davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-03

stow issizerges, atrodo, jam
jau vistiek, ka su juo daro :. !.
o jeciu 10 nugaroj jau tikras
miskas, gal kokia so. Suriau-
mojo, subliove bulius paskutini
karta ir krito jau beveik negy-
vas -.
Tada vienas is toreadoru pri-
bego ir perpiove buliaus kakla.
Taip ir pasibaige tas Taurus
reginys %.
Paklausiau, ka dabar darys
su tuo taip nuzudytu bulium.
Sake, mesa parduos restora-
mans If gaus gera kama, mes
stadione uzmustu jauciu mesa
skaitoma skanumynas :. Gal
tai ne tick skanu, kick laikoma
savotiska 30. garbe valgyti ta
"sportiska' mesa, tad ir moka
uz ia keleriopai brangiau -. vi
sokiu keistu prasimanymu esa-
ma pasauly ..
Tai buvo tik pamoku metu
zuvusio buliaus mesa. O kai per
tikras rungtynes, prie publikos
uzmusa jauti, tai jo restora-
mans neparduoda, o kepa cia
pat ir pardavineja uz tikrai gera
piniga ..
NUNS daugumui atrodo. kad
eiti ziureti, kaip ziauriai kanki-
ina nekalta gyvuli ir dar paskui
valgyti jo mesa, mokant dide-
lie kama vien tik is pasididzia-
vino, kad mattel, kaip j zude
- yra beveik laukiniska, o mex
sikieciui to nepasakysi. >. Jam
tas reginys idomiau uz geriau-
sius koncertus ir vaidinimus {.
Pc jauGio - gaidziai!
Po to ziauraus reginio nuta-
riau kick prasiblaivyti: pava-
ziuoti j Tequilla miesteli. Miles,
tells nieku ypatingu nepasizymi,
bet jo vardas Meksikoj labai
populiarus, mes gi tue paciu var
du vadina 'ispudingiausi" Mex
sikos gerima. Shame miestelyje
to gerimo "gimtine'.
Nuvaziaves tuoj nusipirkau to
stipraus gerimelio - irgi savo-
tiska "romantika" - nusipirk-
tt gerimo, kurio gall gauti kick
vienoj Meksikos smuklej, bet
tik galeti pasisakyti, kad, va,
cia tai ne bet koks gerimas, o
pacioj Tequilloj pirktas! Argi
ne tas pats, kaip su ia jautiena,
is stadiume uzmusto jaucio i.
Nusipirkau ir, pasirodo, ap-
sigavau: is krautuves isejes pa
maciau ir pacia to gerimo dirb-
tuve, kuria aplankes, kaip toll
mas. .svecias, gavau to paties ge-
rimo dovanu >. Bet kaip j da-
70, Wis delto neparode
Daugiau nebuvo kas cia veik-
tt, tad leidomes j kelione atgal.
Pakeliui pamaciau uki su gra-
ziu sodu. Parupo uzsukti pasi-
pirkti svieziq vaisiu.
Pataikyta idomiu momentu:
ukininkas buvo tiesiog pasken-
des NUNS visai netiketame uz-
siemime - gerejosi savo gai-
dziu pestynemis!
Jis buvo taip isigilines, kad
nei nepaklause musQ, kas mes
toxic ir is kur. Atrode, nei ne
pagalvojo, kad as jam visiskai
nepazistamas, pirma karta ma
tomas zmogus. Vos minutelei
zvilgterejes, vel nukreipe axis
gaidzius, klausinedamas mano
ir dalindamasis pats
savo ispudziais, lyg su pas il
kasdien apsilankanciu kaimynu
ir gaidziu zinovu -.
Paaiskejo, kad jis cia mus
travoja" savo gaidzius ir rem
gia juos viesoms pestynems. Di-
kad 10 gaidziai stiprls
lr pikti. Buvo ju tarpe ir keletas
mazuju veisles, bet tie beveik
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-03
Kas kaip inksminasi

ASAAOAE I OOoCAAT, 1luO huAlOo Ou-
vom nutole net apie 700 kilo-
metrQ, bet mano bendrakelei-
vial .prikalbejo ta vakara dar
pasilikti ir. kaip reikiant "pa-
lzti''.
Nuejom j "Apollo" kavine-ka-
bareta.
Didziuma publikos buvo mex
sikieciai, bet buvo CANA daug ir
amerikieciu. Bet buvo labai di-
delis skirtumas tarp vienu ir XII
tu. Meksikieciai linksminosi, ga
lima sakyti, su uzsidegimu, lyg
skubedami isnaudoti tas kelias
valandas, kurias atejo cia pra-
leisti. 0 amerikieciai sedejo Sal
tai. lyg tingedami, nerangls. :.
Gal todel, kad daugumas ame-
rikieciu buvo jau zilagalviai ),
Bet apie pusiaunakti vaizdas
gerokai pasikeite. zilagalviai,
isragave po koki stikliuka, tin
giai isslinko miegoti, o ju vietoj
atsirado daugiau 'amerikieciu
jaunimo, kuris buvo jau daug
"veiklesnis".
Kadangi cia susipazistama la.
bal greit ir lengvai, tai patyri.
nejau, kas gi toxic yra tie musv
krasto jaunuoliai, kurie cia turf
progos linksmintis.
Pasirode, kad kai kurie is jQ
beturi Amerikoj savo biznius,
kiti buvo stmbiu Americas fir.
mu atstovai, dalis buvo taip sau
turtingu tevu suneliai -.
Is darbininku luomo cia nebu-
vo nei vieno, neskaitant mer-
ginu, kurios cia pateko ne sava-
rankiskai keliaudamos, O tik
kaip masinininkes, stenografes
bel sekretores, keliaujancios su
tais miegoti nuslinkusiais lila
galviais "bosais".
Mamie daugumas sito jauni.
mo gyvena uz savotiskos ''gele.
Zines uzdangos".:, jie daugiau-
siai lankosi uzdaruose, kaip il
privaciuose klubuose, susitinka
daugiausiai tik "savo sferu" jau-
nina, ir jeigu jie laiko save de-
mokratais politikoje, tai prak-
tikoje, kasdieniniame gyvenime
ju aplinkuma yra daugiau pana-
81 aristokratu uzdara gyveni-
ma. 0 cia, nors ir vadinamame
"aristokratu mieste", jie paten-
ka tarp ivairiausiu zmoniu, su-
daro ivairiausias paints ir to-
del jauciasi lyg visai naujame
pasaulyje. Nenuostabu, kad ir
linksminasi jie cia daugiau negu
nuosirdziai - kartais tiesiog
primena Janus versiukus, pa
vasari pirma karta isleistus is
tamsaus tvarto j zalia pieva .
zinoma, kai amerikieciai nuo-
taikos pakilimu eme lenktyniauti
net SUI meksikieciais, tai supran-
tama, kad buvo ne juokais link
sma. Tx paryciui viskas eme
tilti. Ir muzika jau buvo tyli,
liuliuojanti, lyg lopsine. Tai bu-
vo tikrai mandagus priminimas,
kad laikas jau ir apie MEGA pa
galvoti 80.
Ikliuvome %.
Norejom butinai per diena
grizti sOstine Tad vos nora va
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-03
Ikliuvome 80.

Norejom butinai per diena
grizti j sostine. Tad vos pora va
landu nusnude leidomes j kelio-
ne. Bet neisejo, taip, kaip buvo
suplanuota. Privaziaves uz mics
to prie pirmos benzino stoties,
isgirdau ''linksma" naujiena,
kad visoj apylinkej.. nera ben
zinc!
Pasirodo, kad Meksika irgi
pirmoj eilej rupinasi eksportu:
aprupina benzinu Amerikos ir
kitty krastu pirkejus, o savimi
tik paskiausiai rupinasi. Todel
kartais ir atsitinka, kad kai ku-
rios provincijos susilaukia bent
keleto dienu ''benzino pasnika".
Nieko nepadarysi, griztame j
miesta. Bet ir cia benzino niekur
nera -. Nei policija nieko mega
Ii padeti, nei aukstesnes kainos
pasiulymas nieko negelbsti -.
Ir tai, noroms nenoroms, teko
dar pasilikti siame mieste istisa
pora dienu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-06
Prazske fontany.

Kazdy, KIDD Sc prijede re "a
hranicf podivat do Ceskoslo-
venska, navstfvf docela urcite
Prahu. A tam jej povedou nej-
prve ma nabrezl Vltavy, odkud
je krasny pohled ma panorama
Hradcan, a pax - ma Vaclav-
ske namest1. Kdo 81 pTedsta-
vi obraz vecern1ho Vaclavske-
no namesti pred druhou sve-
tovou valkou, monumentaln1
budovu musea, vzpomene 81 ia
Ike ma prosvetlenou Zurcfc1
fontanu pod jeho rampou. Ia
kovych vodotryskd, z nichz
mnohe mali velkou historickou
cenu, je v Praze ma ctyfi desft-
ky, a mnohe nejsou jiz cd pred
valecnych let v provozu. Nynl
znovuzTizu.ji tri nejkrasnej-
81 a brzy budou tryskat prou-
dy cire vody, ably osvezily
vzhled prazskych ulic. Upra-
vene fontany jsou ma Masary-
kove nabTezi, u. Jiraskova mo-
stu, a ia nejznamejsf - u mu-
sea ma Vaclavskem namestf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-06
BUT/T
HS True -
20. narozeniny objevitele klice
k zahadam stareho orientu.
6. kvetna sc DOLL 70 let pro-
fesor Bedrich Hrozny.

Lidsky Ouch touzf nahled-
nout stale hloubeji do zahad
nejstarsich dejin lidstva. Stoji
vsak S nepochopen1m pred ne
znamym pfsmem. A je velkou
|pvchou naseho naroda, re "a
sluhou Cecha, prof. Bedficha
Hrozneho Sc stala ceska orien-
taln1 veda znamou "a hranice-
mi. Jmeno Hrozneho je W.
slovovano We svetovych vedec-
kych kruz1ch S uctivou UNA
lost1.
Professor Hrozny rozTesil r.
1915 genialne zahadu hethnt-
skeho jazyko, a tim vlastne OBJ
jevil historic nejstarsiho naro-
da indoevropskeho a obohatil
srovnavacf jazykovedu a gra-
matiku poznan1m n~ejstarsi in
doevropske Teci. Celia PTedn1
Aisle Sc stala uzemfm jeho We
deckeho badanf a cd Indie az
pc Kretu neni snad jedineho
naroda, jehoz historicky a fl
lologicky problem by Hrozny
neTesil. Rozlustenim tTi p1sem:
hieroglyticke hethitstiny, po-
zdeji pax protoindictiny a kret
stiny byly zvraceny dosavadni
matne predstavy O zivote cele
PTedn1 Aisle.
B. Hrozny sc narodil 6. kvet-
ma 1879 v Lyse mad Labem ia
ko syn evangelickeho faraTe.
Jeho zajem O orientalnf sbfrky
a jazyky byl vzbuzen SUDDEN
Stareho Zakona, nebot Hroz-
ny Sc mel stat evangelickym
knezem. Ale ma vldenske uni
versite sc rozhodl pro orienta-
listiku ;studuje arabstinu, as
syrstinu, sumerstinu, egyptske
hieroglyfy atd. Stadium ia
zykG je mu vzdy vsak jen pro-
stredkem k spravnemu porozu-
meni obsahu literarnfch pama-
tex, v nichz Sc skryval klic Ike
kulturnim dejinam davno "a
pomenutych narod1 Orientu.
Pc promoci publikuje svou
prvni praci o peneznfm syste-
mu u starych Babylonann.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-06

|Studuje v Anglii cyklus sumer-
sko-babylonskych mythG a v
r. 1904 odjlzdl ma vedeckou
|vypravu do Palestiny, procha-
ri Orientem a pc navratu w.
dava preklad nalezenych XII
novych napisG. AZ do r. 1913
byl Hrozny universitnlm kni-
hovnikem We V1dni. Nikdy ma
CHI pGde nezapfel sv1j cesky
pGvod.
Sudden vsech skutecnost1
kulturnfch a hospodarskych o.
rientalnfch narodn dosel Hroz-
ny pTesvedcen1, re Indoevro-
pane, prave tax jake Semitic a
Hamite pTisli re spolecne pra-
vlasti, kterou nutno hledat v
horach kavkazskych. V r. 1914
zacal S lustenim hethickych
napis6, zahadne reci nezname-
no naroda, ktery I'll v 2. tislci-
lett pred Kristen. Jeho objev-
ma prace 81 dobyla svetoveho
uznanf a byla oznacena jake
meznik v dejinach indoevror-
ske filologie i archeologie.
Pc svetove valce Sc stall pro-
.fesorem prazske university. V
r. 1910 vysla jeho stezeinf
kniha "Nejstars1 dejiny PTedni
Aisle a Indie'', vdbec prvn1 po-
kus O mohutnost synthesi
vsech starych kultur Predni
Aisle. Ma velky pod1l jake re-
daktor i jake autor ma vyda-
vanl naseho prvniho oriental
niho vedeckeho casopisu car
chiv orientalni."
Ia sve velke 1spechy v lus-
tent p1sem a neznamych jay
XII vdeci vedle madam a zdra-
veho smyslu pro fakta i sve u
zasne houzevnatosti. Dostalo
Sc mu poet a uznan1 mas i v
cizine. Byl zvolen Tadnym
clenem francouzske Academic
we'd a umenf. byl jmenovan
cestnym doktorem par1zske
Sorbenny a norske university v.
Oslo, "a jeho praci mu byla u
delena r. 1947 statn1 cena.
Professor BedTich Hrozny sc
zaslouzil svou vedeckou prac1
i O p~roslavenf naseho naroda.
S 1ctou je pTi ieho sedmdesati-
mach vzpomfnan jeho plodny
zivot, naplneny pracf, ktera il
ste nenf jeste skoncena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-06
Rozdil.

"Jestli pax vite, pratele,"
pravil v hostinci "U trf we've
rex" nimrod Vendelfn Potap-
ka, "jaky je rozdfl mezi vzte-
klymklym psem a = mnou?"
Tohle takova podivna rec!
Kazdy Sc jen zubil a pan Po-
tapka, dGkladne Sc napiv peni-
veho velkopopovickeho, zodpo-
vedel sam tuto svou otazku
takto:
"Kdyz ma pes u Hubby penu.
tax lie vztekly, kdezto ia jsem
vztekly, kdyz il tam nemam."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-06
JarouSek.

PAM Motylkova ma sest de-
tt. Panbu pozehnej Ale pro
toze d1tky nebyvajf vzdy Ste
slim rodiny zvlaste v takovem
poctu, byla nucena PAM Motyl-
kova 81 wit sluzku. A jakou
sluzku = pravy poklad. S peti
detickami to JAKE TAXI slo, ale
to nejmlads1 byl ucinenej cert.
To nebylo k uhl1dan1.
Jednou pov1da pant sluzce:
"Vy jste pekna chGva. A
bych davala pomalu pozor i ma
vas. Ease yam Jarousek vypa-
dl z kocarku!
"Jeje miolstpani, to nenf mo-
my, dyt ia sem Jarouska po-
lozila ma jarmaru!'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-06
ZahOnek HumOru.
Ze skoly.

Professor 81 rozsadil znova
zaky, a to tax, ably mel ulicn1-
ky v pfedu, v prvnlch lavic1ch,
a pochvaluje 81:
"Tak je to dobfe: n%ejvets1
dareba sedl ted nejbllze u ia
bule."
Jeden z tech pfesazenych
septa -neco sousedovi a smeje
Sc.
"Proc Sc smejete?" kfikne
professor.
"Pros1m, vasnosti, ono tuhle
Novakovi je divine, re 81 sam
tax osklive nadavate."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-06
rNITMMu uMInIU
Nejposlednsjsi Sokolovy Oar
kove Balicky do c. S. r.

Nejposlednsjsi Sokolovy OAR
kove Balicky do c. S. r.
c. 81
5 Id. PraSkoveho Mleka
a lb. Bile Rye $3.50
6. 100
200 Lucky Strike Cigaret
2 Id. 3 OF. kavy
2 ID. 3 OF. rye
2 Id. 3 OF. margarine $3.50
&. 40
6 Id. 9 or. Bile Mouky
200 Lucky Strike Gig. $500
&. Ill
6 ID. 9 OF. Bile Rye
200 Lucky Strike Gig. $3.50
20 ID. Bile Rye $6.95
Objednavky prijfma balti-
morsky zastupce Ant. Cihlar,
v 1Tadovne TELEGRAPH" nebo
v domov6 1927 Grogan Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-05-06

Rozciloval Sc pan Mack ma
sveho syna:
"Zatracenej holomek jeden!
PoTad mu Tikam: "Kupuj 81
vsechny knfzky jen u toho ma
seho knihkupce "a rohem", ne,
vcera Ease primes domu kn1zku
a re pref je to cd nakyho Vr-
chlickyho."
Evening star., 1949-11-04
Senate Unit Snagged
In Probe Of Ratings
On Hearing Examiner!

A Senate Civil Service subcom-
mittee struck snag yesterday in
its efforts to inquire into the Civil
Service Commissions method OF
fixing qualifications for hearing
examiners in various Federal
agencies.
Senator Johnston, Democrat. of
South Carolina, chairman. an
nounced the commission has de-
clined to turn over to his subcom-
mittee certain confidential records
and also has declined to suspend
the register Of eligible applicants
for trial examiner positions, pend
ing the outcome Of the inquiry.
Hearing examiners are en-
ployed chiefly in such Offices as
the National Labor Relations
Board, the Interstate Commerce
Commission and similar agencies.
which have occasion to conduct
hearings in the administration Of
regulatory laws. About year ago
the Civil Service Commission set
up special board to rate all ex-
aminers. as well as applicants for
future appointment.
Some Of the existing examiners
were rated ineligible. and some
controversy developed over the
procedures and standards the
commission had followed.
At the Offices Of the Civil Serv-
ice Commission, 1t was pointed
Evening star., 1949-11-04
laps Reported Making
Faster Gains Toward
Independent Status
By Russell Brines

Associated Press Bureau Chief In Tokyo.
MANILA. Nov. 4.-Japan has
moved closer to independence ir
the last few weeks than at any
time since the end Of the war.
This trend gives added impor-
tance to the recent series Of re.
ports q formal peace treaty may
be near.
Occupation headquarters ir
Tokyo now is in the process o1
turning over a wide range of To-
cal authority to the japanese
The latest move was the an.
nouncement that private trade
would be re-established on De.
eember !.
Eager for More Control.
Equally important, perhaps, Il
the new eagerness Of Japanese
ofncials to take over control anc
assume responsibility. A year age
they refused several chances t.
gain more autonomy.
At the same time the japanese
are conspicuously anxious tx
please the United States. No ont
has explained completely why the
coal production quota is being
met when for more than three
years the output Of this vita.
commodity has Jagged badly.
This suggests the Japanese have
Evening star., 1949-11-04
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, l949

been told, or have decided, now Il
the time to put forward their best
efforts for the big push to regain
domestic power.
There Is new emphasis on speed
in this overall trend which can
not be explained In terms Of local
development.
Delayed by Cold War.
Most key government officials
have reiterated. however, that q
peace treaty Is necessary to re-
store Japan to its full capacity
The cold war delayed it for
months, if not years.
Now that the situation is at
least clarified in China, a key re-
naming question is whether the
Chinese Communists reach q posi-
ton to demand participation In
the peace treaty. American au-
thorities in Tokyo oppose this.
That might also suggest q rea-
son for speed.
In any case, both American and
Japanese leaders seem agreed
that a treaty will not jeopardize
the American military position in
Japan. The japanese still look
to the United States for protec-
tior
Evening star., 1949-11-04

out, the refusal to furnish per-
sonnet records regarded as conn.,
Dental to a Congressional COM
mittee Is not a new policy but
has been followed In the past.
Chairman Johnston said the
subcommittee would continue the
inquiry, despite the refusal. 1t is
uncertain however, how soon the
three subcommittee members will
return to Washington for further
meetings. The other two men,
bers are Senators Humphrey
Democrat. Of Minnesota, and
Flanders. Republican, of Vermont.
Evening star., 1949-11-04
Mrs. Poponek to Speak

Mrs. Jan Papanek, wife Of the
former Czech delegate to the
United Nations, will lecture on
Work With Czechoslovakia Ref
ugees in Germany" at $40 pm.
Sunday in Pierce Hall, Sixteenth
and Harvard streets NV. The
lecture is sponsored by the Ameri-
can Fund for Czechoslovakia Ref
ugees, and will include a film on
displaced persons camps In Ger
MANY,
Evening star., 1949-11-04
Dr.. Fowler to Lecture

DR.. Earl Franklin Fowler, pas
tor Of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church, who recently returned
from a trip to the Holy Land. will
give series Of illustrated lectures
on Palestine. starting at 7:30 pm
Sunday in the church. Sixteenth
and Kennedy streets NV.
Evening star., 1949-11-04

Carbon black has been produced
by the Bureau Of Mines by explod-
ing acetylene gas in helium gas.
Evening star., 1949-11-04

Styled by Caryl Lane, this coutourier-
look dress the Comet, with tier tucks
in front and burst of fullness
In back is exquisite from every angle.
Teal, taupe, navy, green or black
rayon tissue faille in sizes IL to 20.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-04-07
eHT eNSkON SEEKS 4- Fl .lE AO6 RS

:: Leaders. are be,inr
 souCht by the Exton-
 sion Office for .4-H work fer the coming yeor Both new a1l
 old, 4-H projects gre going leaderless et thi s tine. The f. flee is" particul erly interested in. reri,s- tering lead CTS for gardening, bakinc, conservation:, roultry anc piF-raising pro- j is. Lny0ne : inter- esfod in 4-H work $ inv. teG tC rcristcr
Valley frontiersman., 1949-04-07
CRAFT CLASSES pL AWNFD~
bY HllNE EMAkERS

4 vari ety of craft work will be atterpt- co this sumner by w0- men of the Valley, it was Gecidec at last week 's Honenaker's Council ~eetine. The Council decided = hat any group of six wo- men, interes ted :. in the sane cre it, could learn that. skill as a sumner croft project.
 Ef'ch rr pup of six. is asked to reeister st the Extension, Of- I t1ccs So thot nate.r- 1als needed: for the specific crafts may be ordered. Laa ther :. is alrendy on order,' :" anf 5thcr ,.ms terials Will be purchased as requested. ~
 . Women of. the Coum- ell discussed- plSns a2r q sprinT. tea. Hrs Clyde Ki:ng wa s anpoi- nted to head 5 con.li t. tee to work cut ; -:de- : tails.
 It was vcted>*- to
Valley frontiersman., 1949-04-07

pr1r chqse 2. set. of
 silver wi tn Council funds, to: be used for teas and social func- tions planned. by the Hononakors.. To help meet the = bur cha SC price, the Council will rent the silver to other Valley org eni zationss' :
 The. Coupcil. also. made plans for the sele of tickcts.. on the musk Ox wool gu Il t. Wlli ch- was. re- gently comt lc tec. =, s: >.,
Evening star., 1949-06-22
Man Kills Wife, Judge
And SeIfinC Courthouse
by the Associated Press

PORT ARTHUR, Ontario, June
ga crazed killer who had
sworn he would get" the Judge
shot him in his court yesterday In
q wild shooting affray that left
three persons dead.
William Gray, so. first shot and
killed his estranged wife in the
judges chambers Of Port Ar
thurs Family Court. fatally
wounded Judge Bruce J. Mckit-
rick and then fired bullet into
his own chest.
Badly wounded. Gray method
ically reloaded his empty revolver.
pointed it again at his chest and
fired a second, fatal bullet. He
also had threatened to kill his
lawyer.
The shooting abruptly ended
the hearing in the judges private
chambers of a nonsupport charge
brought against the former Sud-
bury (Ont) provincial police Of
ficer on behalf of his wife and
three young children.
Mrs. William Gray, 40, was sep
arated for two years from her
husband. who recently has been
a taxi driver and part-time movie
theater ticket taker and usher.
The Rev. @. Morgan, superin-
tendent of the Royal Arthur
Sailors Institute, disclosed later
that Gray had been bitter about
the nonsupport suit and a few
days ago had said: Some day !
intend to get the Judge"
Evening star., 1949-06-22

Bombay. India movie men say
the ticket taxes there are tiae
worlds hig ghest.
Evening star., 1949-06-22
sy the Assesiofsd rrsss

JOHANNESBURG. South AZ
rica. June 23.-T'he blind and aged
uncle of Seretse Khama told 1900
fellow Bamangwato tribesmen to-
day that his nephew had broken
the family water pot" by marry
ing a white girl.
Seretse Khama. ~. heir to the
Bamangwato chieftainship, mar
ried Ruth Williams, "a, o white
London typist. last year. He Is
living with his wife In London.
where he is completing his studies
as q law student.
Members of the tribe gathered
at Serowe, capital of Bechuana-
land. to decide whether Seretse-
the name means Heart Of the Red
Earth-can take over ~ chief and
bring q white girl to the throne as
his queen,
Evening star., 1949-06-22
Prosecution Tries 10 Show
Plan in Shakespeare Raid
~ the Asseeiussd Pssss

KALAMAZOO, Mich. June "a
The prosecution In the Shake
speare Companies riot conspirac,
trial has opened Its case with at
tempts to prove . CIo steel
workers raid was plotted In ad.
vance.
Charles G. Younglove. president
Of CIO United Steelworkers Local
1899 in Detroit. was the prosecu-
tion's first main witness a. ses-
sions began yesterday.
Eight union officials are charg-
ed with riot conspiracy.
Younglove, under questioning
admitted that one Of the defend
ants, Arthur Menozzi. attended q
local meeting in Detroit Novem-
ber 80, the night before the raid
At that time final plans were
laid for sending a group of Detroit
unionists to Kalamazoo to par
ticipate in an early morning
demonstration at the struck
Evening star., 1949-06-22
japanese 1yphoon Toll
Placed al 137 Dead
And 1886 Missing
By ssss Assss&ass Press

TOKYO. June 27.-The welfare
Ministry today counted ls7 dead
and 1885 missing In the furious
syphoon that swept Southern
Japan
Figures differed On the death
toll. however. Police said %
perished.
Property and shipping damage
scared into the millions OF dollars
Included In the missing were Isl
japanese who may have pertShed
when the vessel Abos Msru
foundered OF the Southern HonShu
coast. An American and one jap
anese were rescued from the xhip
The others were feared lost In the
turbulent seas and high winds
Most Of the missing were fisher
men In the Bungo Strait between
Kyushu and Shikoru. both south
ern islands.
ISL Fishing Beats Sunk.
The japanese Marine Safety
Board listed isi fishing boats sunk
and 67s wooden fishing boats
missing.
The largest vessels in trouble
were the 2.50o-ton freighter koei
Maru. aground Of Fukuoka on
the west coast OF Kyushu. and the
2 900 ton Kize Kawa Maru,
grounded on rocks near Karatsu
on the southern KyuShu coast
Evening star., 1949-06-22
African Chiefs Uncle Attacks
His MARRIAGE to London Girl

Peto Mphoeng, the uncle. using
the picturesque metaphor OF the
Ramangwato tongue. told the
tribesmen:
"Seretse has broken the family
water pot. II he wanted TO marry
and light the family fire 1t must
be done according to custom"
Speaker after speaker arose
from the great throng of black
men gathered under the thorn
trees. All refused to accept the
marriage. although they wanted
Seretse for their chief.
Seretse was chief designate Of
the 100000 strong Bamangwato
tribe when he went to London
four years ago to study law ut Ok
ford. He defied tribal custom by
marrying without permission Of
the tribal elders.
There was no indication how
long the tribal palaver might last.
Shakespeare Companies plants.
the union said.
Violence resulted In injuries TO
seven persons as well rs property
damage. The defendants main
tain 1t was to have been q peace
able affair but that 1t got out Of
hand. y
7 Named as o co-conspirator
Younglove was given immunity
from prosecution to testify.