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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-16
Dideja suvaziavirnu
prOgrana

Apie menesi anksciau prizes
Visuotini Kongresa, Philadel-
phijoj ivyks BALFo seimas.
Kai kas pernai bande prana-
sauti, ar .tik Chicagoje ivykes
BALFo seimas nebus paskuti-
mis-, mes perspektyvos atrode
ne labai palankios jo veikimui.
Nors ir buvo priimtas "ura =
nurimas' = sukelti 5 milijo-
nus doleriu BALFo veiklai, bet
rimtai vargiai ar kas galvojo,
kad tai imanoma, ir, zinoma,
tas nutarimas liks neivykdytas.
Taciau BALFas veikia ir rel
kia tiketis, kad Shame seine
bus jau daug maziau kalbu bel
baiminimusi del BALFo Sails
kumo. Sic BALFo veikimo me-
tai bus praeje masines lietuviQ
tremtiniu imigracijos seselyje
ir neabejotina, kad BALFo va
dovybe, patiekusi pasiektu re-
zultatu apyskaita gales pasidi-
dziuoti, O kad jo pagalba imi-
gruojantiems buvo zymi ir nau-
dinga, BALFas gales pasisauk-
ii -. tur but jau kokia ID
tukstanciu liudininkQ. Pasitaike
nesklandumai bus, be abejo, nu-
stelbti bendro didelio rezultato,
Taciau neisvengiamai ticks
konstatuoti, kad BALFo salpos
darbas yra labai zymiai susilp-
nejes ir teks pagalvoti, ka dar
galima padaryti jam sustiprin-
tt. Tad BALFo seimas Wis delto
dar bus, ir, tur but, dar ne pas
kutinis, 0 jo darby programa
bus idUmi ir svarbi.
Pora dienu prizes BALFo sci
ma Philodelphijoje saukiamas
ir AL. Kataliku Federacijos sci
mas, salia jo - kataliku laik.
rastininkq suvaziavimas.
Tai dar karta primena, kad
Visuotinio Kongreso metu butQ
labai pageidaujama tureti il
bendra Americas lietuviskq laik-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-16
Remkime DaiIes paroda!

Kaip jau pranesta, spalip 20
d., atidaroma Didzioji Lietuviq
Dailes Paroda New Yorke,
Times So, 44th St. ST paroda
apims memo kurinius lietuviu
dailininku Vokietijoje ir kitose
tremties vietose. Be to, joje bus
isstatyti kai kurie darbai ir
Americas lietuviq dailininku. Be
grynojo memo kuriniu, parodoje
matysime ir tautodailes isdir-
.biniu, puikiu Lietuvos krasto pa
veikslu ir specialiai pagaminta
filma is tremtiniq gyvenimo.
sia savaite jau prasidejo
parodos bilietu platinimas.
Visose lietuviu kolonijo S e
sparciai organizuojamas bilietu
platintojq tinklas. Parodos BIZ
lietas eina sukiu: W LIETU-
VOS LAISVE. Jis kainuoja tik
so centQ ir duoda teise daily
vault dovanu paskirstyme.
Dovanos numatytos trys: te-
levizijos aparatas ($30O ver-
tes), radio aparatas (S2OO ver-
tes) ir karo bonas ($1O0 vert. }
Visi, kurie idomaujasi bilietu
platinimo salygomis ir noretu
isijungti platintoju tinkla, pra-
Some kreiptis j parodos sekre-
toriata adresu: Lithuanian Art
Exhibit, Times So. at 44th St.,
New York Hall of Science, New
York City.
Numatoma, kad Lietuviu Dai-
les Paroda truks visa menesi.
Neabejotinai, visi lietuviai pa
roda rems ir. ragins remit kitus,
lankydami ja ir platindami BIZ
lietus. 81 paroda yra visu lie
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-16

Clevelando lietuviu visuome-
ne nepaprastai gausingai daily
vavo Tautos Sventes pamineji-
me. Ia proga buvo priimta ellie
rezoliuciju. Cia skelbiame rezo-
liucijas, pasiustas Prezidentui
Trumanui ir Valstybes Sekreto-
riui D. Achesonui.
Oar buvo priimtos ir pasius-
tos rezoliucijos Ohio guberna-
toriui F.. Lausche, Americas
Moterq Lygai, Americas Lie
tuviu Tarybai, VLIKui ir Lie
tuvos Pasiuntiniui Washingtone.
Tos rezoliucijos bus veliau pas
kelbtos.
10 Excelencijai Jungtiniu Anne
rikos Valstybiq Respublikos
Prezidentui p. Harry S. Truman
Clevelando lietuviai, susirin-
ke 1949 m. rugsejo m. II diena
pamineti tradicine savo tautos
svente, siuncia Tamstai, p. Pre-.
zidente, sirdingiausius sveiki-
minus ir ia pacia proga perduo-
da Jums visos Clevelando lie
tuviu visuomenes vardu geriau-
sius linkejimus.
Mes, Americas lietuviai, nau-
dodamiesi visomis Jusu garbin-
gos demokratiSkos Sales pile
tinemis ir politinemis laisve.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-16
N y S Y
VlSUOMENEJE
Svarbios informacijos
Visuotinio kongreso
nIpY!9I

Visuotinis Americas Lietuviu
Kongresas saukiamas lapkricio
menesio 4 ir 5 d., New Yorke.
Jis ivyks New Yorker viesb.
Kongreso Rengimo Komiteto
adresas: Lithuanian Congress
Committee, 3O12 Woolworth
Bldg, New York 7, N. Y, tai
yra Lietuviu Informacijq Cen
tro patalpa.
Delegatu rinkimo tvarka yra
siuloma tokia:
Visu organizaciju central, is
kuriu sudaryta Americas Lietu-
viz Taryba, siuncia po keturius
atstovus.
ALT skyriai arba Draugiju
Komitetai atskirose kolonijose
kiekvienas siuncia po 4 atsto-
VuS.
Organizacijos, arba organi-
zaciju skyriai = kuopos siun-
cia po 1 atstova nuo kiekvienq
pilnu ar nepilnu SO nariu.
Laikrasciu redakcijos siuncia
po 1 atstova.
Kongrese kvieciami dalyvauti
ir paremti il aukomis taip pat
ir atskiri asmenys - tick seno-
sios kartos, tick ir naujai at
vykusiu tremtiniu.
Aukoms siusti adresas: Lii
thuanian American Council, Inc,
1899 So. Halsted St., Chicago,
III.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-16
.SESIOS DEMOS
,oaeau1;o r,o1;t;koie

zudyti Vengrijos komunistu va
dus. W ia samoksla Vengrijoje
netrukus bus teisiami kaip tik
neseniai buve zymus komunis-
tu vadai :.
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Ne tik noujq, bet II
SENA ADRESA

bltinai reikia aiskiai parasyti,
kada norite, kad DIRVA bdtq
siunciama kitu adresu, negu
ligi siol. Apie adreso pakeitima
stengkites pranesti bent
DVI SAVAITES Is ANKSTO!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-16

rasciq redaktoriu pasimatyma
bel pasitarima. Tai ypac patio
gu, kad j kongresa kvieciami
visQ redakcijQ atstovai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-16
Svarbus paSitarimai

beta ir apie Austria, Vokieti-
ja, Graikija, Turkija, Irana -
kitaip sakant, tartasi del ben
dros politikos sovietu atzvilgiu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-16
RUGSEJO 10.
RUGsEJO II.

Vengrijos vyriausybe kali
tina Tito ir Amerikos zvalgybos
organus, esq jie kurste ir RENE
samokslininkus, norejusius is
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-16
RUGSEJO 12.

Lenkijoje 43 kunigai kreipe-
81 j komunistine valdzia prasy-
dami padeti jiems "dziaugsmin-
gai ir garbingai" atlikti savo
pareigas ;. Ne visai supranta-
ma, ka reiskia tas jig kreipima-
sis, ir kaip jie supranta gar
binga ir dziaugsminga kunigo
pareigu atlikima" -.
RUGSEJO 13.
Is Europos j Washingtona
atskrido Italijos uzsieniu reika-
lu minister's Sforza ir Belgijos
= Van iceland. Dalyvaus pa
sitarimuose, liecianciuose At
lanto Pakto vykdyma.
Vakaru Vokietija isrinko pir-
ma savo prezidenta. Isrinktas
"Laisvuju Demokratu" partijos
narys Theodor Heuss. 10 rastai
Hitlerio laikais buvo naikinami.
Ceku kataliku dvasiskija pa
reiske, kad SUI vyriausybe tar
tbs sutinka tik tokia salyga, kad
prizes tai butu panaikinti visi
ivesti suvarzymai.
RUGSEJO IA.
Anglijos, USA ir Kanados fl
nansu ministeriu derybos pa
sibaige. Pranesama, kad anglai
patenkinti rezultatais, del visq
klausimu esq CANA gerai susi-
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"Oi varge, varge,
vargeli manO:
kada as tave,
varge, isvargsiu )"

(Adv. A. A. Oils po parodos
nasta. Dali. vi. Vijeikio drau-
giskas sarzas)
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pasaulio politikoje
RUGSEJO 9.

Jugoslavija gaus 20 milijonQ
paskolos pramonei patobulinti.
Paskola sutiko duoti Ex-impor-
to bankas.
Cekoslovakijos dvasiski ] S
apie 7O96 atmete komunistines
valdzios plana baznycios veiki-
mui kontroliuoti.
Korejos suvienijimo planai
nesiseka vykdyti ir bijoma, kad
tarp Pietines ir siaurines Kore-
jos gall prasideti Taurus civil
linis karas. Siaurine Koreja yra
komunistu valdzioj, sovietu oku-
pacijos zonoje.
RUGSEJO 10.
Senate komisija pritare Eu-
ropos Ginklavimo programai
1874 milijonu sumoje. Tai yra
tik apie 100 milijonq maziau,
negu vyriausybe buvo siuliusi.
Atstovq Rlmai vyriausybes
prasyta suma sumazino pusiau.
Bet manoma, kad ir Senate bus
dar nemaza pasipriesinimo tai
programai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-16
SIOJE SALYJE

PLIENO STREIKAS atidetas
ligi rugsejo 25 dienos ir tikima-
81, kad jo visai nereikes.
Tarpininkaujanti komis i j a
siulo, kad unijos nereikalautu
atlyginimo pakelimo, o kompa-
MICS, kad priimtu uniju reika-
lavimus del pensijos ir sveika-
tos apdraudos pagerinimu.
Uniju vadovybes sutiko nu-
sileisti, tai yra atsisakyti nuo
atlyginimo padidinimo, bet rel
kalauja, kad komisijos reko-
mendacijos del pensiju ir svei-
katos draudimo butu priimtos,
kitaip zada streikuoti.
Mazosios plieno kompanijos
pirmosios sutiko tartis del ko-
misijos rekomenduojamu page
rinimu darbininkams. Kick pa
svyravusios sutiko SUI tue ir di-
dziosios.
Dabar vyksta pasitarimai.
Kompanijos nori dar bent kick
nusidereti nuo to, ka rekomen-
duoja komisija, bet unijos griez-
tai laikosi. Jeigu Xxi rugsejo Is
dienos nesusitartu, tai ivyktu
plieno streikas, kuris, zinoma,
labai sunkiai atsilieptu visam
sio krasto gyvenimui. Unijos ir-
gi Zinc, kad streikuoti dabar
nera labai naudinga, visi strei-
ko bio ir jam nelabai pritartu.
Bet kompanijos irgi bio strei-
ko. Todel manoma, kad Xxi rug
sejo 25 dienos bus vienaip ar
kitaip susitarta.
5000 MYLIQ ilgio gelezinke-
liuose, Missouri Pacific gelezin-
keliu sistemoje sustreikavo 5,
200 darbininku. Del ju streiko
negali dirbti ir kiti 10000 dar-
bininkq. Traukiniai tose lini-
jose sustojo. Del to streiko nu-
kencia keli tukstanciai fabriku.
NEW YORKO atstovo j Sonata
vieton is demokratu puses kan
didatuoja buves gubernatorius
Lehman, O is respublikonu pu-
ses J. F. Dulles, kuris ir dabar
laikinai yra paskirtas eiti sena-
toriaus pareigas. Rinkimu kova
bus laba kieta. Pats prezidentas
stengiasi, kad is New Yorko
butu isrinktas demokratu atsto-
vas Lehman. Dulles savo kali
boj rinkikus gasdina "statiz-
mu", tai yra per dideliu valsty-
bes kisimusi j ekonominius ir
socialinius gyvenimo reikalus.
Sic rinkimai parodys, ar New
Yorko valstybes balsuotojai bai-
dosi "statizmo", ar jam pri-
taria.
Buvo gandai, kad bus ir tre-
cias kandidatas, ir ne kas XII
tas, kaip Henry Wallace, taciau
jis pareiske, kad jis nekandida-
tuos. National, nenori parodyti,
kick uz j balsuoja.
KOMUNISTU TEISMAS New
Yorke Wis dar nepasibaigia. Sio-
mis- dienomis jau ketvirta kali
tinamaji teisejas nuvare ka-
lejima uz atsisakyma atsakyti
teismo statomus klausimus.
POVILAS LYSENKO, sovietu
akademiko, biologijos teoretiko
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tuviu garbes ir pasididziavimo
dalykas.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-17

Funeral expenses up TO $3.50
may be paid by the Veterans ad-
ministration In event Of the death
OF World War I veterans discharg-
ed under conditions other than
dishonorable. ~
Additional costs, covering trans
portation, may be allowed II the
veteran dies In VA hospital or
domiciliary home, while hospital
lied at the expense Of the VA or
while In transit from q VA hos
pital, home or regional office al
the expense Of the VA.
All claims for A burial allow.
ances must be filed at VA Of.
flee within two years from the
date Of permanent burial. The
allowances are payable only q
undertakers or to reimburse the
person who paid the funeral ex.
pense. FL
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put til I'm in. general grocery
stores, then added the spinach
version at the same time.
The spinach gives a delicate
flavor to the noodles, so they can
be served plain, or with a but
ter sauce Other recipes are be-
ing printed on the package.
Here are two tested recipes sug-
gested by home economist Ger
trude Lynn. Lasagna verdi is the
name of the green extra large
ribbon noodles and tagliatelle YER
di is the packaged name of the
green medium ribbons.
Lasagne Verdi With Ham
INGREDIENTS: " lb. lasange
verdi Gs package); " lib. diced
spiced ham; 4 tablespoons butter
or margarine; one 21z-oz. jar
Parmesan-style cheese; k teasp.
salt and few grains pepper.
METHOD: Place lasagne in 6
quarts boiling sailed water and
boil until tender. Boiling time
may vary from 40 to SIS minutes
according to taste. Drain thor
oughly. Saute spiced ham in
butter or margarine until inor-
oughly heated. Add ham, cheese,
salt and pepper to lasagne and
then mix with ham. Serve i'm
mediately. Recipe serves 4 10 9.
Tasaiatslle Casserole
INGREDIENTS: " lib. taglia-
telle verdi .(green medium RIBBON
noodles); I lb. chicken ivers; 2
tblsps. flour; salt and pepper to
taste; " cup butter; " cup chop
ped onion; l Glove garlic; l No.
2h can tomatoes; one Coz. can
tomatoe paste; .one 4-oz. can
mushrooms; 2 tblsps. sugar; one
4-oz. jar Parmesan style cheese
and buttered soft bread crumbs.
Method: Place noodles In
quarts boiling sailed water. Boil
Is minutes, or until tender. Drain
thoroughly. Roll chicken ivers
in flour, salt and pepper; saure in
butter with onion and garlic until
golden brown. Mix together ron,a-
toes, tomato paste, l teasp. salt
few grain pepper, mushrooms and
sugar. Add this mixture to Chi
cken ivers and bring to boiling
point. Add noodles and cheese
and pour into creased casserole.
Top with crumbs. Bake in mod
erately hot oven, 375 degrees F..
for IS minutes.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-17

A United States flag with which
to drape the casket, and to be
kept by the next-of-kin, will be
furnished by the VA upon appl-
cation to any county seat post Of
flee or other post office designat-
ed by the VA, or to any VA field
station. III
For further details about burial
allowances or other federal vet
eran benefits administered by the
VA, veterans or their families
should contact the nearest VA Of
flee, For this area, Branch II.
Exchange building, Seattle.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
@. I lost my original discharge
papers. Is it possible to secure a
copy Of this document? r..
A. Yes. A Certificate In Lieu Of
Lost Discharge will be issued upon
written application. The proper
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contractors, in a request that the
tewer trunkline job in the south
west section of the city be &C.
copied. But City Supt. r. G.
Rector asked the council to defer
action for a week TO give inspec-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-17

Sors more time 10 check the
work. The council obliged.
The representative said work
which will start on project to
extend the sewer line on Bartlett
and Lendhart Roads.
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Wonnen's
Work
By ELIZABETH TooMEY
United Press Staff Correspondent

United Press Statt Correspondent
NEW YORK U.P0 Spinach is
appearing on the market in q new
guise-in two types Of noodles
being packaged for the first time.
They're wide ribbon noodles with
a green tint, a new version OF the
Italian dish, lasagna. .....
The ribbon noodles gre pack
aged In two sizes, medium and
extra large, in a cellophane-
wrapped waterproof tray. Until
now even the original lasagna
ribbons were sold in most cities
only in Italian stores. But the
Buitoni Macaroni Co. decided TO
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-17
Information for Veterans

AS service to veterans in the community this newspaper
VIII publish weekly column Of briefs from the
veterans Administration. For further
should write Branch H. Exchange Blds
Seattle
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Hold Off Accepting
Sewer Job for Week

Kennewick city council Tuesday
night heard a representative of
Hansen & Parr, sewer installation
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form on which to make such ap-
LEGATION may be secured through
your nearest VA office. -f..
Evening star., 1949-03-05
4-Bedroom House Has ID Closets, Picture Windows

struction on three sides, with
California redwood vertical sid
ing (having a permanent fin
ish) on the front. Thus, the
only exterior parts of the house
that will need painting are the
cornices beneath the roof.
porch and carport.
The wide roof overhang also
provided a dividend in easy
maintenance. For the wide
overhang keeps the rain off the
windows, and thus they don't
need cleaning so often.
And, speaking Of windows, the
Koenig house doesn't have only
cne picture window. 1t has
seven. And every one has a
view" to go with it.
Mr.. Koenig set out to have
an adequate number of closets.
He ended up with IA separate
closets, ranging in size from 2
by 4 feet to 3 by 5 feet. In ad-
diticn, there is a utility room l3
feet by 18 feet, and a storage
room under the carport with
dimensions of 13 feet by 20 feet.
Mr.. Koenig says he and his
family are primarily stay-at-
homes, and that he kept this in
mind when he drew up the
plans.
II simply wanted 3 house
that would be easy To live m"
Evening star., 1949-03-05
By Robert J. Lewis

Reel eSfote Editor OF me Sfof
Are you a slave to the old
homestead? Does it take all
your spare time to keep ahead
of the jobs you have to do
around the house?
A friend of ours who recently
bought a house has developed
callouses, assorted aches and
pains, and new respect for
all other home owners.
II never knew there was so
much work to owning a home"
he says.
Which all brings us down to
the subject of the week. And
that is-as pictured on this
page-a house designed to
eliminate the drudgery of home
ownership 1t was designed by
a Washington architect for his
own family, with easy mainte-
nance as his No. ! aim.
He set out to achieve this
through use of proper ma
terials, simplicity of design and
close attention to detail.
The architect is Francis L.
Koenig, vice president of the
Ring Engineering Co., who was
responsible for the architec-
tural design of the newly COM
pleted Ring Building at Eight
eenth and M streets NV. and
Evening star., 1949-03-05
Construction Permits
Issued by D. {. for
Week Total $150,728

Building permits issued during
the last week by the Central
Permit Bureau in the District
Building were valued at $15O,728.
Largest permit was for remodel
ing of a banking room to cost
$4,000.
Among permits were the fol-
lowing:
Washington Loan and Trust
Co., owner, 904 F street NV:
Skinker and Garrett, builder, 1719
I street NV; A. Hamilton Wilson,
architect; to remodel banking
room, 904 F street NV, to cost
$40, 900.
Vera B. Emery, owner, 902
Bladensburg road NE; Cory Con-
struction Co., builder, 927 Eigh-
teenth street NV; George T.
Santmyers, architect, 2209 L street
NV; to erect one 3-story brick
and cinderblock apartment, 3410
Eighteenth street NE, to cost
$4,000.
C. F. Gibson, owner, 300 Sixth
street NV; builder not selected;
M. Hallett, architect, 6525 Piney
(See PERMITS, Page B-3)
Evening star., 1949-03-05

such apartment buildings as
the Dorchester. Sixteenth street
and Kalorama road NV. and
the Carlyn, $500 @ street NV.
The home he recently COM
pleted is on a one-and-a-quar-
ter acre lot at 5295 Old Do
minion drive, Arlington.
Here are few examples of
the planning that went into the
"easy- to- maintain" house:
Example of proper materials:
Interior window sills were built
of slate. exterior sills and sash
of aluminium. Result: No de-
terioration as a result of con-
densation, no refinishing, no
worry or costly painting needed.
Example of simplicity of de-
sign: Roof is of "mono-pitch"
type. 1t slopes in one direc-
ton, like the roof of a shed.
and was built up of five alter
nate layers of tar and felt,
topped by a layer of Stag. Re-
suit: Mr.. Koenig believes it will
last a lifetime.
Example of close attention to
detail: Instead of Dashboard,
the rooms have a plastic nodded
base, rounded at top and bot
tom to make it easier to clean.
Result: Easier day to day
maintenance.
The house is of brick con-
Evening star., 1949-03-05

he said. IT don't mind doing
things around the house that
need to be done, hut I didn't
want a house that always de-
manded that ! be doing some
thing to it to keep 1t happy. I
wanted to nave a house that
the family could lun; not a
house that would run the FAM
ily."
Architecturally, the house
can be described as unabashedly
modern, using materials and
techniques available today. and
not bowling and scraping TO an
era when design was hampered
by horse and-buggy building
products, the architect said.
The lot slopes away from the
road, and overlookS an extern
sive section of Virginia country
side. The house is placed on
the lot so that it's living side"
faces the view, with the carport
and rear of the house nearest
the road. All rooms overlook
the view except one bedroom.
Mr.. Koenig said he and Mrs.
Koenig searched several years
for the lot, and chose it be-
cause of the view and privacy
1t offered.
Dimensions of the house are
80 by so feet. It has four bed
(See LEWIS, Page BID
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8 From D. {. Area 10 Begin
Foreign Service TRAINING

Eight residents of the Washington
area are among 20 men who will
begin basic training as American
Foreign Service Officers here this
week.
They will start a three-month
course at, the State Departments
Foreign Service Institute, the de-
partment announced yesterday. At
ter this training, they will be sent to
diplomatic and consular posts abroad
to begin their careers as the coun-
try's official representatives abroad
Success in Nationwide competitive
examinations won these 20 youths
appointments in the Foreign Service
The Foreign Service Institute pro-
vides training only for those already
in Government service.
The new Foreign Service Officers
from Washington and nearby areas
were listed by the State Depart
ment as:
James F. Leonard. jr., 1921 Lament
street NV; Ralph j. Mcclure, 1882
Calvert street NV: John B. Root,
2OO7 Wyoming avenue NV: John A.
Sabini, 1925 New Hampshire avenue
NV: Jack B. Button, 2129 Twen-
tleth street North, Arlington, Va;
Robert w. Eastman, Sab Twenty
second road North, Arlington, Va;
Daniel j. Meloy, 204 Raymond street.
Chevy Chase, Md; Michel Smith
2505 Arundel road, Mount Rainier,
Md.
The list also included George E.
Tener, Middleburg, Va, and Stuart
B. Campbell, jr., Wytheville, Va.
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Boy Who Warned
Of Broken Rail
Rides F|yer'sCob

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Jan. 8.-An IL
in the diesel locomotive was an
engineer, rode into Syracuse from
Albany today in the cab of the
Empire State Express.
Jimmy Colcloughs 15O-mile ride
in the Diesel locomotive was an
other reward from the New York
Central Railroad for his prompt re-
porting of a rail defect near his
home in Canastota, not far from
Syracuse, several weeks ago.
Jimmy held the throttle for part
of the 80-mile -an-hour ride dur
ing which he was perched on a spe-
cially constructed seat between the
engineer and fireman.
He said afterward the ride was
swell and added he didn't think
it was too fast"
The train slowed to 10 miles an
hour when it reached Canastota,
where $50 persons, including some
of Jimmy's schoolmates, were on
hand. Jimmy greeted them by
sounding the train whistle.
The ride was promised Jimmy last
month when railroad officials came
to his home laden with Christmas
gifts including an electric train and
a 500 check. Jimmy also was given
a letter from the president of the
railroad, Gustav Metzman. promis-
ing him job should he decide or
a railrOadinp career