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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-08
Sd mohte INNER bier bleiben!"

Sd mobte INNER bier bleiben!"
Sic i6piegen beioe. Damn iagte er
~9o6 auf etpas, 6raulein, modte
i6 Sic aufnert Jam MAIDEN. 8erraten
Sic niemanoem mebr cine Silbe bon
Der Ingelegenbeit. Sic boben 5ubent
idon 5u pieI oerraten. Weiner S6pe,
iter tueroe i6 olftragen, oaB iie itiu
lit. 2a itno mir boqfontmen itder. -
9lber Dem Profeilor 5roi oiirfen sic
ni6t trauen. 0os beiBt, er lit Elm GU
ter Meni6, Elm iebr gutter NenIb,
nur fl1rftbar neugierig uno Elm Blaus
oerer. 2aiien Sic it6 bon ibm ni6t
orsbolen. @r brolft bon ser Sade
nidts gu erfabren. Sic bleibt fir inn
mer unter uns."
sd peroe mid gan5 nod Sbre1
Soridriften riften, Serr 0ottor."
uSfon, Damn relic i6 bellte nit
tag. Sic Nusbilfe bon &runlbah bns
be i6 ldon 9eltern beItelt. - -
Soa i6 Sbnen oaS Souier bieber-
6ringen, OaB Sic e5 nod einmol on
l6auen fonnen?"
% ia, ia, Serr Ioftor, Ieien Sic
10 gut" flebte iie tpie Elm &ino; ober
glei6 beiam lie lib zines onoeren
uno erflarte: ~Neill es miro belier
Iein, lpenn e5 niht mebr unter mel
ne glugen fommt. Sd bate es nur
gar 81 germ nod einmal angelegt, oaB
Sic b0tten ieben f0nnen, pie eS mir
Itebt."
sd tue gon5 10, ipie Sic eS piin-
ihen, 5raulein.
r9tei>. 3eiIen Sic glcid) Aamit
no6 @ien. @S lit mir lieb, nenn ser
8otcr Oas &ollier moglihIt raid er-
balt Ger3eiben Sic, ouB i6 So
men nod einmal 0ieie 9rOBe 2oIt
aufbiiroe."
ugS lit feline 2ait, ionocrn Elm gonS
letfter, angenebmer 0ienIt. Sd Mir
Be gern etrpos Diel Shpereres ouf
MIDI nebmen, ipenn eS not1penbig ND
re- Sbnen 81 0iencn, lit mir oo5 gr0B=
te Sergniigen."
Sic 1pollte et1pos 9er5li6eS ertpi=
bern. 9lber ihon mar er nufgeItnn-
Sen lrnO iagte, ibr Sic Sono reibeno
~llio ouf @ieoerieben in o6t Sa-
gen! sluf ser Riidreiie bon 8ien
meroe i6 nod Oie 0ermatoIogenfon-
feren5 in 0tiinden tllr5 beIuden, boB
i6 einen Gorpano babe, oen Brofelz
lor meme IbUelenbeit 3u erflaren.
- llnterOeilen erbolen Sic Iid gut
un0 befommen Sic tpie0er rote 8of-
fen. 2eben Sic 1pobl!"
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XII


9lm 5lpeiten Sag no6 0es 0oftor:
8eggang iaB 0tortin Sroi, Ser gro
feiior, in Der 9oftortpobnung bein
gtahnittagsfaffee. Gttpos abIeits BOT
ibm bodte, nit elmer Sonoorbeit be
l60ftigt, OeS 0oftors S6peIter. Si'
I6ten et1pas befangen, 1p4breno 0e1
Brofeilor oide 8utterifnitten ouf oit
Semmeln ltrid, lie faIt 3ur 81n5e it
Oen Wtlno Itedte, idmateno Oarar
tdllte uno 1lnterm &auen irnmerfort
lpra6:
~@S lit iddnoIif, 3iui eS III
nieoertraftig, es lit niht mebr aus;
5u6alten Oa BEL eud," i6impfte er,
bolb luItig bal6 ernIt; rgloubIt oll,
if nerfe nidt, 6ab ibr euh oIle &c.
gen MIDI perI6woren babt2 SS6 ge=
bore bod io5ltIogen oud ms Sau3,
obcr midi id]iebt man in oie gde ME
ein olsgeOiente5 !QfobeI, oos niht2
mebr 81. ieben uno 81 boreu brouht.
- gtetn, req ni6t! Iu bit perl6las
gen pie ein Sattcn5alrn, Dos iSrGll=
lein Siller lit 5ugeft0pft bis sur Nos
Ie, unb ser @olfenreiter, ser 8iftni=
it'er oan1pft gor oapon, obne ieinenl
belten 6reuno elnc In0eutllng 81 bin
terlallen, mas ollf einnal 10 oringlid)
getporOen it,"
~lber mein 8rubcr bat sir ood)
gelogt, bob er gum Softpren=9on-
areB nad WtiinGen idbrt," IieB lid)
Die Sill pernebmen.
~Jffit! MeinIt ou, ih bin ein melt
geborenes gabp, oas ioeben Don ei-
ner Sterni i6uppe pom Simmel gefol=
len lit? Iein, 10 einen oide1l
ainospapp LAB ih mir ni6t mebr
ins Dtalll ltreihen. Gein iauberer
grlloer lit ein 6uhs, ,rno ser gebt
leinen belonoeren ,Strih. aber per
LAB bid oarauf, id tomme nod bin
ter ieine Sd)lihe - elm Sroieiior
Ser 2atinitdt lit nibt oufs Sirn ge=
fallen - ltno Damn lperoe ih Dem
SeDmdlo ltno Dem &ogl IN gSlen ct
mas Suitiges er5Gblen."
rIllo on bait l6on i'm oorbinein
Ben @illen, olles 5u oerpIauoern, rno
oa iplln6erit olt bi6 nod, 1penn man
1ih Dor Dir ein bibd)en in oht
nintmt?"
~gor mir in adt nebmen? ltno
oas iaglt 5 II mir, Die ood our6 bid
1lno oiinn 81 mir bolten 1lno Elm Ser5
uno cine Seele nit mir lein lou ?
Sea, Oas fann cine nette 8elberuns
abgeben.
Sn oielem augenblide lGutete Die
Sausglode. 0es 9oftors Sbpelter
gtng lie 81 offen uno fam alsbalo
pieoer, bon 5raulein Siler beeletet,
ins 3inmer bereir.
vIb, Ser Serr Brofeiior - babe
oie gbre!" rief sic @ienerin, als iie
oes 0iinnbGrtieen aniid)tig iprlrbe.
~Iber bite tauIenbmaI Inn @ntidul=
oigung = ib itore pobl?"
rNi6t i'm seringiten, 6rdulein,
rertpioerte er; vfommen Sic nur, neb=
men Sic Elat. Sd idmodte form=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-08
@aW>
Daa Angr hrr Alpr1
Cine Grsablnns bom 81 m del

en gu ibm faBte. 8esen oes @olliers
berubtgte er mid NIT Ser 8erIide=
rrng, oaB er Wfittel uno @ege fen-
ne, um es unfeblbar pieber 5uItanoe
gu brtngen. Satiddli6 reiite er, na6-
Dem er Ser oli5ei-aufii6t Ie6ig par,
pleoer nod Geneoig unb fori1te inn
8rano-Sotel, 8alais 8ritti, mo- mir
logierten, nod einem abiIo bon Sb-
men, obne ieoo6 ettpas au erfro-
gen
rIber i6 babe bo9 meine genaue
Aorelle bort binterlaiien," fiel ibr
Der Softor in Die Geoe.
u2eioer 1puBte fein MenId ettpas
bon Sbnen; es NOR al6 lauter neues
Berional BORT uno Der friibere Oiref.
tor ntdt mebr al1s5ufori6en. gbeni
entoedte Der Snfel in ben iibrigen
Sotels, no er na6 Sbnen grfunoi-
gungen ein5og, nirgenos einen Sea-
men, Der auf Sbre 9erlonli6feit
i6lieben lieB."
~Mein @ott, mir baben 1,ns mir,
genos eingetragen," erflGrte Ser Oof=
tor, "tpeil es nt6t berlangt tpuroe. L"
v@ben barltm 0a6bauie al.
riidgefebrt, itellte Der Snfel Nahfor=
l6ungen in Ger 8illa @eloen in Woo-
ling an, oh ii6 oort niemano gentel-
oct babe. I0er 8abrideinIi9feit naf)
bat er aber BORT friiber i6on einen
faulen Sanoel gebabt, unb er tpuroe
oarllm bon Ser Jrau Serpalterin
CUR Siire binausgelpieIen, nadoem
Idue leine Jragen perneint poroen
paren. - uno ridtig, DOB id ettpos
nibt oergeiie, i6on einen Monat nod
rnIerer &iidfebr lieB ser Snfel ei,l
Snlerat in piele oberOiterrei6ii6e,
lol5burgilbe 1no oberbaDeril6e 8l6t.
ter einl6alten, mo- er einen Serrn g.
mar Inn Elm Gen6e5pous in Salsbura
eriu4te. gSir glaubten ndnli6 aus
beItimmten an5ei6en i6lieBen gu fon=
ne1,, baB Sic irgenopo in bielen &C.
genoen 5ubauie leien. Ser Snfel
i6lug ser Boli5ei Elm S6nipp6en
uno fl1br mebrmals beimli6 no9
Sal5burg. 0o6 >poren aue S6ritte
pergebe11s. Spater belutbte er nod
ale Stdote 51piihen 2ins uno Miin-
den, obne eine Spur gu entbeden.
geun CAB er ielbIt alle Soffnung ouf.
SD par unteroeiien nit ser 8oronitt
Woaenoorf nod Baris gereiIt nno
blieb BORT fait 5tpei Sabre. 9lls mir
5ur Seimfebr riiiteten, eri9ien zines
Sages Der Snfel tn Baris uno bat
mid Inn cine gebeime l1nterrebung.
gr teilte mir al ieine erfolgloien
8emiibungen nit unb tpoIlte mid
oann 81 elmer Sabrt na9 Ri55a iiber=
reoen, inoem ct 1pieoer SOS Seirots-
proieft nit Dem &1iien in Sen glGn-
5enoiten Sarben ausmnlte. gls i9 lei-
men 8ori6lag runo ablebnte, tpurbe
er lebr beftig uno ma6te mir 8ors
piirfe, Dab ih l6uIo Jet om gan5en
ltngliid. Sdtte i6 bamals in gene=
Dig bas SdmltdItiid, 1pie er es mir
aufgetrage,L in oen 4anal perIenft,
10 mare es ipdter sl1r6 einen Sauder
leidt 81 bebeben setpelen; mir bot
ten oas ssslt1pel bann pertaufen uno
bon Dem @rlos fiiritli6 leben fonnen.
geun 1puroen mir erIt ane ieine i6lim-
men Blane flar. Sd lieB i'm meme
Sera6tung merfen, rno mir gingen
i'm ltnfrieoen ausei,tanoer. 8alo nah=
ber CAB i6 Die Stellung BEL ser So.
ronin auf 1tno tpuroe Sran5oiiib=
2ebrertn i'm 9eniionat. 0omals babe
ih oas SO II aus meinem Namen
geitri6en."
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@ie cine lhulbbelaoene Siinberin,
nit nieSerseidlaeenen gugen, Die
S6noe i'm ShoB gefaltet, iaB tie oa.
.Sb babe feline 8efugnis, ein nr.
tell au fduen," ipra6 Ger 9oftor
lanft; runb 1penn i6 cine 8efugnis
bate, tuiiroe id Sic nidt berurtel-
len"
~aber inn Ser5en perurteilen sic
MIDI" bebarrte lie.
uNein, BLOB Mitleio bobe i6 nit
Sbnen."
vaber id mar bod flrdtbar
Idlebt, Ieidtlinnig, rieoertrddtig."
uBiellei6t fonnten Sic oafiir nift
10 gan5 belfen, tpeil Sbnen bon SUI
genb an ettpas gemangelt bat."
vBas oenn9 @as oenn?"
.gine eriinblicbe, iolioe 8eligion,
Die Sbnen bdtte Stiite 1peroen fons
men IN Ben 2ebensI Itiirmen 1,no Sic
Dor Srrsdnsen betpobrt bdtte."
Sic idlug oie Sdnoe bors @e-
iibt uno 1peinte.
@r lieB iie peinen, bo es i6r or-
eenfbeinlih ,pobl tot. Nad elmer @ei=
le flagte Ite:
Limb oieier Monsel lit nidt mebr
gut 5u maben!"
80 ood, alles lit gut 5,t nto6en,"
perftberte er; Isle babeu bereits Ell
nen ihonen Inlauf genommen.
vSagen Sic mir, 1pas idb tl,n muB.
Sd fonn mid 5u ollem entiblieBen."
uDariiber ipre6en mir nod; aber
porlaufig nriilien Sic nod ettpas err
5dblen. Saben Sic gar feline S6ritte
9etan, I'M oos foitbore &leinoo tpie-
Ser ou erlongen9 5anoen sic ii6 Of.
ne ipeiters nit ben gerluIt ob?"
~Rein. nein," rief tie, rtpir unter-
nabmen olles WGgli6e, bod gan5 1,n=
ionIt."
Damn er56blt Tie ipieber ausfiibr.
Iiber:
~Mein gater 1poIlte es formli6 err
5tuingen, 5uerIt nit 9robungen, oann
nit Bitten, oaB mir ein GingeItdno.
nis MAIDEN ooer 1penigItens cine Mns
oeutune geben iiber Sen 8erbleib oes
RoIliers. S1tte er mid ni6t cine Die-
bin genannt, 10 tpiir6e if pielletft
oen Wunb aufgetan baben; ober Die
les grdBlihe @ort brannte mir 1pie
5euer in Der Seele, unb id perbarrte
i'm 2eugnen. Gem Sater gi1g Der
8erIuit idredli6 su Ser5en; lieber
mare linn oas Saus eingeItiir5t, lags
te er, als oaB oas Sutpel abbanoen
fam. SonieI i6 1peiB, bat er bie 0e-
teftioe elm 5meitesmal auseel6idt, I'M
in 8ubapeIt, in SrieIt rmb in 8ene-
Dig bel alien SSutpelieren &eder6en
ein3u5ieben - tatiirli6 umlonit. gs
blieb nur nod eli n @eg, 11amlid bie
Siffe bes 8eri6ts in MnIprud 5u
nebmen. a1ein, bas 1pollte er Inn fei=
men Sreis, neil er einen San1iliens
ifanbal mebr ols oen Soo i6eute.
-. Sd fano nad meinem @eggang,
oen man in Ser Seffentlihfeit aus
meinen 9ifferen5en nit Ser 6rau oes
8oters erflarte, cine 3uflurdt inn
Beniionot &leinbans. 9ie Srou 81
reftrice nermittelte mir cine Stelle
als @eieuIdafterin bel Der 9aronin
Wollenoorf. Gle id bie Stelle on
trat, bate id5 nod cine fur5e, ,nauf=
fauige Suiammenfllnft nit meinem
Onfel. @r ipielte oie berfolste I'M
ihnlo uno tpuBte ale feline Sanolun-
gen 10 pol1fommen barmlos 6ar5u-
ftellen, oaB i6 nod einnlaI 8ertrau-
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Evening star., 1949-07-07

when he entered the firm as a
craftsman after graduation from
high school. He studied electrical
engineering in night classes at
Armour Institute, now the Illinois
Institute of Technology.
He became personnel assistant
to the manager of the telephone
sales division in 1887 and five
years later was named the COM
pany's personnel director. Most
recently he was manager Of West
ern Electric plants in Tonawanda
and Allentown, Pa. and acting
manager Of the Point Breeze, Md,
plant.
Mr.. Macarow, who first came
here as general traffic manager in
1929. is a member of the City
Planning Committee of the Board
of Trade, of which he has served
as vice chairman and an execu-
tive committee member. He is a
director of the Liberty National
Bank ana past president of the
Society for the Advancement OF
Management.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Samuel Thomas Fisher
Funeral Services Today

Funeral services for Samuel
Thomas Fisher, 81, a resident of
Washington for the last SO years.
were to be held this morning in
the Chambers funeral home. SIT
Eleventh street Sc. Burial was
to be in Glenwood Cemetery.
Mr.. Fisher, who lived at 1854
West Virginia avenue NE, died
Monday in Gallinger Hospital Of a
stroke.
He was born and educated in
Point of Rocks. Md. He came to
Washington in 1913 and worked
for the Baltimore g. Ohio Rail-
road and the Railway Express
Agency for many years before
his retirement in 1885.
Surviving are two sons, Emory
A., of the West Virginia avenue
address, and James c. Fisher, 1910
Irving street NE.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
20 Perish in Portugal S
Heat Waves and Storms
By ths Assoeiotsd Press

LISBON. Portugal. July T.
Twenty persons lost their lives
and scores Of others received In
juries in q series Of heat waves
and violent thunderstorms which
have swept over Portugal tn the
past week. The erratic weather
Is continuing.
A temperature Of l46 IA the
sun was recorded at Coimhra-
the highest reading in the nation
Crops in all parts Of the country
have been damaged by cyclonic
winds. rain. hail, foods and heat
Some streams are flooded. Others
have dried up.
Evening star., 1949-07-07

JdlIup fOllS. OO IlldlllDclS WCIli
down to Washington with the idea
of doing fast side -swipe against
Alger Hiss He told the House
Committee Mr.. Hiss was member
of some sort of Communist ap-
paratus. I don't know what an
apparatus is but it sounds Rus
sian and pretty bad"
Mr.. Chambers, according to Mr.
Stryker. quickly coupled Mr.. Hiss
with the Yalta conference, the
United Nations Charter sessions,
and the late President Roosevelt.
Called Political Red Herring.
1T was great stuff for political
campaign" Mr.. Stryker declared.
1T was wonderful red herring
to insert in that campaign"
But Mr.. Chambers guessed
wrong" not only about the out
come of the election but about
Alger Hiss. the attorney went on.
"Alger Hiss Is a kindly and
gentle man but he has steel in his
frame" Mr.. Stryker related. "He
did not take that lying down. Did
he leave the country? Did he go
into hiding? He did not. He ap-
peared voluntarily before the House
committee and waived all con-
stitutional privileges. although
there was no common deceny and
no decorum at those hearings"
Maintaining that Mr.. Cham
bers got in q good deal deeper
than he thought" Mr.. Stryker re-
called how Mr.. Hiss brought a
$75. 200 libel suit. 1t was only
then. last September. that Cham
bers was challenged to produce
documentary proof and ten days
later showed up with copies he
said he had received more than
10 years before from Mr.. Hiss.
Mr.. Stryker noted.
| Subsequently Mr.. Chambers led
House committee investigators to
a pumpkin patch on his Vest
minister (Md.) farm and dug out
some Vadditional material on
microfiln, the lawyer added.
| Referring to the pumpkin
papers in a pumpkin. I ask you
Jury box rail and said quietly to
the jurors: ..r- = e,...-u.
Il ask you, without benefit Of
psychiatry. what you think of the
mentality of man who stored
papers in a pumpkin? I ask you
il you think it was the act of a
rational, normal MANI"
The defense counsel leveled
some of his fire at the FBI, par
ticularly for doing all they could
about" the disputed Chambers
story that he and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiss motored to Peterborough, N.
H., in August. 1887.
THAT story is absurd" Mr..
Stryker stormed. If he had said
they had taken a pumpkin like
Cinderella and gotten some mice
and turned it into golden
chariot it could not have been
more fantastic"
Earlier he blasted the manner
in which the House committee
handled the investigation.
II think the most un-American
thing was to foist this perjurer
Chambers on the credulity of the
American people without getting
the truth as we got 1t here with
out much trouble"
The stocky gray-haired attor-
ney, pacing back and forth or
planting himself directly in front
of the jury, asserted that ANY
competent lawyer could have
found in Washington what we
found here, namely that Chambers
went down there last year to COM
nit perjury and did commit per-
| iury.'
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Maine Waterfront Fire
Causes $500, Loss
BY the Associotsa Press

BANGOR. Me-. July IA quar-
ter-mile stretch of industrialized
river front was blackened by an
explosion studded fire early today
Property owners figured losses at
$l,500,000.
Five fuel plants. bus garage
and storehouses of a hardware
and a plumbing supply firm were
leveled. Drums of gasoline and
oil caused the explosions.
Four big gasoline and oil tanks
were in danger for more than
three hours. At times the flames
licked the sides of the tanks.
Five fire departments stopped
the flames just north of the big
Maine Central Railroad freight
sheds.
Evening star., 1949-07-07

down" by the corporation.
The steel union has presented
its wage, pension and insurance
demands to all major basic steel
producers. However, all have held
up their talks-waiting to see
what Big Steel would do.
Others Likely to Strike.
A strike by the 10000 members
employed by United States Steel
probably would be joined by the
unions $4,000 membership, since
the other steel firms are almost
sure to reject the union demands.
A prolonged steel strike would
deal heavy body blow to the
Nations economy. 1t could idle
thousands of workers in allied in
dustries. Virtually everything
from can openers and ten-penny
nails to automobiles and refriger-
ators-contains steel.
During the war and until sew
eral months ago the steel industry
has been operating at record
breaking capacity. Recently, how
ever, supply and demand began
to catch up. The operating rate
in the Nation last week was rated
at 81 per cent of theoretical Ca
pacity-a drop blamed on the
short holiday week. Generally
the industry has been operating at
around 80 to IS per cent.
Some layoffs have been re-
ported and Bethlehem Steel Corp.
recently put workers at its Johns
Own (Pa) plant on q four-day
week.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
.Mukden U. 5. Consul Staff
Reported Packing 10 Leave
BY the Asseeic,sd Pvsss


NANKING. July THE Amer
lean Consulate staff In Mukden
today was reported packing to
leave the Manchurian city.
The Consulate has been isolated
since last November when the
Communists took Mukden.
Only recently was Consul Gen.
eral Angus Ward permitted 10
communicate with American Con-
sular officials.
Today's reports said the Com
munists had indicated they would
permit Mr.. Ward and his staff to
leave the northern city.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Cotton Acreage Control
Approved by Senate
BY the As,osioted Press

The Senate yesterday approved
by voice vote a bill to permit the
Agriculture Department to cut
down cotton acreages.
The bill, which now goes to the
House. also would permit the de-
partment to reallocate between the
cotton producing States the acre
age which is to be controlled.
Approximately 27,500,000 cot
ton producing acres now are un-
der Government control. The bill
would set up a base acreage OF
% 2,500,000 acres and cotton
quota of 13,50O,O00 bales.
Evening star., 1949-07-07

Co., as vice
pre- S ident in
charge of per-
sonnel relations
for the f ou r
c. g. P. operat-
ing companies
in the District,
Maryland. Vir-
ginia and West
Virginia.
Mr.. GoetZe sue
ceeds Frederick
G. M a c a r o W,
who has been
elected an assist
Evening star., 1949-07-07

ant vice presi- Mr. "oetle'
dent of the American Telephone
and Telegraph Co. of New York
Mr.. Macarow is a former vice pres
ident and general manager OF
c. & P. here.
Mr.. Goetze has been employed
by the Western Electric Co., Bell
System manufacturers, since 1917
Evening star., 1949-07-07
British Vessels Face
Boycott by AFL's
MARITIME Council
By the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, July british
ships-now in the midst Of the
rush summer season-are faced
with a possible maritime union
boycott in Eastern United States
ports.
The boycott is threatened by
many seamen and longshore
workers in retaliation for block
ade against Canadian ships in
Great Britain's ports.
The AFL Maritime Trades
Council of New York last night
said an eventual boycott may be
clamped down, but declared an
earlier announcement that a
blockade would begin last mid
night was premature"
The council comprises AFL sea
and dock workers in this area.
The boycott will become nee
essary," the council said. If British
waterfront men continue refusing
to work ships under contract to
the Canadian district of the AFL
Seafarers' International Union.
British Troops and Sailors
Unload Food From Ships
LONDON, July 7 P.-British
tars and Tommies lugged Argen-
tine beef for London tables of
food ships in London docks today.
A strike, described by Labor
Minister George 1saacs as moth
ing but a Communist maneuver,"
continued to keep nearly 100 ships
idle.
A party Of sailors and about 300
soldiers moved into the docks
without opposition from the strik-
ing dockers. Their first objective
was to carry about 5000 tons OF
frozen beef from the Argentina
Star.
Week end leaves for troops and
naval units were Cancelled when
the government decided their
services were necessary to get food
cargoes moving again on the
docks.
With 8,613 union men now out
and 96 ships idle because of the
work stoppage-which strike lead
ers call q lockout-Members Of the
Amalgamated Stevedores and
Dockers' Union will vote again to-
morrow on returning to their Jobs.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
A. B. Goetze Is Elected
T.. &P. Vice President

The Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co. today announced
election of Arthur B. Goetze. an
executive of the Western Electric
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: kas ir kur g

Joana Samaite, zinomu Gle
velando lietuviu visuomenininku
l. ]. Samu dukrele, kita sesta-
dieni, spaliu 1 diena, susituokia
SUI Erwin H. Hauck, Jr. Sutuok-
tuves ivyks 1880 val. sv. Jur-
gio baznycioj. Vakare 700. val.
ivyks vestuviu pokylis Vaga-
bond Room, 1O55O Euclid Ave.
Stasys Santvaras, Lietuviu
Rasytoju Draugijos pirmininkas
su Selma atvyko Stony Brook,
Ii, NY, pas zinomaja musq
kulturininku globeja Pr. La
piene.
Adomas Varnas, vienas is
zymiausiu musu vyresniosios
kartos dailininku, siais metals
apdovanotas Lietuvai Vaduoti
Sajungos premija, atvyko j Chi
caga
Gravrogkas julius, Lietuvos
universiteto profesorius, inzi-
nierius, su zmona siomis die
nomis laukiamas Clevelande.
Kipras Bielinis, vienas is zy-
miausiu Lietuvos socialdemokra-
tn senosios kartos veikeju, at
vyko j Bostona. Kaip anksciau
buvo pranesta, manoma, kad
jis prades dirbti KELEIVIO re-
dakcijoie.
Vincas Trumpa, istorikas ir
zurnalistas jau yra pakeliui j
Amerika. zada apsigyventi pas
gimines Kaliforniioje.
J. Puzinas, paskutiniu laiku
buves Baltijos Universiteto rex
torius, profesorius istorikas -
archeologas, spaliu menesi rem
giasi isvykti j Amerika. 10 W.
riausioji dukte Aldona studente
gavusi stipendija studijuo i
Rockfordo universitete.
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KUR ISPUDZIAI APIE TAU
TOS SVENTE IR RADIO
VALANDA

To klause keletas skaitytoju.
Jie nespejo pasirodyti pereita-
me numeryie. Bet jie yra dabar
2-me ir 7-me puslapiuose.
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RADIO zINlOS
WSRS. 149O kc


siandien, kaip ir kiekviena
penktadieni, 7 val. 80 min., klau-
sykimes lietuvisko pusvalandzio.
Programos ved6jai Siam pus-
valandziui yra sugalvoje kaz-
koki netiketuma. Sake, kad
kiekvienas sios dienos pusva-
landzio klausytojas galesias lai-
nett $40. Kas ir kaip = suzi-
nosime besiklausydami.
Radio vyru kvartetas spar
ciai ruosiasi. Gal jau kita penk-
tadieni galesime ir j isgirsti.
Sios dienos programme kele-
ta zodziu apie spaliu 20 d. New
Yorke atidaroma Didziaja Lie
tuviu Dailes Paroda pasakys
sios parodos vyriausias organi-
zatorius adv. A. Oils.
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TEVAMS IR MOKYTOJAMS

Ateinanti pirmadieni, rugsejo
26 d., 7:3O val. yak, kviecia-
mas Clevelande gyvenanciu lie
tuviu tevu ir okytoju pasita-
rimas apie surengima "Tevynes
Pazinimo Valandeliq" mokykli-
nio ir priesmokyklinio amziaus
vaikams. Kvieciami dalyvauti
visi lietuviai tevai, turf toxic
amziaus (nuo 4 Xxi II metu) val
ku. Taip pat kvieciami ir dabar
esa ar buve mokytojai.
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PADEKOS

P. J. ziuriams, Avon Lake,
uz parama tremtyje, pagalba at
vykti, uz pastoge ir islaikyma
per 10 savaiciu ir uz darbo pa
rupinima, taip pat ir F. ]. ziu-
riams, Lakewood, uz parama
tremtyje ir atvykus j Clevelan-
da, nuosirdziai dekoja
p. ir J. Staniskiu Selma
E. ir M. Zitkams uz pagalba
atvykti ir aprupinima Xxi isiku-
rimo nuosirdziai dekoja
X. Paulauskas
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MUSU SOkEJAI INTERNA-
TIONAL INSTITUTE

antradieni vakare, rugsejo 20,
labai graziai pasirode. Buvo ne
paprastai daug publikos ir lie
tuvius il prieme ypatingai siltai.
Programos vedeja po sokiu lie
tuvius isskirtinai pagyre, pa
reiksdama, kad "sie jauni lie
tuviai neabejotinai daug duos