-
saa: i..;a.ssislss:s " yS:;s:: S:s:::
nnvsss,,ss,;s.,.s &. 4. ~. r.s,,s.;
Soysi:T :Tsr..ssiiII v:Is::: :xaain. winner
:"1i s '"s. .ss!s:st@:sshss,s;x.as.a rs. .eaa.sa-
~; :hssisa',a:' y x,r.6s!yasr 6s!asrd
p%-Wlnnef R.ms:iet:sssnoIa. III tnsissiI vs..
S$sSs;s + -, ;sesss.;; .sss Winner
s'a:5 y Is
kisnts Is. Multi Eii. "'' A'''
ossss.os sss " ms',: rs
Esss: iSse:'a vs. minn'f s0ri''
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Mons Singles.
,.'' g -.se'ss:ss ass s.s::s. s:.t cs3,s.s:ss cas,s.e:s
81: -; ThFssds'ii dsisss'd Cooley
second 0iiound-cool.y defeated sara
e:mp. esns 0 wsds:a setss,'d dsY.ss:d nYddls
Fran EF.na ..;.n; smS s; s.d, Royal dsi:.s:s chsn
Asp.n.. AAnsIsass r'a:siss siss.d ssih,sss shsss; ~ 81
ss, s.a dfi::a is:1:a. nsGisssSa s:i:.s.a xi.i.s: 6
&. S.I; III. Lynch S;s d:st'e.:d Warner, 80. 81:
dsfeatsd charon. .622. SIS; xonde de-
fsstsd johnson. 70. 60; .: Johnsen
s:ii::::ss:: s:ii::ss: Mssarn Ms:s ,S, ssui4loee0ss: 4o@s
a.s.s.. asyss Sefsssss s.:Soa Sasrdsn. e ID H.
s:s.;ast s.is ast.ss:d sssi"fs b.rlIas l st }ii hi
peek .defested Heyt, Ga, e-2; Welsh
s:is::ssa s:s::s:a Asm::asai sa:sasi - s sn,sss,s asyes
dsisstsd Gordon. 90. 81.
qreene: :Ieassy, 90. Ga: Miller -Evans
defeated A'{Ssn.L: s..s, fI:ns:; ainsS:: Ga Ga
First reund--Hail defeated snsrfy.
81. SO; Decker dsfestsd Duff, 80,
Ill 1Snns,isy as3sstsS CTomwsn. DO.
E; 4sar!'e 4sary asie:s.s eS:sssd dR2ss:m, Rsssssn IT
e-3, e-; Gray defeated Lynch, 6-l.
80; Moore defeated oirsosian, s--6,
0-6, 6-4.
E:rb;sE 90, 20; o.. ~; !::s !;i:..sd , Ms5-
e-2. @4; 0ray. defeated Hall, %,
60; Herbert defeated Ansness. 7-6,
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Tokomu Girls Aheod

DANVILLE, Va. May 80 (Spe-
ciaD Gladys Tietgen tossed a
ve-hitter as Takoma Decorators
girls softball team of Washington
beat Dan River Mills team Of Dan
Vile, 4-3, yesterday.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Quontico Nine Wins Aooin

QUANT1CO. Va. May 30 tepe-
cial) .-Quantico Marines baseball
team beat Cherry Point Marines.
1875 yesterday for the second ttms
In two days.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Rosecroft Entries

FIRST HAc.-sss.s. ,soc; ,,ysss-oids and
, 1949-06-08
PUBLICATION
Pursuant to paragraph 2 Of

Pursuant to paragraph 2 Of
the Charter of Foundation for
Merchant Wilhelm Smidt's Lee
gacy for assisting needy per-
sons in st. Croix, it is hereby
brought to public notice that
interest in the amount of $50
90 will be available for distri-
button on July /, I949.
Applications containing the
requisite Information and.
duly certified should be for
Warded to the undersigned
not later than June II, 1949.
Government of the Virgin of
the United States
ChriStiansted, st. Croix, v. 1.
May rs, 1949
HARRY E. TAYLOR
, 1949-06-08
HOPE FOR A COMPLETE CHARTER

HOPE FOR A COMPLETE CHARTER
H NEWS THAT the charter of the Virgin Islands
Company had been revised to exclude the manufacture of
rum somewhat shocked the Island. And it is of little wonder,
for what kept the Woo going was the rum which helped to
even out the deficit on the manufacture Of sugar. Should this
charter remain as til 5 at present, we feel that therewiIl be a
setback, and that once again the Company,will be one step
farther away from accomplishing its purpose as an agency for
the rehabilitation of the Island.
ATTHE PRESENT TIME hearings on this charter are
being held in Washington, and it is gratifying to note that
Councimen Hodge and Downing, Ward M. Canaday and
Alexander Moorhead have testified in favor Of a change. And,
as many already know the greater the number of testimonies
the greater the chances for bringing about the change
WHEN THE INFORMATION was first had many wond-
cred what brought about the change. Certainly this came out
of the blue, for the value and advantage of having Govern
ment House Rum manufactured helped considerably. Many
wondered if this change came about as the result of fear of
competition, but nothing definite can be said, nor can the
finger be pointed. However, should it be known that efforts
to bring about this change came out of the Islands, it would
be time indeed for us to see who are our friends and who are
our enemies.
BY NOW IT IS known that the manufacture of sugar and
rum on this island, particularly by the Woo is very largely a
matter of rehabilitation. The fertility of our soil, rainfall and
other factors have kept down the per acre production Of cane
to the place where it is almost Improbable to grow cane, All
of this comes in the light of stiff competition from other areas
where conditions are more favorable. However, we must do
something, and it is better for us to continue to grow cane,
make sugar and rum, than sit idle and depend upon upon the
dole. In operating the Bethlehem factory, many hundreds Of
small growers have the opportunity to grow a cash crop. It can
be seen, therefore, that everything shouldbe done to help the
situation along, and to extend the charter with its cutailed
, 1949-06-08
NEWS

The SIS "BYFJORD" North
bound is due at Frederiksted
June 9Th accepting freight for
New York.
All documents should be
presented at the office not laa
ter than Tuesday June 7th.
ALcoA COMPANY
Rob't. L. Merwin q, Co. Inc.
condition is like giving some
thing but withholding a part
of it.
ALL the Virgin Islands are
looking forward for a change
in the charter. 1t is necessary
in order to make the Virgin
Islands Company as effective
as it might be.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-10-21
NAUJAUSI NAUJAKURlAI

Spaliu m. d. laivu General Bal
lou" j New Yorko uosta atvyko Sic
lietuviai tremtiniai.
Balbatas Jonas - Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bankaitis Anetanas, Marija, Henri
kas Detroit, Mich.
Bytaut Anna - Hartford, Conn.
Davidauskas Antose, Virginia, AL
fonsas - Linden, N. j.
Dicius Pranciskus, Domicele, Renual-
das = Chicago, Ill.
Druskis Kazimieras, Elena, Edmun-
das, Aausra- Elena - Indianapolis
Gleiforsaite Hilda - Brooklyn, N. Y
Janusonis Paulina, Ramuse - Kear-
ny, N. j.
Jasaityte Agne = Detroit, Mich.
Jursenaite Grasilda, Emilia - Chi
cago, Ill.
kazlauskas Pranas - Reed City
| Mich.
| klovas Vincas, Maria, Paulina -
Chicago, Ill.
Ladukas Stanislovas, Maria = Bro
oklyn, N. Y.
Levickiene Sofia Sunnyside, Vase
Matijosaitis Justinas = Philndel-
phia, Pa.
Matulaitis Bronius, Konstancija =
Chicago, Ill.
Mikuckis Juozas, Paulina New
York, N. Y.
Mikaitis Otonas, Lena, Hermanas,
Vilhelmas, Anna M. - Concord,
N. c..
Mockus Stasys, Virgilija, Regina -
Houston, Texas.
Nakas Osvaldas = Philadelphia, Pa.
Mikulionis Jonas, Janina = Roche
ster, N. Y.
Natkeviciene Mikalina, Dominka- -Da-
mute = Detroit, Mich.
Palubinskas Saliomeja, Benediktas,
Albinas - Lewiston, Maine.
Paulavicius. Pranas = Chicago, III.
Pazerunaite Antanina = Buffalo, NY.
Plienaitis Pranas, Ona Detroit,
Mich.
Plechavicius Povilas, Povilas, Ire
ma Avon Lake, Ohio.
Ramanauskaite Elena - Heron Lake,
MINI.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-10-21

S. m. spaliq IL d., laivu General
Hersey" i Bostono uosta atvyko Sic
lietuviai tremtiniai:
Adomaitis Motiejus, Zuzana, Romu-
aldas, Edmundas - Maspeth, NY.
Apanavicius Vincas, Militia, Aurinas
Wellesley, Mass.
Azubalis Alfonsas, Genovaite, Da-
lis - Beverly, Ind.
Apanaviciute Stanislava - So. Had.
ley, Mass.
Banaitis Kazimieras -. Santa Moni.
ca, Calf.
Bitinas Albertas - Crowleyn, La.
Butkunas Romanas - Philadelphia
Pa.
Ciurlys Ernestas, Stase, Brute, Kes.
Dauksa Jonas. - Chicago, Ill.
Dimsa Marijona~ Virginia Beach
Virg. '..-
Dambrauskas sGustavas, Ema, Meta
Jonas, Helmut - Coalinga, Calf
Elskis Apolinaras Baltimore, Md
Galesas Antanas, Stefanija, Jurati
- Orangeburg, S. Carol
Gauronskis Antanas - Great Neck
N. Y.
Gegzna Povilas - Chicago, ILL.,
Gintvilaite Viktorija Worcester
Mass.
Gruodis Petras - Lawrence, Mass
Jakniunas Anicetas, Brute, Brazu
tbs ,Biddeford, Maine.
Jasinskas Juozas - Ocean City, NJ
Jukomsonas Veronica = Astoria, Or
Juodvirsis Pranciskus, Izabele -
Chicago, Ill.
Karosas Viktoras = Litchfield, Conn
Karpiunas Stasys - Scottville, Kan
Leve Leonas, Anele, Anele = Hart.
ford, Conn.
Linertas Teodoras Waterb., Conn
Lukosevicius Antanas = Brooklyn
N. Y.
Markunas Petras, Wanda, Povilas
Regina = Fort Collins, Colorado
Markeviciene Cecilia = Beverly. Ind
Marcenas Juoas - Detroit. Mich.
Merkneriene Justina = Butler, Pa
Mikalauskas Steponas - Newark
N. J.
Milavickaite Irute = Chicago, Ill.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-10-21

Moricas Jonas, Ona, Jonas, Mario
ma - New York, N. Y.
Janusevicius Martynas, Cecilia -
Chicago, Ill.
Plenius Selam, Kete - -------
Pranaitis Juozas, Zofija -
Rudzevieius Mecys, Terese - Dover
Foxcroft, Maine.
Rutkauskas Aleksandras, Julia, Re-
gina = Detroit, Mich.
Sadauskiene Rozalija = Newark, M.
salkauskas Juozas, Hildegard -
Waukegan, ILL.,
Satas Antanina, Donatas - Chicago,
Ill.
sarauskas Adomas, Alfonso, Justas,
| Regina - Cicero, ILL.,
Skaisgirgis Kazys - Chicago, Ill.
Skinderis Vaclovas, Irena, Nijole -
hicago, Ill.
Stankunas Jonas - Brockton, Mass
Steponavicius Stasys, Valentino, Ii
Nadia, Irena Astoria, Greg.
Steponavicius Jonas, Vitalija, Algi-
mantas, Irena So. Boston Mass.
Surkoviene Elena Waban, Mass.
sneideraitis Jurgis, Mare, Otas, Ar
turas = Five Points, Calf.
Stasaitis Jonas hicago, Ill.
| Sadinauskas Bronius, Filomena, Kleo-
| patra, Maria, Arnoldas - Blance,
TeAas.
Paulauskas Jurgis = Chicago, Ill.
Orentas Jonas, Ona, Augustinas =
Springfield, Ill.
Tunkis .Jeronimas = Gary, Ind.
Uleviciute Anelija = Windsor, Conn.
Uleckas Vitalis, Viktorija, Laima,
Augustinas, Kaze - Baltimore, Md.
Valavicius Petras = Pittsburgh, Pa.
Vebeliunas Petras, Lucia, Danute,
Elzbieta, Julius Baltimore, Md.
| Vredyte Valentino = Harrisburg Va.
Valavicius Julia = Pittsburg, Pa.
Vanagaitis Juozas = Collinsville, Ill.
Voverius Franciska, Kristupas, Zina
Los Angeles, Cal.
Vendelyte Maryte = Lie, NY.
zidonis Stasys, Brute - Philadel-
phia, Pa
zitkus Antanas, Agnieta, Lucia,
Zubrickiene Maria - San Fernando,
Cal.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-10-21

Plunge Juozas Philadelphia, Pa.
.Petraltis Antanas Chicago, Iii.
fetrauskas Jonas, EugeniJa Phi
ladelpnla, Pa.
Plytnykas Antanas, fedora - Phi
ladelphia, Pa.
Preiksaitis Martyna, Eva, Mantvy-
das, Eva, Mare Freesoil, Mich
Pudimaitis Adolfas, Ieva, Jonas =
Newell, S. Nakota.
Racka Antanas, Maria, Antanas, Bi-
rute - Detroit, Mich.
Reinys, Jonas, Bernadeta, Jonas =
Remsey, N. j.
Rickevicius Antanas, Teofile, Terese
Antanas, Bronius, Algimantas, AL.
binas = Orwigsburg, Penn.
Rimkevicius Antanas, Vilhelmina
Rimvydas, Edmundas = Worcester
Mass.
Rukas Antanas, Elena, Dobilas =
Philadelphia, Pa.
Hutelienis Vytautas, Julia, Algiman.
tas - So. Boston, Mass.
Rimkevicius Magdalena, Nijole,. Wy.
tautas = Philadelphia, Pa.
Saulys Vaclovas, Augusta - Chi
cago, Ill.
sliazas Juozas Bridgeport, Ill.
Snipas Vincas. Kunigunda. Vincas
Romas = Waterbury, Conn.
Staskauskas Jonas, Zuzana, Algi-
mantas, Elena, Vytautas - Nor.
gan, MINI.
Strangalys Nina, Rose = St. Adams
N. Y.
Subacius Albinas, Natalija, Romu-
aldas = Wilkes Barre, Pa.
svitra Petras, Izabele = Brooklyn
N. Y.
Tutlys Vincas, Emilia, Ramute, Da-
liza, Gabryela Chicago, Ill.
Tautvila Juozas, Joana = Gary, Ind
Vaitkus Antanas, Ema, Vale, Eli =
Westfield, Mass.
Vaskelis Antanas, Anega, Grazina
Vitalija = Traverse City, Mich.
Velaviciute Aldona - Napier RID
near Pipestone, MINI.
zvilius Martynas = Northfield, MINI
zvirblis Juozas = Athol, Mass.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-10-21

VllluSltlS HelncaS - so. Boston, Mass
Vaiceliunas Stasys, Kaze, Edmundas
- E. Orange, N. j.
Valkiuniene Irena, Jonas Dyer
burg, Tenn.
S. m. spaliu 8 d., laivu General
Eltinge" j New Orleans atvyko Sic
lietuviai tremtiniai:
Aukstkalnis Kazys, Brone, Genovai-
te, Zigmantas, Kazimieras = Los
Angeles, Calf.
Bernotas Elena = Elton, La.
Climatic Stanislava Los Angeles,
Calf.
Feiferis Vaclovas, Marta, Genovaite
Clarksdale, Miss.
Gedgaudas Stasys, Vincenta, Algir-
das, Grazvydas, Mindaugas - Do
naldsville, La.
Kijauskas Algirdas - DanDiego, Cal.
Malskis Jurgis, Elena, Ramutis =
Little Rock, Ark.
Pranys Augustus = Sebastopol, Cal.
Rubas Vaidilute, Vytautas, Algirdas,
Ramutis, Maria, Juozas - SAT-
ford, Ala.
Schulat Marianne, Friedrich - Pa
taluma, CAL
Vaiciuls Wanda, Gertruda, Pranas
= Clarksdale. Miss.
Venckauskiene Antanina - San Die
go, CAL
S. m. spaliu 10 d., laivu General
Muir" ! New Yorka atvyko Sic lie
| tuviai tremtiniai:
Andriunas = Philadelphia, Pa.
Arnastauskas Saline, Jurgis - New
York, N. Y.
Ausrotas Antanas, Maria - Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Baltusis Edvardas = Racine, Wise.
Benokraitis Dale, Adele, Vitalius,
Vincentas = Brooklyn, N. Y.
| "Nohoiec Illd OI. AlDanS,
N. Y.
Bitneris Evaldis, Anna = Balti-
more, Md
Burba Bronius - Detroit, Mich.
Butenas Petras = Kearny, N. j.
Braziulis Alfonsas, Stanislava -
Avon Lake, Ohio.
Damarodas Jurgis :. Trenton, NJ,
Daukintis Apolinaras, Stefanija, Ana
| stazija, Grazina : Kearny, NJ.
Butkus Kostas, Sofia, Konstanti-
mas = Philadelphia, Pa.
Cyvas Vladas - S. Euclid, Orio
Dirgela Adolfas, Ona = Chicago. Ill
Dobilas Kazys, Ona = Philadelphia,
Pa.
Federavicius Stasys = Feltonville Pa
Gemarkiene Maria = Cincinnati, Oh.
Clcenaite Bronislava Chicago, Ill.
Giedraityte Elena = Chicago, Ill.
Glrskis Pranas = Binghapton, NY.
Gudelis Eduardas, Stase = Phila-
| i
Hausrotas Augustus, Maria = Gle
veland, Ohio.
Jankauskas Bronislavas, Jadvyga,
Grazina, Jadvyga = Worcester,
Mass.
Jakstas Ernastas, Marija, Elfryda,
Eimutis, Verneris, Erna - Heron,
Mich.
Janusaitis Juozas = Standish, Mich.
Gaigalas Adolfas, Antanina, Audro-
ne, Adolfas, Ausrele = Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Janusauskiene Maria = Boston,
Mass.
Kebleris Jonas, Aniele, Romualdas,
| Genovaite Mexico, Maine
Kezelis Petras, Bronislava, Petras
| - Midlothian, Ill.
Kalvaitis Konstancija, Aldona, Sta
sys Bethlehem, Conn.
Knystautas Zigmas, Alfred, Janina
Amsterdam, N. Y.
Kucinskiene Konstancija, Jonas =
Philadelphia, Pa.
Kupstas Mykolas = Irasburg, Verm.
Laniauskaite Agota = Nashua, NH.
Liaukiute Juze - Brooklyn, NY.
Mackevicius Petras = Brooklyn, NY.
Masiulyte Ona = Chicago, Ill.
Masiuliene Juze = New York, NY.
, Masiulyte Aleksandra New York,
N. Y.
I-Mazeika Povilas, Elena, Maria -
| Glen Head, N. Y.
Morkunas Jonas, Janina, Algiman-
tas - Philadelphia, Pa.
Navickas Petras = Brockton, Mass.
Nasvytis Mindaugas, Katerina -
Cleveland, Ohio.
Nausedas Izidorius, Justina, lido
! rius Eugenijus, Violeta, Angelo -
! Pittsburgh, Pa.
Navickas Juozas - Georgetown, I'LL.
Norvilas Vaclovas, Jonas, Victoria,
i Kazimieras - Monroe, Mich.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1949-06-27
Soft Coal Contract
Being Discussed

PITTSBURGH, (P)-A big bloc
of northern and western coal OPP
orators met behind closed doors
today to debate John l.. Lewis
new share-the-work program.
Their answer - which may be
given the united workers preSi-
dent tomorrow when contract ses-
sions resume at White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va. may determine
whether the nations 100000 soft
coal diggerS stop work again July
6. An operators spokesman said
any reaction to the Lewis proposal
would probably be kept a close Sc
cret until the operators negotia-
tors gather around the conference
table with Lewis.
Lewis has put this proposal be-
fore them:
He will change the mo contract,
no work" policy of the united
mine workers and keep the miners
in the pits after the present con-
tract expires, provided
The industry goes on a uniform
three-day work week during ne
gotiations for new pact.
The alternative is a shutdown
of all bituminouS mines. The
UNIV leader made that proposal
to northern and western operators
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Will Try To Ferret
Out Secrets OF
Age-Old Glaciers

PASADENA, Calf. (P) - Ma
lures own deep-freeze lockers,
the glaciers which hold the secrets
of earth's history in by-gone ages,
may yield some of their treasure
this summer to a team of scien
tific "safecrackers."
Explosives experts, known as
seismologiSts, are en- route to
Alaska to join a pathological re-
search group headed by DR.. Rob-
ert Sharp and DR.. Laurence No
bles of the California Institute of
Technology.
Using dynamite and radar,
along with other tools of science,
the researchers also hope to blast
from Alaska's mountains of ice
the answers to such questions as
these:
Are glaciers notwithstanding
back toward the earth'S poles
and if so, what will that do to our
weather,
How are glaciers formed and
what are they made of down deep
inside, How can the southernmoSt
glaciers survive summer heat
why haven't they melted long
ago?
The melting of glaciers has an
important effect on the worlds
water supply as we'll as on its eli
mate. Depth-soundings by radar
may help scientists calculate how
long this melting can continue
and at what rate.
This summers research is a
continuation of studies begun by
the group last year. The Caltech
group. which will be based at
Yakutat on the south coast of
Alaska, will be Joined in July by
DR.. George Haltiner of the u. S.
navy school at Monterey, Calf
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Sen. Flanders Asks
Use Atomic Bomb
Only In Retaliation

WASHINGTON, up - Senator
Flanders R.-VtO said today he
will ask Congress to forbid use of
the atomic bomb except as Wea-
pom of retaliation"
Flanders said the bomb, like BIZ
illogical warfare and poison gas,
"is not properly a military device"
but rather a means for the mass
murder of citizens"
He announced to a news confer
ence that he has drafted a resolu-
ton for the Senate and House
which would state as a national
policy that the United States will
mot employ the atomic bomb as
weapon of warfare" but
Until satisfactory means of
control are agreed upon and put
into complete effect through the
United Nations the armed services
of this nation are directed to pre-
pare themselves and to hold them
selves in readiness to retaliate
with overwhelming force against
any nation which initiates the
military use of atomic energy"
Flanders said the resolution has
four major purposes:
/. Make it unnecessary to wait
for the converting of Congress and
the declaration of war in case an
atomic bomb is dropped on this
country. Flanders says Congress
by approval of the resolution
would call in advance for instant
reprisals.
,. Set up a national policy for
the guidance Of the armed serv-
ices.
3. Give reinsurance to the peo-
pie behind the Iron Curtain as to
our purpose and plans as far as the
atomic bomb is concerned should
we be drawn into a war with their
governments.
i. Give a new impetus to endeav-
Ors to reach an agreement in the
United Nations on the use and
control of atomic energy.