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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-29

kick cia mes sivakar prikalbe-
JON, kick mes papasakojom ir
kick NUNS papasakojai, kick
prisilinksminom - argi tai ne
buvo draugiskas pasikalbejimas
Atsisveikindami Wis delto dar
sutarem susitikti, mes jis norris
man miesta parodyti.
"Susipazinimas su miestu'
Kita diena sutartu laiku jis
atvyko SUI zmona ir dviem
svogerkom. Netrukus atsidure-
me "Copacabana' viename
is puikiausiu Monterrey miesto
kabaretu. Cia jau buvo is kalno
uzsakytas stalas. Netrukus SUI
sirinko ir daugiau jo pakviestu
sveciu.
Ceremonies buvo trumpos :
kiekvienas pagal savo apetita
uzsisakem vakariene, o po jos
visas laikas liko pasilinksmini-
mui.
Cia tikrai turejau progos pa
matyti meksikieciu gyvenimo
skoni.
Programa atliko kaipt tik
pirma karta cia pasirodanti
is Ispanijos atvykusi trijule.
Isitikinau, kad meksikieciai mu-
zikantai - nepaprasti specia-
listai 'rumba" groti, o patys
meksikieciai nepaprastai links
mi zmones prie muzikos. Kaba-
reto vedejas atvede prie musQ
stale supazindinti dar daugiau
zymesniu sveciu ir nuotaika su-
sidare nepaprastai gyva, kuri
dar labiau pagyvejo, kada estra-
dol pasirode Monolita Saval, ne
Ipaprasto gyvumo, lanksciu ju-
desiu ir puikaus kontralto balso
artistic Meksikos zvaigzde. To-
kin artisciu retail kur matoma.
Kai buvo laikas skirstytis,
teko nejuciomis ir saskaita pa
stebeti: apie $50 pezu (apie 36
doleriai). Tokiu pigumu buvau
tikrai nustebintas. Mes apie 9
asmenys social pavalgem, CANA
daug isgerem, ir visa tai ge-
riausioje miesto vietoje = Ame-
rikoj uz visa tai ir simtines tik
pradziai butu beveik per mazai.
Dabar jau tikrai miesta
apziurinejame
Kita diena tas pats Ruiz vel
siulosi ptarnauti ir padeti man
su miestu susipazinti. Nepato-
gu man buvo j perdaug isnau-
doti ir, pagaliau, man kilo klau-
simas - kodel jis taip stengia-
81 man butt toks geras, negaile-
damas nei laiko, nei pinigo :. :.
Wis del to dar karta sutikau
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-29

taikinga muzika, sokiai - Xxi
kokios 3 valandos ryto. Jau pa
sijutau gerokai ir pavarges, o to
"draugisko pasikalbejimo" taip
ir nesulaukiau.
Pagaliau, atsisveikindamas ir
pareiskiau seimininkui apgailes-
tavima, kad tarp visu linksmy-
blu neliko laiko "draugiSkai pa
sikalbeti''. Seimininkas nustebo.
Sake, ziurek "amigo" (drauge),
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Detroit, Mich., Naujien0s

priimti jo patarnavimus, ir We
liau isitikinau, kad ne vien man,
bet ir jam is to yra ar gall bu-
til ne visai menka nauda -.
Taigi vel susitikom. Dabar
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: 10000 myliq
8 keliOne ,v. vAncnAs ta1.
(Tesinys is pereito numerio)

mo budo paslapties, bet ju is
dirbta oda tikrai puikiau afro
do. W tai gauna atitinkama pi-
niga, tad suprantama, kodel jie
tos paslapties niekam neisduoda.
Cia pat ismokau atskirti ir
|jauno krokodilo oda nuo seno, o
taip pat ir atskirti tikra nuo pa
megdziojimo. O pirma man vi
sos tos odos atrode vienodai {.
Pasirodo, kad krokodilo oda yra
geriasia, jei krokodilas yra 3 :
4 metu amziaus.
Parode man ir nepaprastai
graziu dalyku is gyvaciQ odos.
Klausiau, kur jie tokiu dideliu
gyvaciu pagauna. Pasirodo, da-
lis ju pagaunama pacioje Mex
sikoje, kitos atgabentos is
Guatemalos ir kitu Saliu.
Draugiskas pasikalbejimas
Tos dienos vakara turejau su-
sitikti su vienu meksikieciu, su
kuriuo buvau susipazines diena
anksciau, ir kuris kviete drau-
giskai pasikalbeti.
Jis gyveno kalne, Hidalgo gat-
veje. 10 gyvenami namai afro
de, kaip tikra pills. Namas 16-
kos kambariu, aplink medziai
ir geles, zemai pakalnej visas
miestas, kaip ant delno. Ypac
vakare, menesienoj atrode, lyg
buciau pasaku sail patches.
Gerokai ivakarojus, susirin-
ko ir daugiau sveciu, ant stalu
pasirode ivairiausi valgiai, o
Salia ju = puikiausi vynai if
likeriai.
Valgiai man buvo kick nei-
prasti. Pagaminti jie is pazista-
mu produktu, bet SUI tokiais as
trials prieskoniais, kad is karto
kilo abejone, ar galesiu valgyti.
Bet nieko, isismaginau ir nau-
doiausi gerybemis beveik lygiai
mikliai, kaip ir kiti sveciai. O
Ipastebeiau, kad Meksikoje EMO
nes valgo CANA greit, tiesiog
mikliai =.
Su gerimais irgi buvo pana-
siai: Amerikoje mes neprate
prize tokiu gerimu. Pavyzdziui,
I"Naranja", Camel Anis', Der
Ireateaga" TX kt., ypatingal
tai meksikieciu kaip ir tautinis
gerimas = "Tequillo". Tai ge-
rimas, pagamintas is kaktusQ ir
toks stiprus, kad tikrai gall bu-
ii pavadintas "deganti mace.
Prizes gerdami ta mace, j stik-
leli ispaudzia citrinos, o ant del
no pasibarsto druskos. 1sgere,
sulaizo druska ir Nigeria van
dens. Tokia jau mazda -.
Nors name ir labai ragino
prie to 'Tequillo", bet as stem
giausi verciau laikytis prize
"Berreatagos', o labiausiai patti
ko tai 'Coctail Blanca.
Uzkandus ir nugerus, atsira-
do net kelios gitaros. KOne visi
sveciai ir Seimininkai mokejo
iomis skambinti. Prasidejo nuo-
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RASYTOJAS V. ALANTAS
APSIGYVENO DETROITE

Pas zinomus Detroito veike-
jus = Antana ir Ona Kudzius
atvyko ir apsigyveno rasytojas
Vytautas Alantas SUI zmona ir
suneliu.
10 sumanymu pas mus jau
kalbama apie kulturinio zurna-
10 iSledima. Nors dar nieko kon
kretaus neturime, bet noreciau
patti pirmoji pasveikinti musu
miesta pasiekusi nauja kultu-
rininka V. Atlanta ir palinketi
jam gero VETO.
Maria Sims N
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-29

Ijungos skyriu. Pranesimas apie
skyriaus turto perdavima bus
kitame susirinkime.
RADIO KLUBO PIKNIKAS
Sekmadieni, liepos "a d.,Biru-
tes Darze ivyko Americas Lie
tuviu Balso. Radio Klubo pix
lnikas.
zmoniq susirinko daugiau
kaip 1000 Visas parkas Emo
nemis mirguliavo. Retail kada
tick susirenka lietuviskus pix
nikus. Sveciams laimejimo bu-
du buvo skirtos keturios dova-
nos.
Pirma dovana = gera tele-
vizijos imtuva laimejo Nr.2332 !:
A. Repshas, 1878 Hazelwood.
Antra Community silverwa-
reg - Mr.. 1863: Aldona Molyte.
Trecia (Sunbeam mixmaster)
= Mr.. 1860: naujakuris Petras
Rukstele, $685. Elmira.
Ketvirta (extra dovana nuo
lSonoto E,,rpituro rraSi 1aronal \
= Mr.. 297,: Druskauskiene,
1896 -Stoepel.
Radio Klubo choras atskirai
ir drauge SUI visa publika, pa
dainavo ivairiu lietuvisku liau-
dies dainu, vadovaujant nauja-
jam choro vedejui Broniui Bud
riunui. Piknikas buvo tikrai nu-
sisekes ir linksmas.
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Pas aludariuS

Sio bravaro istorija CANA ido-
mi. Jis isteigtas 1890 metals,
lapkricio 8 d. Tada jane dirbo
tik apie $50 zmoniu ir per diena
(12 darbo valandu) padarydavo
1,5O0 bonku alaus. O simet =
1949 metals - cia samdo apie
5000 zmoniu ir per viena para
padaro 5000 statiniu ir $3.50,
900 bonku alaus.
Jie parduoda savo alu ne tik
Meksikoj, bet ir USA, Kanadoj,
Filipinu salose, Havajuose, Hal
ii ir kitur.
Cerveceria Cuothemoc = tai
Monterey pasididziavimas. Toxic
alaus, kaip ju - reta rasti. 10
yra dvieju rusiu: "Carta Blan-
ca" ir Bohemia. ITEMS, kurie
lankysisi Meksikoj, nuosirdziai
patariu pabandyti to alaus ir
pajusti skirtuma, palyginus su
kitu alum.
Tx cia supratau skirtuma
tarp rankinio ir fabrikiniO
darbO
Kita diena beieskodamas ido-
mybiu, patekau fabrikelin, kur
daro odines pinigines, moterims
rankinukus ir kitus panasius da-
lykus. Tai nedidele dirbtuvele,
dirba tik apie 10 zmoniu, bet
cia tick daug idomiu dalykQ,
kad net 6 valandas uztrukau, Ii
gi viska pamaciau.
Be gallo idomus dirbimo bu-
das. Viska atlieka rankomis. Ju
irankiai = tik siuvama maSina,
peilis, plaktukai, keliolika ak
menu ir ivairiausiai nusmailin-
tos why's.
Jei savo akimis nebuciau ma
tes, butu buve sunku patiketi,
kad tik su tokiais irankiais ga
lima tokiu puikiu dalyku paga-
mint.
Savininkai aiskino, kad tie
darbininkai nera paprasti EMO
mes. Nors mokslo jie ir neturi,
bet yra tikri menininkai. Viso-
XII paveikslai ant piniginiu ir
rankinuku yra ju paciu sugal-
voti. Tokius darbininkus iSlavin-
ii galima tik pradedant nuo ma
zens.
Savininkai taip pat man rode
skirtuma tarp fabrikinio ir ran
ku darbo. IS pradziu to skirtu-
mo beveik nemaciau, bet kai pa
aiskino, kai supratau j ka reikia
ziureti, tada supratau, jog masi-
nos darbas negali susilyginti SUI
menininko rankos darbu.
Esama didelio skirtumo ir
odos isdirbime. Fabriko odos
iSdirbimas irgi negali lygintis
su naminiu Odos iSdirbimu. III
noma, ne su kiekvienu. Bet
OaXaca mieste yra ypatingo ma
mimic odos isdirbimo budo zino-
val. Niekas daugiau visame pa
saulyje nezinas to odos isdirbi-
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vazineja, palikite organizavimo
1darbus rudeniui! - kalbejo ml-
|su biciuliai ir net kai kurie LVS
6-to skyriaus nariai.
Tiesa, anksciau liepos ir rug
piucio menesiais susilaikydavom
nuo susirinkimu. Bet 81 karta,
kada vyksta toks svarbus persi-
tvarkymas, nedrisome laukti pa
togumu. Reorganizacijos komi-
sija, - aciu jai! - buvo veik-
Ii ir ryztinga. il pajege susauk-
tt, nors ir ne per gausu, bet
energinga susirinkima, kuriame
ir buvo atlikti visi skyriaus per-
organizavimo steigimo darbai.
Susirinkimas ivyko liepos 23
diena,sv. Antano parapijos mo-
kykloje. salia senuju LVS sky
riaus nariu, atsilanke % nauja-
kuriai, kurie visi istojo j nauja-
iii ALT Sajungos skyriu.
Organizacine komisija, kuri
rupinosi sio susirinkimo susau-
kimu, buvo sudaryta is Stu as
menu: Juozas Kripas, Leonas
Bulgarauskas, Ona Navasaitie-
ne, Juozas Ambrose ir Maria
Sims. 81 komisija savo darba at
liko ir likviduojasi.
Dalyvavo zymls sveciai.
Susirinkime dalyvavo nese-
mai atvyke zymus sveciai = b.
Lietuvos zemes Ukio Akademi-
jos veliau Baltijos Universe
teto tremtyje profesorius agr.
DIR. J. Vengris ir Liet. Tremti-
niu zemes Ukio Draugijos pirm.
agr. j. Baublys.
Apsilanke susirinkima kaip
sveciai, isejo = jau nariai. Juos
j cia parsikviete Ikurdinimo Ko-
mitetas, kuriam pirmininkauja
ir veikliai jane dirba agr. T.
: Dambrauskas.
Susirinkimo eiga
Susirinkima atidare LVS 6-to
skyriaus pirmininkas A. Rinku-
: mas. Prezidiuman iSrinkti: T.
: Dambrauskas, DIR. Eugenija Cur
) skate ir Antanas Saladzius.
Reorganizacijos k-jos vardu
kalbedamas J. Kripas nusviete
persitvarkymo ir ALT Sajungos
: isikurimo prasme.
: Sekr. A. Saladzius perskaite
: laiska nuo Sajungos pirmininko
: A. Olio, kuriame sveikinamas
naujas skyrius ir jam siunciami
: geriausi linkejimai. Laiskas pri-
imtas su pasitenkinimu ir gilia
: pagarba.
Org. k-jos narys L. Bulga-
: rauskas perskaite svarbesnes
vietas is ALT Sajungos statute
: ir dave keleta paaiskinimQ. Visi
su statute desniais sutiko, for
: maliai nubalsavo steigti ALT
Sajungos skyriu, po to prieme
: ir pasirase skyriaus steigia-
mali akta.
Nauja valdyba ir kOmisijOs
, Skyriaus valdybon susirinki-
mas iSrinko siuos asmenis
5 Leona Bulgarauska, Juoza Kri-
pa, Helen Rauby, dr.. Eugenija
, Gurskaite ir Augusta Rinkuna.
: Pareigas pasiskirstyti pavesta
jiems patterns.
: Kontroles komisijon isrinkti:
4 Ambr. Kizis, Ant. Saladzius ir
: DIR. J. Sims.
Parengimu komisija: Stefani-
| ia Douvan, Josephine Domeiko,
4 Adele Petrauskiene ir Maria
. Sims. Isrinktoji komisija cia
: pat pasikviete sau j talka DIR. J.
Vengri, A. Bliudziu ir o. Nava-
: saitiene.
Sajungos zinias rasyti ir to-
liau pavesta Martial Sims.
Pageidauta surengti dar viena
: toki isvaziavima kaip buvo
liepos 3 diena, Kriauciunu va
sarnamyje. 81 karta numatyta
! pasiprasyti j Raubiu vasarnami
ir tikimasi, kad sutikimas bus...
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eLIETUVA TIRONQ
PANCIUOSE = teisy-
bes zodis apie tai, kas
atsitiko SUI Lietuva. 312
pusl. kama ......... $500
Evening star., 1949-01-27
Minimum Wuqe
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mated this would pull about 5,000,-
600 more workers in under the law.
1t now covers approximately 22,-
600 900.
Counsel Choice Disapproved.
The proposal to bring the new
5000 900 under the pay law prom
ised warm issue fQ a committee
already warning internally.
The members temper was stirred
yesterday In a 16-to-8 vote disap-
proving the chairman's choice for
a general counsel. What made it
especially unusual was the fact that
the man turned down for the job
was a former member of the House
Frank Hook, Democrat, of Michi-
gan.
Chairman Lesinski pressed the
Hook issue to a final vote after
separate caucuses by Democratic and
Republican members had indicated
that the appointment would not
be approved.
Mr.. Lesinski said opponents of Mr.
Hook brought up certain matters, u
and that House Un-American Ac-
tivities Committee file on MIR. Hook
was read to the committee before
the vote. Mr.. Lesinski said Mr..
Hook was not accused Of being pro-
Communist, but gladly admitted"
to being pro-labor.
Mr.. Hook was rejected, Mr.
Lesinski added, because of several
past controversies with members of
Congress. Mr.. Lesinski said he was
not familiar with details of all the
controversies.
Evening star., 1949-01-27

If the proper conditions" are created
to attract investors. He did not
define what he considered proper
conditions" but emphasized that
there must be "two-way street"
In any case, he added, such a
program will require long years of
effort on the part of the people who
would benefit, before it could show
important results. He emphasized
that 1t takes a long time to develop
the skills required to operate indus
trial plants.
The big role Of this Government
in promoting the program. he in
dicated, will be in helping to make
available technicians to aid in de-
veloping such skills In the areas
being developed.
Points to "Other Theory"
1t Is important. Mr.. Acheson said
that the program be considered in
its proper setting as a part of the
administrations broad policy to pro-
mote individual freedom for all
peoples.
The American view Of life" he
emphasized, "is one which says that
the worth and dignity and freedom
Of the individual are the objectives
Of government"
Without naming it as communism.
he said the "other theory" of the
place of the individual in society
is q "reactionary" one, making every
person "a mere cog in a machine. "
Meanwhile. in Lake Success, N. Y.
United Nations Secretary General
Trygve Lie disclosed that U. N.
economists have begun talks with
the State Department about the
program.
Evening star., 1949-01-27
.651,953 Tons Of Supplies
Have Been Flown 10 Berlin

A total of 651.s52 tons of food,
fuel and other vital supplies have
been flown into Russian -blockaded
Berlin in the last seven months at
an overall cost of $1O6, 100000, the
Air Force reported today.
Air Force and Navy planes on
Operation Vittles completed seven
months of flying at noon yesterday.
Planes of the British Royal Air
Force have carried an additional
220,204 tons of cargo.
The Air Force said the TRANSPORT
planes had flown 39, ,48o 900 miles be.
tween the bases in Western Ger.
many and Berlin.
The estimated cost did not in.
clude the cost to the Army in pro-
viding transportation of the carto to
takeoff points for the flights into
Berlin, nor the actual cost OF the
supplies.
Evening star., 1949-01-27

DR.. Lyons. Mr.. Turner.
tive costs through his ideas for
simplification of tax returns and
tax computations.
Rose From Messenger.
Mr.. Turner, who started in the
Government as a messenger and
worked his way up to his present
position, was the originator of the
standard deduction tax form,
which is used by 100000 of the
50,O00,000 persons in this country
who file tax returns.
Both men were awarded the Ar
thur S. Flemming plaque, which is
named in honor of the former
Civil Service Commissioner, who is
now president of Ohio Wesleyan
University. Mr.. Flemming was on
hand to make the awards to both
winners.
The judges were Daniel W. Bell,
former Undersecretary of Treas
ury and now president of the Amer
ican Security and Trust Co., chair
man: Joseph Young The Stars
Federal Spotlight colunmnist; John
Cramer of the News, Howard Lewis
of the Times Herald and Jerry
kluttZ of the Post.
Evening star., 1949-01-27
Atomic Clock Inventor,
Revenue Aide Win
Junior Board Awards

DR.. Harold Lyons of the National
Sureau of Standards and James r.
burner of the Treasury Department
1day were selected as co-winnerS
of the first annual award of the
Junior Board of Commerce to the
most outstanding young man in
Government.
Both men were awarded plaques
at a luncheon in the Burlington
Hotel, attended by high Government
officials and outstanding business
men in the community.
Although the judges had intended
to select a single winner, IL was ex-
planned that DR.. Lyons and Mr..
Turner are so outstanding in their
respective fields that it was decided
to select them both.
Honorable mention citations were
awarded to Lyle A. Dunstan of the
Federal Power Commission, John M.
Leddy of the State Department, Roy
B. Eastin, jr., of the Government
Printing Office and Delbert M.
Steiner of the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
Atomic Clock Inventor.
DR.. Lyons, who is 35, is the in
ventor of the recently perfected
atomic clock. Chief of the National
Bureau of Standards Microwave
Standards Laboratory, DR.. Lyons is
credited by his agency with out
standing scientific achievements in
atomic and radio physics, which are
important not only in science but
to the Government and the Ma
ton"
Mr. Turner, who is 80, is the
chief of the Internal Revenue Bu-
Ieaus statistical division. In this
capacity, he was cited by Treasury
Secretary Snyder as having saved
millions and millions OF taxpayers
tncalculable time and effort and
saved the Internal Revenue Bureau
millions of dollars in administra-
Evening star., 1949-01-27

special place with special machines
otherwise we have to stop ali pro-
grams of the Reich
And then she say, oh, come, you
have to do it for me- Then we break
down in a fond embrace and every
thing is all right"
AS the Nazi party member talked
broad grin spread over his face,
and he nodded his head toward
Miss Gillars, as if recalling the good
old days. She could not restrain her
self. and she broke out laughing.
But when attractive Miss DOMAIN
was on the stand Miss Gillars' face
lost its set look only when she
tugged at the sleeve of Mr.. Laugh
lin, to whisper in his ear. After
one such prompting Mr.. Laughlin
asked:
Isn't it a fact that you were
jealous of Miss Gillars?"
Known rs "Toots."
Miss DOMAIN, an announcer in
Berlin, said she was known as
''Toots" and as Sylvan Dean" in
her English language broadcasts
beamed at troops. She said she
had known Miss Gillars only slight
ly and was not jealous of her.
Won Richter, whose testimony
helped to convict Douglas Chandler
and Robert Best as traitors to their
country ~ for broadcasting Nazi
propaganda, said he had seen Miss
Gillars talking into the microphone
on live" broadcasts and supervising
the preparation of recordings. She
was one OF the very few persons
allowed to ad lib on the NaZi radio,
he said. Most announcers had to
speak from scripts, he said, but he
seldom saw Miss Gillars with one.
Recalled to Stand.
Mr.. Noback was recalled to the
witness stand for cross-examination
when the trial first resumed this
morning. Mr. Laughlin asked:
Are you professional witness?"
Judge Curran ruled that question
out of order.
Mr.. Laughlin said he wanted to
show that Noback received substan-
tial sums to testify in the Govern
ment's favor. Noback said that he
had been paid between $700 and $500
for appearing as witness in earlier
treason trials.
Noback said he was flown to the
United States by the Justice De-
partment in the summer of l947
and that for the last l3 months he
has been living in Washington. His
address, he said, is 1908 Massachu-
setts avenue NV.
Between his court appearances he
seeks such employment as he can
find and his total income in the
past year was about $4,000. He
spends almost all of his money send
ing food packages to his wife and
six children in Berlin, he said.
Evening star., 1949-01-27
Sellers
Continued From First Page }

II o'clock Monday morning at ST
Thomas Episcopal Church, at Eigh-
teenth and Church streets NV
where he was a vestryman. Rear
Admiral William N. Thomas. chief
of Navy chaplains, and DR.. Harold
B. SedWick, rector Of St. Thomas
will ofhciate. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery with military
honors.
The widow requested that friends
omit flowers, or send them II they
wish to Children's Hospital in men,
ory of Admiral Sellers. The admiral
had been interested in welfare work
at the hospital for years and served
on the Board of Directors up until
the time of his death.
A native of Austin, Tex, he grad
uated from the Naval Academy with
distinction in 1894. He saw service
in the Spanish American War and
during the Philippine insurrection
he served on the battleship New
York.
Was White House Aide.
In 1908, Admiral Sellers served
in the Bureau of Navigation here
with additional duty as aide at the
White House. The following year
he assumed his first command
the destroyer Stewart.
He held a number of other COM
mands in the following years and
after attending the Naval War Col
lege in 1916 he commanded the
baLtleship Wisconsin during World
War !. For this he received the
Navy Cross.
After World War I Admiral Sell
lers returned to the Naval War
College for duty on its staff, later
becoming aide to Secretary of the
Navy DENLY in 1921. His next
command was the battleship Mary
land.
In 1928 Admiral Sellers COM
manded the Naval Training Station
at San Diego, Calf. Later he was
on the staff of the commander Of
the Pacific scouting feet. From
1927 until 1929 he was commander
of the special service squadron,
and for that service was awarded
the Distinguished Service Medal.
Went to Annapolis in "a.
In 1929 Admiral Sellers became
judge advocate general of the Navy
and the following year was given
command of the battleship divisions
Of the battle feet.
In 1888 he assumed duty as COM
mander in chief of the fleet with
the rank of admiral. He was super
intendent of the Naval Academy
from 1884 to 1898.
In addition to the Navy Cross
and Distinguished Service Medal,
Evening star., 1949-01-27

Casters and tine Alneii...-l Civil
Liberties Union.
Support Rule.
Supporting the rule are the State
of Maryland itself, as prosecutor:
the Maryland Civil Liberties Com
mittee and the State Bar Associa-
ton.
In yesterdays arguments, Assist
ant States Attorney Anselm Sodaro
said, "One of the important issues
raised by the contempt citations is
the conflict between the constitu-
tional principle of freedom of the
press and its possible restrictions
on the power of the judiciary to
protect its processes.
He held that broadcast of the
fact that Eugene James had con-
feSsed to the knife-murder of Marsha
Brill meant administration of justice
faced "a clear, present and i'm
minent danger" James was con-
victed and his appeal is pending.
Publishers File Brief.
The American Newspaper Pub
fishers Association, represented by
Elisha and Arthur B. Hanson, told
the court in brief filed:
Probably no more stringent rule
for censorship of the press and con-
troll of the dissemination Of impor-
tant information concerning crime
has ever been laid down in this
country.
LAS long as Rule 9O4 stands, it is
impossible for any newspaper or
radio broadcast station within the
jurisdiction of the court to publish
news of crime, in which the public
is vitality interested, without first
obtaining approval of the court of
the matter proposed to be published
THE application of Rule 9O4 here
turns the pages of history back to
those days in the mother country
when publishers, writer's and editors
were placed under good-conduct
bonds and forced to submit their
copy to censors for official approval
before publication"
AuUIlC nCCOTu SLTeSSe0.
Hilary Cans, representing WITH,
declared publication of a confession
before trial and mention of a de-
fendants previous record did not
constitute "clear and imminent"
danger He said the confession could
be available before trial if admitted
at a preliminary hearing and that
criminal records are public records
available to any one.
The rule was termed a drastic
piece of legislation" by James
Lawrence Fly. former chairman of
he Federal Communications Com
mission. Appearing for the American
Civil Liberties Union which Is sup
porting the radio stations. Mr.. Fly
said:
1T uses the most summary process
0f punishment known to our system
of law. 1t is constant, -effec-
live system of censorship"
The American Society of News
paper Editors said it asked to inter-
vene because rights denied the
today may be taken
from the editor tomorrow"