davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-13

straipsni, aiskiai pareiske:
'Sandarieciai RENE Lietuvos
valstiecius liaudininkus praeity.
je ir esu tikras, kad jeigu ku-
ria grazia diena lures progos
parems ir ateityje."
Pasakyta atvirai, aiskiai, nuo-
sirdziai ir beveik oficialiai. Tx
Sandarieciu vadams, kaip demo-
kratams, nereiketu pykti, jeigu
kas nera tos pacios nuomones
situo klausimu. Jeigu Sandara
nori butt Amerikoje liaudinin-
ku partijos seseliu, galima tik
palinketi laimingos keliones ir
tick. Tie, kurie del to nuo San
daros atsitolino ir eina savai-
mingu keliu, kick NUNS zino-
ma, visiskai nesirengia eiti SUI
Sandara j kova, kaip to visai
be pagrindo baiminasi jos Sc
kretorius.
Beje, dar ir lietuviskai spau-
sdinamieji maskviniai laikras-
ciai taip pat uzkliuva uz Tauti-
mes sroves seimo ir labai lauzo
sau galva, kodel seimas turejo
butt geguzes 1, jo nera lr
lyg ir butu labai susirupine =
O gal dar ir 21 nebus -. 0,
tiesa sakant, = kas jums rupi,
bus ar nebus?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-13
Tautnes sroves seas baigss ID vaandu prizes mnsteu
konerencja svARBus MoMENTAs keti basui uz LETuvA!
Todel dalyvaul<im seine geguzes 21-22!

Is anksto nenumatytai taip
susidejo, kad Tautines sroves
seimas ivyksta didelio, visam
nepaprastos reiksmes
ivykio isvakarese. Seimas pose
dziaus geguzes 21 ir % dieno-
mis-. Spejama, kad jis baigsis
sekmadieni apie 8 val. vakara.
Europoj, Paryziuj, tue metu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-13

bus jau geguzes % dienos 2
val. ryto. Spejama, kad ta diena
a val. po pietq Paryziaus laiku
ivyks pirmasis keturiu ddziuju
valstybiu posedis, kuriame bus
bandoma pradeti derybas del
Berlyno, del :Vokietijos ir drau-
ge del viso pasaulio likimo.
Niekas nezino, kas is tu de-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-13
Kitu sroviu spauda apie
Tautines sroves selma

Kitu sroviu lietuviskoji spau-
da apie Tautines sroves selma
nieko nemini, isskyrus SANDA-
RA, kuriai seimas1 atrodo ir
"mistiskas", ir nereiksn1ingas,
ir nereikalingas. Atrodo, kad
SANDAROJE kai kas net pyks-
ia, kodel toks seimas ivyksta,
kodel Tautine srove pasirodo
esanti gyva ir veikianti ne San
daros organizacijos ribose.
Taciau Sandaros organizaci-
los sekretorius Matas Bieksa,
atsiliepdamas j K. s. Karpiaus
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-13
SIOJE SALYJE

OlOJE OAL ~
DARBO ISTATYMAS Atstovu
Rumuose pergyvena tikras
"mirties kilpas'. DemoKratai.
matydami, kad nieko neiseina
su Lesinskio projektu (admini-
stracijos siulomu), inese kom-
promising projekta, tai yra, ad-
ministracijos projekta, su pa
taisomis, kurios nauja istatyma
gerokai priartino prize dabar
velkiancio. Bet pietieciu demo-
kratu ir republikonu opoziciia
atmete ir ia kompromisini Sims
projekta, o svarstymu pagrindu
prieme opozicijos siuloma Wood
projekta, kuris jau visai nedaug
skiriasi nuo dabartinio Taft
Hartley istatymo.
" Wood projekta balsavo
LAG republikonai, 81 pietieciai
demokratai ir 4 kiti demokratai.
Prizes =. % republikonai, 20 pie
tieciai demokratai, ISL kitu de-
mokratu ir vienas "darbietis"
(Marcantonio is New Yorko).
Bet prizes galutini balsavima
vienas atstovas (tas pats Mar
cantonio) pareikalavo, kad Wo-
cd projektas butu specialiai at
spausdintas. Tai yra kiekvie-
no atstovo teise. Del to galuti-
mis- balsavimas turejo butt bent
vienai dienai atidetas. Per ia
laika demokratams pavyko SUI
mobilizuot savo jegas, pavyko
jierns patraukti viena kita savo
pusen is opozicijos. Jie itikino
viena kita is opozicijos, kad bus
geriau, jei projektas dar bus
grazintas j komiteta, kur bus
galima geresni paruosti.
Ir istikro, kai buvo pasiuly-
ia Wood projekta grazinti j ko-
miteta, tai uz ta pasiulyma SUI
sidare PIP balsu prizes 2O9. Tuo
budu ir opozicijos projektas bu-
vo, jeigu ir neatmestas, tai att
detas triju balsu dauguma, o
tas atidejimas jau reiskia be-
veik ia patti, kaip ir atmeti-
mas.
W ta grazinima komiteta
balsavo 155 demokratai, 38 pie
tieciai demokratai, 18 republi-
konu ir vienas ''darbietis". Prizes
- lat republikonai, 81 pietie-
tis, vienas demokratas.
Palygine tuos du balsavimus,
matome, kad balsavime daily
vavo pirma karta APO, antra
karta 421 atstoyas. ISviso da.
bar AtstovQ Rumuose yra 432
atstovai.
Taigi pirma karta balsuoti
neatejo IL atstovu: 9 demokra-
tai ir 3 rebubikonai. Antra kar-
ia neatejo II, bet tai buvo jau
6 republikonai ir tik 5 demo-
kratai.
Tiesa, kaip tik sesiais suma-
zejo republikonq balsai buvu-
sieji su demokratais, bet uztat
demokratai nuo opozicijos att
trauke 20 pietiecius ir 3 kitus
demokratus.
Dabar to istatymo klausimas
greiciausiai persikels j sonata
ir is ten koks naujas projektas
gall ateiti greiciau, negu Wood
projektas girls is komiteto. o is
senate sunkiau tiketis projekto,
palankaus Administrations pa
siulymui, mes ten nors demokra-
tai ir turf dauguma, bet sanity
kis silpnesnis: 54 prizes AZ, o
tarp tu AZ yra ir pietieciq, at
kakliai priesingu administered
los pasillymui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-13
Seimo dalyviai gall
uzsisakyti kanbarius,
kreipdamiesi tiesiai !
NEW YORKER viesbuti

Kaip jau buvo pranesta spau-
dole ir kvietimuose, kambarius
seimo dalyviai gall uzsisakyti
per seimo rengimo komisija.
Bet paskutiniu laiku issiaiskin-
ia. kad uzsakymus galima sius-
ii ir tiesiog j viesbutl, adre-
suojant taip: ..
NEW YORKER Hotel, Atten.
tion Banquet Department, NEW
YORK, N. Y.
Laiske reikia pazymeti, kad
atvykstama j Lithuanian Nee
ting.
Evening star., 1949-02-04

Q On Sole Saturday at $50 AM Sharp!
Better Be Here Eory to Get Your Fovorite!
. Sorry, No Mail or Phone Orders!
It's feat to bring you special price suits if they've
been hanging racks since foI if they're slow
the manufacturer got tired Of looking ot But when you
get bondnew suits right off the designers drawing board
Mister, you've got buy! All in new spring sutings in
wooen crisp they almost to life under your finger
You'll find shorkskins
glen pods
and sprinkIne Of serges!
Take gonder at the freshness Of the poens they proc
ticoIy shout, "spring 949" You'd be hard put to find
this kind Of hondoiorne at their regular price; hand
feed collars and nines hondsewn button holes and but
tons, hondbosted canvas fronts!
They're just good inside out; harmony trim Innings
trousers.
Sizes for regulars shorts and
longs, few souts in the group -
We Of filters make your suit
fits perfectly. H.
LANsBURGHS-Mens clothtn0-shee Floor -
Evening star., 1949-06-23
New Members Named
As General Assembly
OF UCS Is Elected


of the United Community Services
general assembly was adopted yes
terday at its first annual meeting
In the Washington Gas Light Co.
auditorium.
In addition to 80 members Of
the board of trustees who were
reelected. "a new ones were
named. They are:
Maynard B. Dewitt. Mrs. Mary
D. Keyserling, Mrs. James II. Cox.
DR.. James ]. Greeves. Miss Martha
Strayer, Michael A. Tardugno.
Walter Tobriner. Paul L. Selby.
DR.. William z. Clark. DR.. George
r. Ellis, Z. Spencer Brenizer.
Frederick p. II. Siddons. Miss
Anna Boyle.
Others ON Board.
Also, Mrs. George z. Bigge. the
Rev. r. Reid Isaac. jr.; e. K. Nor
ris, j. William Warner. Mrs. J..
II. Ferguson. w. r. Willoughby.
Mrs. Paul Magnuson, Mrs. Julius
Lob, Capt. w. L. Gates. USNR;
Mrs. z. C. Magdeburger. Leslie c.
Rucker. John s. Gorrell. Mrs. VIII
liam Draper Blair. Edward Rosen-
blum, Mrs. william Bush, Miss
Virginia Clary. Inspector Robert
c. Pearce, Mrs. william L. Breese.
jr., Mrs. Alfred @. White. Judge
Walter j. Casey and DR.. ]. Ross
Veal.
Twenty-Five new members were
also elected to the general assem-
bly, in addition to So who were re-
elected. They are:
Edward Mack. Abner Silverman.
Mrs Charles McGogney, Walter
Holland, Mrs. Elsie B. Chapman.
william ]. Milehan, Mrs. Howard
Heun, John Hester and L. Leroy
Tuerke.
Also, Miss Alice Fletcher. Sam
uel Mcintosh, Peter Haley, Miss
Ruth ONeil, w. Harold Shape,
Mrs. A. o. Moreland, Willard c.
Smith, Mrs. Jewell McCauley. Miss
Clare Fagrie. Tracy B. Augur. Miss
Ruth Hoffman. the Rev. James e.
Lewis, jr.. Miss Mary Kellogg, Mrs.
j. M. Auchincloss. Mrs. Jane T.
Williams and Mrs. Ruth Wenzel.
Thirty-four new public -at-large
members were elected along with
66 who were reelected. They are:
J. Garrett Bethel. Mrs. Joseph
p. Callan, Richard Cook. John J.
Corson, Wallace Gibb, Aaron
Goldman, George L. Gregg. Ernest
r. Harper, Mrs. Eberhart Haynes,
Charles Hill, DR.. Frank Horner,
Charles H. Houston. Mrs. E. w.
Howard, Norman Hoyle. Edmund
F.. Jewell, Miss Cecil L. Jones.
Godfrey w. Kaufman, the Rev.
Thomas B. Keehn. Mrs. Pearl B.
Klein. Frank Loveland, Mrs. j. c.
McC Clintock, Paul Mcdonald. Je-
rome B. Mckee. w. A. Minor.
Frank Nash, r. A. Nauheim, Lee
Maiden, Gideon e. Nelson. Mrs.
Catharine H. Norton, DR.. Winfred
Overholser, Mrs. Charles Runyon
III. Harry N. Stull, ]. l.. c. Sulli-
van and Mrs. Isabel Ward.
Donald Gray, public assistance
director of the Board of Public
Welfare, was approved % trustee
elected by the Family and Child
Welfare Section Of ne elperal
assembly,
Frank n Jslien ptg dent Who
conductAd meeting Intro laeed
chairn1en sud secret tafiea M ec-
tions Of the uCS.
The UCS. composed of I2s con-
munity. health and welfare agen-
cies, WIS termed = years ago as
the main planning and budgeting
group for health. welfare and rec
lreation activities In the District.
Evening star., 1949-06-23
Air Derby Association
To Ely to Eoqles Mere

All flying groups and private
pilots In the Washington area are
invited 10 join the Washington
Air Derby Association In q week
end flight to Eagles Mere. Pa.
Saturday and Sunday.
Eagles Mere Is 165 air miles
from Congressional Airport. In
nearby Maryland. It win not be
necessary to make reservations.
but those who win have vacant
seats In their planes are urged ID
take passengers. Ships with small
gas capacity can refuel at VIII
Transport CPa) Airport. 20 air
miles from Eagles Mere.
Evening star., 1949-06-23

Poland has placed turnover
taxes of around 13 per cent on
works Of art.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-08
2. Pirmas prieglobstis
{ Tesinys is pereito numerio }

siltine ir dezinterija, nusalusios kojos ir iu
amputacija paire nerva ir persauti kunai ir
kitokios ligos ir zazdos, jei kas jas ir nugaejo,
ju pasekos dar ilga laika, o ka kan ir visa am
ziu primins barbaru siautejima, vykusi Xxx am
ziuje Vidurineje Europoje, 'poetu r mintytoju'
salyje...
Ligonineje visi, kas daugiau, kas maziau
tas pasekas savyje jausdami buvome koncen-
tracijos stovykos gyvenimo liudininkai, uzsi-
grudne ziauriausiu zmogaus paniekinimo ir
kankinimo vaizdu bel isgyvenimu. Bet tue metu,
kai natal venus jau pilnoje laisves ir laimes
ekstazeje O kitus tebekovojancius paskutiniais
gyvybes ir energijos istekliais prie pat tu las-
YES vartu - visa ia neapsakomai skaudi kova
veikia jausmus, kurie atgime pirmaja aplin-
kybiu pasiketimo valanda Ir NUNS to lasves
dziaugsmo neisgyvenantems teko vel gyventi
aplinkoje, kur gyvenimas dar vede kova mir
tmi Tokiose apnkybese visai uzsimirso, kad
uz keliu kilometru uz ilankos pusiasalyje, ran
dasi keliu desimciu tukstancu apsuptos vokie-
ciu kariuomenes mase, gi kitoje puseje eina
ziauri kova del lenku uostu = Gdynes ir Dan
cgo.
Daugelio ligoniu nebeslaike nervai, ypa-
tngai moteru; ju besikamuojanciu kiksmas
nustelbe patranku griausmus ...
Tokiose tad aplinkybese teko NUNS "pri-
sigausti' ir, neatsizvelgiant sirdi reziancu kan
kinimosi vaizdu, buvome patenkinti rade lai-
kina pastoge, maista ir... uzsiemima. Drbome,
kur prpuolamai gydytojai buvo paskyre mes ir
je neturejo lako klausti, ar geriau tinki vir-
tuveje, ar sanitaru, ar pagebininku operaciju
saleje... 81 karta teisininkas ar zurnalistas
buvo tinkamas ir vienur ir kitur :.
Koks darbas ir kokios salygos bebutu ligo-
nineje = viska buvo galima kuri laika pakesti,
bet NUNS ne maziau rupejo ir aplinkybes uz
ligonines ribu, kurios, aisku negalejo nepaesti
ir ligonines gyventoju bel, aplamai, musu lietu-
viu likimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-08
3. Jau ir "kontakte" SUI rusais

Neuzilgo suzinojome kad rusu komendan-
tlra isake registruotis visems buvusiems kali
MINIS ir kad Sovietu Sajungos pilieciai, to-
kais jie mus ir siandiena tebelaiko, renkami j
specialias stovyklas. Kaniq tarpe buvo ne ma
ia rush, buvusiu karo belasviu, ir ju veiduose
didelis pagristas susrupinimas. Mes bent iso-
riniai stengemes savo, gal dar didesnio, susiru-
pnimo neparodyti ir, nuduodami, kad esame
"nepamainom' ligonines tarnautojai, vengeme
bet kokiu susitikimu SUI karines valdzios orga-
nais.
Bet, sakoma jei kalnas neateina pas Ma
hOmeta, = MahOmetas ateina prize kalnO.
Poros dienu begyje, isijautus tokiose ligo-
mines salygose, neatrode, kad pirmomis deno-
mis-, kada ca pat dar girdeti kulkosvaidziu su-
vial ir patranku griausmai, mtu kas mumis do
metis, ypatingai dar ir del to, kad jie patys ge-
raj mate, kaip dauguma kaniu atrode ir ne vie
ma ju jie patys savo rankomis vos gyva atga-
bendavo ligoninen.
Bet kaliniu tarpe buvo daug rusu, buvusiQ
karo belaisviu, ir tokiu, kuriu Saline savo kari
mes, gal ir kitokios vadovybes, atzvilgiu nebu-
vo visiSkai gryna ir kurie, pirmiesems dali
MANS pasirodzius, RADIO reikalo kuom nors 'pa-
sizymeti'
Taigi, vos praejus 48 valandoms nuo rusu
kariuomenes atejimo, suzinojom, kad "kaz kas''
jau domis lietuviais = buvusiais kaliniais. Vie
nas-kitas ruselis buvusiu musu nelaimes draugu,
musisku jau eme klausineti, kur gyvenam, ka
manom toliau veikti ir panasiai.
Crazy ir sauleta kovo menesio ryta bepus-
ryciaujant ligonines virtuveje, man ir prieteliui
J. M. teko pranesti gydytojui, kad esame ''is-
kviesti pasfkalbejimui" pas kaz koki kapitona.
Gydytojo veidas sbalo, taciau jis stengesi is
laikyti salta krauja ir tik pareiske: "Lauksiu
greit griztant" Mus issikvietes ir lydejes ruse-
lis uztikrno, kad tikrai pasikalbejus, grism.
Mazai tikejom items zodziams, taciau kaz kokio
fatalizmo apakinti, skerbemes pro siauras mie-
steo gatveles, priguzejusias sunkvezimiq, pro
turgaus aikstele su isrykiuotomis preslektuvi-
nemis patrankomis. Kap piauti vedamos ave-
les, ejome ta nelemta r nieko gero nezadantl
'pasikalbejima'.
Ivesti j privatu buta, buvome tuoj priimti
ginkluoto rusu sargybinio tankisto "gobon',
kuris tuoj pat nuvede siaura kambarell, ku-
riame, apart kitty kacetininku daugiausiai lenkq,
radome keleta vietiniY vokieciq ir misu susl-
rupinusi prof kun. st. Y Tuo pat suzinoJome,
kad cia perejo jau daugelis tokiu "nusikaltelu'
Ka kurie is ju buvo gret paleisti, taciau ne vie
mas buvo rusu ir isvedamas ir nezinia kur...
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-08

Pakeliui j mirti - B. Gaidziuno
aprasymai apie pergyvenimus
vokieciu kalejimuose. - 231
pusl. kama $1.OO
, 1949-01-11
Travel on flight"
Too Much For
Rex Lee. Derrikson

Travel on the schooner
Flight" proved too much for
H, Rex Lee, Assistant Direc-
tor of the Division of Terrific
ries and Isalnd Possessions and
Russell Derrikson, Assistant
Chief of the Caribbean Divi-
sion after nearly five hours out
during which time they were
becalmed, Luckily, Captain
Hansen at the wheel Of Ward
Canaday's speedy cabin cruis-
er Flying Carib" overlook
Continued on page 4
, 1949-01-11
Selective Service
Vents 8 Men From
Virgin Islands

National Headquarters of
the Selective Service System
has sent out a call for eight
men who have been found
qualified for service, for Undue
ion into the Armed Forces
from the Virgin Islands during
tie month Of February, Cover
nor HASTE announced today.
re Virgin Islands call, is
:sed on the total national call
0 date under the new act.
Registrars presently clas-
fled la will be selected for
induction in accordance with
their date of birth, the oldest
being selected first without
regard to race or color. The
only exception to this rule is
in the case of delinquents: Re
trants who will attain the
Il anniversary of the date of
II birth on or about Febru-
%, 1949, will not be called.
'rior to induction, medical
Continued on Page ~
, 1949-01-11
DR.. Knud-Hunsen
Honored BY
Interior Department

DR.. Knud Knud-H Hansen, re-
tired Commissioner of Health
for the Virgin Islands and
Chief Municipal Physician for
St. Thomas, was presented
with the Department of Int
rior Honor Award for distin-
guished service by the Honor
able C. Gerard Davidson, AS
sistant Secretary%of the Int
rior, on Friday, January Z. DR..
Knud-H ansen's name is also
inscribed on the permanent
Honor Roll in the south lobby
of the Interior Building in
Continued on Page ~
, 1949-01-11

lane, End Member for Frederik
sted Town, assistant secretary.
Officers of the Municipal
Committee are: Hodge, Rue
ben Nearer, 1st Member for
Frederiksted Town & S. Chris
tlan Chase, 1st Member for
Christiansted Country District
On the Investigating Commit
tee are: Gordon Skeoch, 1st
M e m for FrederikSted
Country District; Elmo ia
cobs, 1st Member for Chris
tiansted Town and Mac Far
lane.
Following the election, the
newly elected officials thanked
the members for the conf
dence shown in them that led
to their selection. The Chair
man, Mr.. Harrigan, said he
was very appreciative of the
honor conferred upon him and
gave the assurance that he will
discharge his duties to the best
of his ability. He called for
close cooperation and coordi-
nation.
Continued on Page ~
, 1949-01-11
Ullmont jones Back;
Resumes Duties As
Personnel Director

Ullmont James,, Director of
Personnel for the Virgin Is
lands has resumed his duties
after three months absence on
the mainland.
Mr.. James took special cours
es at the University of Chicago
and also familiarized himself
with work of the Civil Service
Assembly. He also studied CT
vii Service procedures of the
city of Chicago. Much valua-
BILE information was obtained
for use in personnel and public
administration in the Virgin
Islands.
, 1949-01-11
Harrigan Elected Chairman; Hodge, Vice
HODGE, NEAZER, CHASE ON NUN. COMM.

Ludwig Harrigan, Member-at-Large was elected chairman
of the new Municipal Council at its first session today. Others
elected were: Walter |. NJ. Hodge, End Member for Frederik-
sted Country District, vicecharman; Alphonso Forbes, End
Member for Christiansted Town, secretary and Alva Mac Far
, 1949-01-11
EBLINGS, BROWNS IN
BASEBALL CONTEST

The St. Croix Ebling base
ball team is scheduled to meet
the Browns on Sunday at 2::3O
on Parade Ground.
Eblings are lead by Julio
Felix and Walter johnson
heads the Browns.
Evening star., 1949-03-15
Foreign Ministers
Scan Draft Charter
For Europe Council
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

LONDON, Mar. 15.-The dream
of broad European union moves
closer to reality today as foreign
ministers of the f1ve-nation West
|ern European union scan a draft
constitution for Council Of Eu-
rope.
Statesmen Of Britain, France.
Belgium, the Netherlands and
Luxembourg went into the second
day of two-day meeting on the
problems of the North Atlantic
pact and the European Union.
One problem is the conflict be-
tween the date previously set for
a founding conference for the 10
nation Council of Europe and the
date for signing the North At
lantic treaty.
Invited to March % Talk.
The members Of the Western
European union-or Brussels AL
lance have invited Norway, Swe-
den. Denmark, Fire and Italy to
the founding conference March
20 in London. But the foreign
ministers of the Brussels powers
expect they will then be on ship
board bound for the Atlantic pact
signing in Washington.
They will have to decide wheth-
er to postpone the London meet
ing or turn it into a meeting of
ambassadors instead of foreign
ministers.
The Western European Union
is a defensive. as well as a social
and cultural alliance.
The Council of Europe would
be strictly social and cultural at
the start. It would. consist Of a
committee Of ministers with linn
lifted powers. corresponding to a
cabinet, and a consultative body
with merely advisory functions,
corresponding to a parliament.
Communique Due Tonight.
The meeting here has been Sc
cret, but a communique will be
issued tonight after the windup
of the meeting.
The terms of the North Atlantic
pact. which was known to be
before the ministers yesterday
are to be published Friday.
Many of the decisions concerned
with defense may not be made
public Immediately. But certain
economic problems created by the
Atlantic treaty also were to be
discussed and these probably will
be made public.
Another problem facing the
ministers is how to expand the
military aspects of the Western
European alliance so as to bring
in other countries joining the
Atlantic powers.
Norway has announced she will
Join in the Atlantic Alliance. The
Foreign Ministers of Denmark and
Iceland are discussing their pos
sible adherence. Italy and Portu-
gal also may be invited to take
lpart.
Evening star., 1949-03-15
| St. Moritz Snow
Stroys to Rival
| |SkiCourses
BY ths Asseeiated Press

ST. NORTH, Switzerland, Mar.
is. Swiss hotelkeepers have
learned how to make SNOW
bomb" they need a bomb
sight badly.
One hotel owner here, who will
do almost anything for a guest,
decided to provide snow for visi-
tors who were stubbing their skis
on Alpine rocks.
Three attempts to adopt the
American method of making snow
by dropping dry ice into a cloud
failed because of lack of clouds.
On the fourth try, a big fat
cloud came along in time. Hotel
men watched with field glasses as
the dry ice was thrown out over
a wide area above the cloud.
A light snow drifted down. But
not over st. Moritz. It fell to the
north-over the ski runs of
Davos, bitter rivals of st. Moritz.
Evening star., 1949-03-15
Dino Grondi Reported
Now in Buenos Aires
BY the Associoted Press

BUENOS AIRES, Mar. 15.-The
newspaper Clarin said today Dino
Grandi, Mussolini's prewar For
eign Minister. arrived here recent
ly under an assumed name.
Clarin said one of its staff in
terviewed Grand when he landed.
1t said Grandi used the name
Domenico CALI and refused to
disclose the purpose of his visit.
Evening star., 1949-03-15
| Reservist Retirement
Eosed by New Ruling
the Asseeiotsd prsss

Defense Secretary Forrestal said
yesterday the controller general
had ruled that q member of the
armed forces Reserve with 20 years
satisfactory service is entitled to
retirement benefits at age so re-
gardless of his status then.
This is, in effect, a reversal of
the controller generals Offices
previous stand in regard to men,
bers of the National Guard and
the Organized Reserves.
Evening star., 1949-03-15
FINDS ROMANCE!

Having always had a soft, clear
complexion" writes Miss M. A. H.
of Florida, ''it was hard to see it
become sallow and dry. Now thanks
to Endocreme, my skin is soft and
clear again. Perhaps / can thank
Endocreme, too, for the romance
that has recently come to mel" {.
She did! Can you? Today, start
Endocreme, the first successful
hormone cream. Thirty-day sup
ply, $3.50 plus 900 Federal tax.
Cosmetics-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-15

Last week We had one Of
those dark, rainy days when
it's good to hear the crackls
Of a warm fire in the fire.
place. A perfect day, I
thought, to chat with q few
friends on the telephone.
A few calls would have been Ill
right, but before / knew it, I
was monopolizins our telephone
party line.
So that it wouldn't happen
again, l jotted down q list Of
"party-line points" to remem-
Der when using the telephone.
At the top of the list, I wrote
always allow some time BE-
tween calls 50 that others
have chance to use the line"
The rest of the points were
little more than rules Of COM
mon courtesy. Such things As
not interrupting when some
ones talking on the line, ex-
cept to make an extremely
urgent call or giving up
the line quickly when some
one needs it in an emergency.
All in all, it's the "littls
things" that make our party
line service good service.
The Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Company.