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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-26
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Stalins ioeben erfolgte 8eigerung
I'M 8irtidaftlihs ihsSo5ialen 4usibuB
Der Sereinten Nationen, eine Inter,
i16ung Der 8erbGltniiie in ben for
reftipen arbeitslagern" Der Soniet-
Union burb sic 8ereinten 0ationen
5ll5ulaiien, fonnte niernanben in Safe
Succeb iiberrai6en. Sas ruiiil6e
rNein" miro nur oils elm 1peiteres
ioiuietanltlihes gingeit1nonis aufge-
faBt tueroen, 6aB bic boIide,piitii1en
0eadtbaber oie serinsite 2iiftung oes
~GiIernen 8orbanges" az i9euen ba-
ben.
es beOurfte oieies perItedten mos
fotuitilden S6ulbbefenntniiies fret
li6 nidt -5idreibt Elm 0itli6es 8latt
=, Inn Die internationale Seffentlid-
felt gu iiber5eusen, baB oie idon ieit
SSabr5ebnten Oie abenolanoilbe @elt
erregenoen Shiloerungen grauenpols
Ter 3uitdnoe in SEN ruiiiiden aonaen-
trationslasern nur auau iebr begriin-
bet iinb. Sic a6neigung Ser Stalin=
Msenten gegen eine offiaieae &ldruns
Der Inflagen ipiber oas r@ulag"-
'SDitem in &uBlano uno Sibirien
our6 bie Gereinten Rationen erfl1rt
lid aber tpobl niht nur our6 oas
S6nlobeipuBtiein Der Mosfau'er Ser
bre6erclique. 8ielnebr lit an5uneb,
men, oaB Die itarre uno Iture 4btpei-
Jung ieoes Seriubs, Dem @eiten ir-
genoapelhe Weoglibfeiten Ser 8eoba6-
tung 1nb Ser obieftipen ssnformie.
rung iiber bie Dinee iellieits oes gi-
lernen 8orbangs gu eeip1bren (eine
grfabrung, oie ben @eItalliierten
idon IN Ser &riegs5eit nibt eripart
bliebD, I'M @eien Oes Sopiet-SD.
items ielber begriinbet lit. Die boil
iheuiltiiden Simon Degrees milien
nur 5lt gut, Dob sic Sflabenarbeit Elm
tpeIentlider 8eitanoteil Der boli9etpi-
itiiben nDrbniing" lit, oie obne oieie
~eisenartige Snititution" 10 tpenig be,
|iteben fonnte, ipie ,fih oie einItige feu.
bale @irtidafts- l,nb @eieuihaftsorb.
nnng nnierer Siioitaaten obne bic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-26


iino uno nit ibm ipnpatbiiieren.
gs lit gnna darafteriitiih, mas Die
Stiefmntter Der Wenihenrehte, Grnu
3ooiebelt, iii ibrer tiglihen Speiinug
ibres 3inbergartens auftiidte. sic
anttportet auf 3uihriften, oaB es ibr
ferne lag, ben 3aroinnl aIs etnen
.Donig beipunoernsperten Wann"
bin5uitenen; iie tpoIIte nur betonen,
oaB es rtorift lei, ipenn Die aommu-
niIten 2eute einiperren, bon oenen
man Iagen fam, iie ipdren Ser Heli-
sion tpesen eingeiperrt tporoen". Sur
elm fanr pas! 8ie fannIt on 10 oumm
iein Snfel Soc S0& NOR piel
fliiger! Sic 5itiert Damn einen &orre-
iponoenten, ser anseblid nur Satia-
|6en bringt, uno bieier Wenl1 bebaup.
tet, "oie 8erboftune iei ni6t cine re-
ligioie 8erfolgung, ionoern cine Sra-
&c oes @ioeritanoes gegen ben Sort
i6ritt; Ser &aroinal lei Elm Geaftio-
nar, tpenn ni6t Elm Saif]ilt, 1nb Elm
befannter Mntilemit" Die gcI1u1si.
ge Eante oiltan5iert ii6 nidt bon bie-
lem Sdreiberlins. CESAR es Ser Gbitor
oes ,0ailD 8orfer' ooer elmer Der
toatpiitigen 9taoioten?) Seoenfaus
lou Der einorud bleiben: Ser &ar-
oinal lit elm Siniterling, Elm Geaftio-
ndr, unb, ~ elm gntiIe1nit. sSeblt nur
nod Der rSdll1B: 9fedt geihiebts
ibm! SSd fiirdte MIR, oaB bier Die
Gimme monb zines bon benen
ipridt, oie iebt S6einprotelte porbe-
reiten!
Ser quite Snfel Soc fennt ieine
Morsentbauer; er bate ia infinite
@eleeenbeit, ibre ~Grunoidse" unt
ibre Raiuitat 81 ltuoieren - bener
als mir, Die mir nur erfabren, mas
momentan uerpeoient" lit S6on
tparnt &aoio Bras oen tidehiiden
gpiifopat (ber iebt bon Mosfou naf
&om 5uriidfinoen mo6te). llno mas
erpartet oie vreaftiondren, fort.
idrittsfeinbli6en" 8il6ofe uno Mii-
liondre i'm berratenen Gbina - iett
nof Dem Siege BON Snfel Soes
frieoliden, barmloien &leinbauern?
Nad ser 8erurteiluns gr5bii6oi
Stepinacs erinnerte ih in einem 4r.
tifel on bas @ort aus Sen Sagen oes
Iaulturfampfes: @ott iei 0anf, es ge-
ldiebt @elpalt! Sd babe nidt mebr
oen Mut ba5u, i6 fiirbte pielmebr,
oaB nad etli6en 8o6en bon 8eoe-
reien l,nb 8roteiten &arbinal Winbs-
5entp ebenlo bergeiien lit pie beute
bereits gr5biidof Stepinac. SinO Die
Semofratien tpirfli6 10 bilflos ooer
mollen lie nidt belfen2 @enn Die gnt-
midlune lpeitergebt I'M bisberigen
Setnpo, lueroen mir zines Cages auf-
na6en uno finoen, baB bas Mbeno-
lanb beioniid getporoen lit. rSuoen,
Sreir1aurer, So5ialiiten uno 2iberale
baben Elm mebr ausgeprdgtes @efiibl
fir 8eltiolioarit1t als mir Gbriiten, I"
i6rieb unl6nsit Sr. 8id i'm 2uaer.
ner ,8aterIano' 8enn es nod
3eit lit 5ur aenoerung llno l1mfebr,
Damn miiBte bie 8erurteilung oes &ar-
oinals alien benfenoen MenId]en bas
8ort &aroinal Salllbabers in Ser5
uno @etpiiien rlfen: 8a6et mlf uno
medet einanoerl .
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-26

lpillens gegen oIle nnteroriidung 1inb
Wiafiir, eegen Die ger1peiserung ser
@ere1tiefeit iino nlIe 8eorobung Der
IgebeHigten Rehte nnb @runoi1se."
8ie ifon in atpei friiberen grflG-
runsen gum 5an Ninbs5entp oermieo
Der BapIt tpie6er cine oirefte 8erur.
teiluns oes &otnmunismus, ser fom.
muniItiiden 8egierung ltngarns ODER
bes unsaril6en 8olfes. Die Ser
iammlung Ser Giplomaten, 10 iagte
er, lift fein llrteil eesen oie 0otio-
men, oeren 8ebiete Shauplas lold)
ernlter 8eritoBe sesen Die elemental
rem Redte oes Wenlden iinb". Cher
lei es, 1lno er 5itierte bierbei bie 8ot-
|lhaft Ser 9iplomaten, reine &unoge=
bung ser gbrfur6t rno ser briioerli-
den Solioaritdt eeseniiber ienen, Die
,leioen, ,peil tie ibren relisiolen Slau-
ben uno Die oamit perbultoenen 6reis
beiten nerteioigen'".
Ser BopIt ipra6 aus oem Steereii.
Gr IaB ultf Ieinem Sbron i'm &oniiitos
rienioal. Gie 0iplomoten, sic Inn
Die auOien5 erludte batten, itonoen
balbtreisformig Inn Ben Sbron. I'M
ter ibnen befonben lth Die Gertreter
Ser n1eilten ellropiiihen 2anoer, io!pie
2ibanons, Iegpptens, 2iberios, ser
| fiinf5ebn decentralization Hatio-
men rno ser Ser. Stooten. slud sic
gotl6after Ser friiberen rihttomnu,
niltii6en Regierl1ngen 2itollens rno
Bolens iparen ontpeleno.
Hidt pertreten iparen sic Natio-
men binter oem giiernen Sorbang,
bon Oenen obnebin nur nod bie
Si6edo -Slotpafoi uno SSugoilo1pien
beim 81. Stubl offreoitierte Miiiios
men baben. Ser tI6e6o- -llotpafil6e @e-
ianote mar por brei 8o6en CUR 9e-
ri6terItattung na6 Srog berufen
poroen, llnb SugoiIaniens @eIdGfts-
TRIGGER 8eter 8en5on lon, tpie elm Otit-
slieo ser @eIonoti6oft erfl6rte, iid)
nidt ,pobl fiiblen.
Die 0iplomaten tpuroen bon Dem
GoDen oes &orps, Dem 9oti6after
&olumbiens, Carlos Strange @ele5,
gefiibrt. 6runflin 6. @otpen pertrat
Die Ser. Staaten. gr lit Sonoeraiii-
ltent Wpron 6. Saplors, oes perlon=
lihen Gertreters GrGiioent Srumans
lam 8atifan. Saplor 1peilt ber5eit IN
ben Ser. Stdaten.
Strange Sele5 perIas Die 8otl6aft,
in ser ,oie tiefen @eTiible" gum 9lus-
orud gebraft ipuroen, Init benen
mir uns ebrerbietig in ser i6mer5=
liden bGterliden 8etpeeung pereini=
gen, oie Sbnen burb BEN SerItoB ge-
gen religi0le, perlonlibe uno politi=
i6e Sreibeit peruriadt tpuroe, oeren
Spfer &aroinal Winos5entp lpar
Ser S6mer5 miro llnlio tiefer EMP
funoen, als er bon alien ienen geteilt
miro, oie, unbei6abet ser religi0le1l
3ugeborigfeit, ibre SoeaIe in sic I'M
poreingenommenbeit Der SuIti5 leten,
cine ser meientli6en Stiiben gottli,
diem uno menIdli6en 3e6tes"
gtad Der auoien5 berlieB Ser 8apIt
ieinen Sbron, gab ieoem Ser 9ipIo,
maten Ole Sano uno iegnete iie. Gr
unterbielt Iid nit ibnen ouf gnglild,
6ran5oIiI6, 9eutid, Spanii6 uno
Gortugieiilh.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-26

Die Gebrauch sanweisung list sehr einfach.
deshalb ME schaden. = Keine Hungerkuren.
= Tausende Won Zeugnissen. Unsere Kun
den sind unsere Verkaufer. - Wenn richtig
gebraucht, bringt D--O-D den gewunsch-
ten Erfolg. gSpecific No. fur menschlichen
Gebrauch- Per Buchse FREIGHT monatelang)
$l.56 - Specific No. 1 fur ausserlichen Ge-
brauch. Per Pfund-B Buchse: nur $500. =
Nebst Porto fir 2-Pfd.- Parcel. = Bestellun-
gen i'm Staate Ohio muss die Sales Tax
beigefugt werden,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-26
gahrt hurt1 mar ..Grtltgr
grankretd1'
1. BON Strakbmrs sur rStabt Der
Serna6ettc"

3us l,nbeimlide Slid pinfte mir,
nah Ger Bar Gbriiti-@oufabrt nod
einmul nah 5ranfreid eingelaoen 81,
peroeu. 9iesmal oils gin5elner llno
auf fiinf5ebn Sage! slnlaB nar elm
v&onsreB fir &ooperatipe 8irt-
l6aft" ser ipeientlid bon Yar Gbrilti=
&reIien getragen puroe uno abermals
IN 2ouroes itattfano. Sd bate mir
ieoo6 borgenommen bei Sic Ier @ele-
genbeit cine sln5abl Ser beoeutenolten
Statten oes "Seiligen Srantreids
auf5uluden, insbeionoere Oie groBe1l
@naoenItatten Ser Wuttergottes, gu
nal, Oa id ibr BON meiner @eltapo=
Saft ber nod cine 8allfabrt nad ga
Salette iduloig mar. slud oie be-
riibmte yRue ou 8ac" in Yaris ioQte
mein 3iel iein. Dem Serlauf meiner
5abrt aber iollte Ga Salette, sic So
nigin aller @aufabrten, ipeitbin Sic
&rone aufleben.
I. @iiion nm bas Strakburger
Wiiniter!
StraBbura StroBbure!
slu6 oiesmal mar StraBburg sic
Bride binein in bas rSeilige Sranf=
reid. Gin berrlider ipater Sonnen=
tag batte feline gldierne &uppel iiber
oie 9anolhaft oes gliaB seitiilpt. gr-
greifeno bas Wiinlter, oas i'm @run-
oe ia beioen Nationen gebortl 9tie
tperoe id bergeien, tpie aus ifJmaler
@aiie Ser itol5e 8al1 Dor mir auf-
ipringt, in ser iteilen Sobe ieines
Surmes. bonn Nebel oes Serbltes UNI
lpielt. 3as sauberbafte 8ilo reiBt
mein Iuge mieoer unb lpieoer en1por
Die 1puGtigen Waiien, oenno6 10 flor
geglieoert, tauden in oie ionnentrun-
fenen Oiifte 5iebenber @olfenfesen.
gie nod babe if elm sotilhes 8au-
iperf 10 iiberlpdltigeno, 10 mpItiidy
perflart, 10 tDuhtis, 10 ieeleneridiit-
Evening star., 1949-10-11
Career Still
To Miss Truman,
Reporter Finds
Margaret Truman believes

Margaret Truman believes a
woman's place Is in the home
evantually-but she insists there
is not the slightest sign of ro-
nance on the horizon.
This is one of the little details
about President Truman's only
daughter revealed in an article in
the current issue of Look maga-
zine, written by Miss Jeanne
Rogers. a reporter for The Star.
Miss Rogers happens also to be
Miss Truman's cousin.
The Presidents daughter is
"git-up- -and-go" girl who is SO
practical that she wears long
"woolies" under her evening
dresses when singing out-of doors,
Miss Rogers says in the article.
Concerning romance, Miss Rog-
ers quoted her cousin as saying:
II just don't have time to get
serious about anyone. My Ca
reer comes first"
A popular, zestful young woman,
who never keeps her dates wait
ing. Miss Truman is revealed as
a person destined to have as much
trouble with hats as Queen Mary.
Her greatest handicap, profession
ally, is being the Presidents
daughter. Miss Rogers said.
Miss Truman will start a con-
cert tour this month which she
hopes may wind UP some day at
the Metropolitan Opera.
Evening star., 1949-10-11
BrookIand Citizens Head
Urqes More NeiqhborIiness

The Brookland Citizens. Asso-
citation last night heard its new
president, E. Perry Cunningham,
ask for more neighborliness in the
community, as well as interest in
the association.
1--WE must make our section
more desirable and prevent people
from leaving the area for one rea-
son or another" Mr.. Cunningham
added.
Two representatives of the
Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Co. explained the need for
the approximately 13 per cent. in
crease in telephone rates the COM
pany Is seeking. It was also ex-
planned that the new Lawrence
exchange will go into operation
in the Brookland area In Decem-
ber.
The meeting was held in the
Brookland School, Tenth and
Monroe streets NE.
Evening star., 1949-10-11
NLRB Upho|ds Union
On Anti-Red Affidavit
BY the A,socioied Press

The National Labor Relations
Board has overruled a Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance &C. contention
that officers of e CIO union had
made only a paper" change in
the union constitution to comply
with the Taft-Hartley Acts non
Communist oath requirement.
The company had objected to
certif1cation of the United Office
and Professional Workers Union
as bargaining agent for its work.
ers following a board election
July Is.
The insurance firm argued that
although the officers of the union
regarded by the CIO itself under
cleft wing" domination -had SUBJ
mitted the non-Red affldavits in
order to be eligible to use the
NLRB processes. it was only a
"technical" compliance.
The company said that leaders
who control the organization and
formulate policies under new titles
have not filed affidavits," and
therefore the union is not eligible
to use NLRB machinery.
But the board and the regional
director in New York overruled
the company's objections yester-
day,
AS a result the board certified
the union as the bargaining agent
for Metropolitan employees in New
Jersey and in the New York met
ropolitan area.
Evening star., 1949-10-11
West End Citizens Officers
Take Anfi-Subversive Oath

Walter F. Wasson was re-elect-
ed president of the West End Citi-
zeus Association at its first fall
meeting last night.
Others reelected were Lester
n. Steinem, vice president; Mrs.
William o. Rogers, secretary, and
William r. Brown. treasurer. This
will be Mr.. Browns 36th year in
that Office. Each Of the officers
took an oath denying membership
In any "subversive" organization.
H. s. Fitz, of the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Co., ap-
peared to defend the company's
request for a rate increase.
1T is a late date to be making
rate increases" when some prices
are beginning to go down. he con-
ceded. But the telephone COM
pany could not ask for rate in
creases unless it can show hard
ship, he explained.
The meeting was held in No. 3
Police Precinct Station, Twentieth
and K streets NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-11

Sixty-eight per cent Of Japan's
eligible women voters cast ballots
in their country's last general
election. January. 1949.
Evening star., 1949-10-11

Such q roomy sotchel,
it is, with handsome
golden and amber han
die, inside zip-pocket,
royon lining. Block,
navy, brown, green.
prices include Federal
Tox).
Jellef's Hdndbags--
Street Floor Street
StIDer Spring, Shtrltng.
ton; Bethesda, A73
Conn. Are.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-29
Mule Has Maternal
Love For A Calf

REBEccA. Ga.--tP1s-Farmer
Joe Laminack has a problem on
his hands, A mule has developed
q strong maternal love for a
calf that was born recently. Joe
SAYS that the mule practically
refused 20 LET the COW take care
Of her offspring and that he had
% lock the COW and the calf in a
born foF protection.
Joe says the mule now patrols
the barn 20 set a glimpse at the
calf and seems determined to
coax it away from its mother.
A mule Is a erOss-bfeed and
rarely. II ever has offspring.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-29
Plastic Envelopes
To Send Messages
AflOat On Seas

NEW YORK.--tR1.-If you've
ever had the desire to set bot
ne adrift in the sea, science has
fixed things up for you. If offers
plastic envelopes for the purpose
with The explanation that there
are better than bottles. Seems
that bottles break easily and that
the message enclosed in can
Be washed away.
A scientist az Ohio State Uni
versity. p. w. Olson. has describ-
ed the plastic envelopes to a pro-
fsnsionaf meeting in New York
City. He says the plastic enve-
Iopes Iis on top Of the water and
ere not 50 easily driven by the
wind as bottles. When the enve-
lopes are washed up ON a beach,
they are in good condition with
their message intact. Finally, he
says people seem TO display more
interest when they find plastic
envelope, and they get in touch
with the sender.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-29
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
tKnsw AnaeTIcsj

Thomas q. corcoran of Wash
ington. lawyer, onetime famous
Roosevelt brain-truster, born in
pawtucket. r. l., 20 years ago.
Edward corsi. noted New York
state Industrial commissioner,
born in Italy. So years ago.
Y. S. Senator Lister Hill of
Alabama. born Montgomery, Ala,
S. years ago.
Roy D. Hendricks OF Washing
ten. onetime U. N. r. A. deputy
general. born st. Ansgar, Iowa,
i6 years ago.
Judge John p. Hartigan of the
4. 3. District Court, Providence,
r. n. born in Providence, SO
wears ago.
BENJAMIN T. Brooks of New
York. noted consulting chemist,
born in Columbus. Ohio. ga years
age.
Charles Stillnran Morgan OF
Washington. ID. c.. noted econom-
10, born Niles, Mich, So years
ESQ.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-29

ia importers. II does not say to
its importers that they must buy
from Yugoslavia. and they might
turn 10 other markets, but for
she iact they haven't the dollars
90 Do u with. No such conditions
exists in Yugoslavis. which is a
Communist Dictatorship. There
the Belgrade Government can
teli its importers, you buy from
Britain o. else.
The Yugoslavs also are jubi-
liant over another friendly ges-
ture from the West. Within "a
hours after announcing the trade
agreement. their Parliament was
informed that the World Bank
had agreed in principle to grant
the Yua0slav government a loar
Of Is million dollars.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-29
Behind The
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The Nome nugget., 1949-07-01
''Black and White
Pool Closed

WASHINGTON CPD-A govern
ment swimming pool which be-
came the scene of disturbances
when opened to both white and
Negro youths has been closed.
Secretary Krug Of the interior
department, which operates TIE
pool, ordered it closed until fur
Their notice. He acted after the
mixed swimming led to q pool-5idc
melee for a second straigh. day
Wednesday.
Park police said hundreds we're
involved in the pushing and
punching outside the Anacostia
pool in southeast Washington. At
least four youths were injured,
one girl trampled by a mounted
policeman's horse. There we're
five arrests.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-01
Geological Survey
Plans Big Alaskan
Program This Year
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One
gion northeast from Chinitna Bay
to the Texedni district; Alaska pc
ninsula-COok Inlet region; Katal-
la-Yakatago area on the Gulf of
Alaska! the Kanatak region; May
be Greek; upper Ikpikpuk River
and Titaluk River; Carbon Creek
and upper Colville River basin;
the area of the Kiruktagiak and
Killiy Rivers, and the area of the
KukpoWruf and Kokolik Rivers.
Bartlett said the agency will
continue its permafrost program
in the vicinity of Anchorage AMI
Naknek; the KuskokWim. Fair
banks and Dunbar areas; the Yu-
kon Flats area between Circle and
Fort Yukon; and on the Seward
Peninsula a permafrost research
project will be started at the Arc
tic research laboratory of the Of
flee of naval research at Point
Barrow.
Miscellaneous geological studies
will be conducted in Southeast
Alaska, while water research in
vestigation will be carried on in
Southeastern Alaska and in the
railroad belt. Ground water inves-
ii g ions will be carried on
throughout the Territory.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-01
ACS Extends
Service In Alaska

SEATTLE, Up - Another link
will be added to the Alaska Com
munjcations System network in
Alaska when the ACS today as
sumes operation of commercial
communications along the Alaska
Railroad. Col Fred p. Andrews,
Seattle, commanding officer of the
system, announced.
A new ACS station at Palmer
and the main ACS stations at
Fairbanks, Anchorage, Whittier
and Seward will be tied together
by direct landline, and residents
at about IS isolated points along
the railroad will benefit by being
able to make long distance calls
to the United States.
A special long distance tele-
phone conversation at 7 pm. yes
terday will commemorate the
event. Talking on the long line
were Colonel Andrews and Jack
Perry, chairman of the Alaska Di-
vision, Seattle Chamber of Com
merce; Mayor Ray Kohler, of
Fairbanks; Mayor Eugene Lanier,
of Seward; city councilman Dan
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-01
Labor Situation
BOils And Bubbles
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Thereafter, he said, the men will
work on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of each week.
In Washington, the nations cap
ital was threatened with a strike
of its public transportation work
ers.
Workers who operate Washing
tons street car and bus service
have scheduled a strike vote for
1901 am. Friday to back up de-
mands for wage hike.
A scheduled strike of some 400
workers at the Hershey Chocolate
Corp, Hershey, Pa.-set to start
Saturday-Would virtually Grip
pie the entire city. The work stop
page, result of a union shop dis
pute, was voted Tuesday by the
AFL-bakery and confectione y
workers union.
The strike, if carried out, will
affect the Hershey chocolate plant,
the soap factory, laundry, lumber
mill, furniture factory, two hotels,
and the telephone and water COM
panies.
Other labor developments in
Guided:
Madisonville, Ky.-Thyee non
union coal mines in the Madison
vile area remained closed yeSter-
day after mass visits by vacation
ing united mine workers Wednes-
day. State police estimated about
1000 men appeared at each Of the
mines and demanded they cease
operations.
Mine officials complied.
South Bend. Ind. - The long
strike al the BendiX Aviation
Corp, plant here was over yeSter-
day and the company prepared to
resume operations. Members Of
the union-CIO united mine work
ers-voted 1881 to 40 Wednesday
to end the work stOppage.
Pittsburgh, Pa.-The u. S. Steel
Corp, announced it has asked the
CIO united steel workers TO re-
sumo contract negotiations in
Pittsburg July 6.
The Nome nugget., 1949-07-01
Watkins Assailant
Adjudged Insane

CHICAGO, up - In rapid-fire
disposal of legal routine, the 49,
year-old girl admirer who shot
first baseman Eddie Watkins, yes
terday was adjudged insane and
committed to Kankakee State hos
pital.
The girl, Ruth Ann Steinhagen,
appeared in felony court with the
man she shot. After preliminary
pleadingS she was bound over 20
the grand jury.
A true bill was Immediately
voted and the indictment returned
before chief justice James J. Nc
Dermott of criminal court. This
was shortly after Watkins, sitting
in a wheel chair, confronted the
girl for the first time since she
shot him in a hotel room June Is.
Setchfield, of Anchorage; J. r.
Cunningham, assistant gene |
manager of Alaska Railroad, and
Jack Maze, past president of the
chamber of commerce of Palmer,
Alaska.