davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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zas ir ju seserys Kalpokiene-
Baleviciute Ane ir Petriliene-
BaleviGiute Morta, is Manga
roto KIM, Seiriju val, Ally
taus ap.
Bartaskevicius Antanas, is vi
dziunu val, Utenos ap., gy-
venes Diciunu-Narvydziu KIN.
Ciuberkis Karolis, is Trumpai-
ciu KIM, Joniskio val, Siau-
liq ap.
Erbrederis Juozas ir Pranas
Gailius Petras, is Gribzenu KIM,
Kretingos ap.
Caucus Stanislovas ir zmona
Virketaite Sofia, abu is Nor
kiskiu km., Nevarenu valsc.,
Telsiu ap.
Gogis zmona ir vaikai Stasio,
GOglO
Grigutyte Adolfa, is Trumpaiciu
KIM, Joniskio val, Siauliu ap.
Jacinavicius Domazas, is Kai-
sedoriu val, Traku ap., Kie-
meliu val.
Jance, is Lazdiju val, Seiniu ap.
Kalpokiene Baleviciute Ane ir
jos sesuo Petriliene Morta, bel
broliai Balevicius Aleksand-
ras ir Juozas, is Mangeroto
km., Seiriju val, Alytaus ap.
| Markauskas Adomas ir Vladas,
sun. Jono ir Veronikos Grau-
zinaies Markauskienes
Murauskas Jonas, is Komenkos
KIM, Liubavo val, Marijampo-
les ap.
Petriliene-Baleviciute Morta ir
jos sesuo Kalpokiene Ane bel
broliai Balevicius Aleksand-
ras ir Juozas, is Mangaroto
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Nepalieka ramybej

Atkelta is 3-cio pusl
lu gyvenima, kurie Zinc uz ka
ir kokiais skaiciais zmones tre-
miami ta vergija -.
Kokia prasme ta daryti?
Amerikos delegacija ta
klausima taip atsako:
Oar yra pasaulyje milijonai
zmoniu, kurie tebegalvoja, kad
sovietai yra progresyviai tvar-
komas krastas. Reikia, kad pa
galiau visi suzinotQ, koks yra
tas "progresyvumas"
Americas delegacija siulo,
kad toje komisijoje butu lygiai
leidziama liudyti ir komunistams
ar ne komunistams taip pat ir
apie blogasias darbininku gyve-
nimo puses ir Amerikoje arba
Anglijoje ar kur kitur. Mes
kas cia yra negerai, taip pat ne
ra tikslu slepti, o reikia taisyti'
(Ta proga, jei toki tyrinejimai
lprasidetq, labai sveika butu is
kelti tremtiniu darbininku sally.
gas Belgijos angliu kasyklose,
kurios esancios nuostabiai pana-
sios j sovietiskas "pataisos sto-
vyklas".)
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Balciunas Morta, is Zagares vi.
Baltmiskis Kazimieras, is Stall
go KIM, Plunges ap.
Gecas Justinas, is Stalgo KIM,
Plunges val, Telsiu ap.
Guntoriutes Magdute ir Onute
Joksaite Maria, dukte Juozo,
is Vainuto val, Taurages ap.
JuSkevicius Juozas, sunus Juozo,
gyveno Pittston, Pa.
Karpys Juozas, is sakviciu KIM,
Batakiu val, Taurages ap.
Kiudulyte, is Pagerviu KIM,
Kruopiu val, siauliu ap.
Lepinskas Feliksas ir Lepinskie-
ne Monika, is Jaunutoniu vn.,
Rozalimo w., Panevezio ap.
Lengarskaites, is Silasodos-
Vainaiciu KIM, Plunges w.,
IelSlu ap.
Miezlaiskis Jonas, is Amalvis-
kiu KIM, Marijampoles ap.
Naujokas Vladas, is Stalgio k.
Plunges ap., Telsiu ap.
Nausedas Juozapas, is DunokV
KIM. TaurageS ap.
Pinkevicius Ceslovas ir Edvar-
das, is Bagaslaviskiu km.,
Gelvoniu val.
Pupkaite Maria, is Veiveriu
parap., Marijampoles ap.
Stasiulyte Ona, d. Petro, is
Kruopiu VAL, siauliu ap.
sventas, is Plauriskiu KIM, sa-
kiu val, buvo vedes Bibar-
taite Emilia
Taunyte (Taunys) Jovana, is
zeimiu KIM, siauliu ap.
Vilimas Kostas, is Bizaniskiu k,
Smalvu VAL, Zarasu ap.
ziedaitis Jurgis, is Kurpiku k.
Vilkaviskio ap.
Zinkevicius Juozas, gyv. Cleve.
land, Ohio.
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Bankauskas Mecislovas, Vale
RIA, Danguole Clifton
Heights, Pa.
Beiga Kazimieras - Chazy, N.
Y.
Bolmantas Barbora, Richardas
Brockton, Mas.
Botyrius Algimantas - Mas
peth, N. Y.
Bridzius Andrius, Elena, An
drius - Cleveland, Ohio.
Bruozis Kazys - Cleveland, O.
Dulys Kazys, Monika, Aldona,
Danute, Brute, Vytautas, Nj
jole, Tomas -. Baltimore, Md.
Endriulaitis Jonas, Wanda, Irma
Michigan City, Ind.
Galiunas Klemensas, Irena, Re-
migijus, Livile - Walden,
N. Y.
GauduSas Liudvikas - Water
bury, Conn.
Gudauskas Kostas - East Chi
cago, III.
Ivanauskas Povilas - Brooklyn,
N. Y. ~"EV
Izokaitis Viktoras, Eugenija,
Viktoras, Vincas - Orland
Park, Ill.
(Bus daugiau)
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SMOGIAMQJV BATALIJONV
SASKRYDIS CLEVELANDE

Rugpiucio IL Ia Clevelande
ivyks visos Americas buvusiu
"smogiamuju batalionu" (Ran-
gers Battalion ASSN saskry-
dis. Tai yra kariai, kurie from
te turejo pavojingiausius uz-
davinius ir kurie susitike vie
toj iprasto Hello" sakydavo
"Kaip, tn dar gyvasv'
Tai bus pirmas toks ju (gyvu
likusiQ) visuotinis susitikimas
po karo pabaigos.
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PAIESKoJIMAI

|
Jieskomieji ar apie juos Ii
nantieji prasomi atsiliepti j:
CONSULATE GENERAL OF
LITHUANIA
Al West 82nd Street
New York "a, N. Y.
Bortaskyte Brone, is Deguciu k,
Lygumq val, siauliu ap.
Dainius SUI Selma, is Papiskiu
km., Gelgaudiskio valsc., Sa-
kiu ap.
Krasnauskas, Kazio sunus
Kucinskas Antanas, is Tursu-
ciu KIM, Sunsku valsc, Mari
jampoles ap.
| Kybartas Karolis, is Klapati-
nes KIM, Veliuonos val.
Legecki Edward
Matulaitis (Matulis) Juozas, S.
Juozo, is Dibakalnio val, Ma
rijampoles ap.
Matulis (Matulaitis) Juozas, S.
Juozo, is Dibakalnio KIM, Ma
rijampoles ap.
Mazrimas Domininkas, is Yla-
kin val, Mazeikiu ap.
Meskauskiene Prane, is Ylakiu
w., Mazeikiu ap.
Neumann Karl Robert, sunus
Ferdinando ir Marijos.
Pinas ir Samulionis, netikri bro
liai, is Pindiskio, ar Nemune-
lio-Radviliskio vienk., Birzu
ap.
Pusdesris Jonas ir Juozas, is
Sutkiu KIM, Kiduliu val, sa-
kiu ap.
Ramanauskas Antanas ir Sta
sys, is Poderiskiu KIM, Gar
liavos val, Kauno ap.
Saulionis ir Pinas, netikri bro
liai, is Pindiskio ar Nemune-
lilo Radviliskio vienk., Ken
nebunk Port, Maine.
Steponavicius Eduardas, gimes
Rygoje, Latvijoje.
Stripinaites Marcijona ir Ona,
is Ylakiu val, Mazeikiu ap.
Vaiciunas Antanas, nuo Vasku
Birzu ap.
Vaitonis Saliamonas, isvykes is
Kauno.
Wittlipas Julius, is Radiskes
KIN. Suvalku vi.
zukauskas Bronius, s. Simono,
is Kauno, praso atsiliepti gi-
mines ir pazistamus
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6e,g!g!ya{[,s'fttIsef' |! e ,sftef
JONUI GUDELIUI

SAT E 101 ST., Clevelando paste
yra dang is Europos atejusiq
siuntiniQ, bet jis cia pazymetoj
vietoj negyvena. ii patti, ar Ii
nancius, kur jis yra, prasom
atsiliepti j Clevelando pasta, In
quiry Dept, Room 3113, arba
DIRVA.
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EuclidO demOkratai kviecia
piknika ir Republicans -.

Euclido demokratu pirminin-
kas John Maloney ne tik demo-
kratus, bet ir Republicans
Republicans kviecia j Eucli-
do Demokratu moteru Klubc
rengiama piknika, ketvirtadie-
nj, rugpiucio 18 d., nuo 6 Xxi
10 val. yak, Euclid Park Club
House. Salia vaisiu ir pasilinks-
minimu, zada supazindinti5 su
savo partijos kandidatais Sic
rudens rinkimams j miesto sa-
vivaldybe.
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Lankykites savo Klube! I!

Amerikos Lietuviu Pilieciu
Klube penktadienio vakarais
gausite skaniu bulviniu bly,
nu, sviezios zuvies, prie to
visokiu issigerimu. Klubo
nariai prasomi dazniau prisi-
minti apie savo Kluba. ,fs
Dabar jau laikas nariams
ir isigyti naujas 1949 metu
korteles. $685. Superior ave.
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Aleksenynas Jonas ir Aleksynai-
te Ona, is silavoto val, Ma
rijampoles ap., Zarstos KIN.
Bakutis Jonas, is Raseiniu vi.
Balciuniene Skodziute UrSule,
is Venslaviskiu km., Pane
veto ap.
Balevicius Aleksandras ir Juo-
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$ESIoS DIENOS
pasaulio poitikoje
{ 'Isnd om-I s! e4IeY4V }

bos sutartl SUI Manczdrijos ko-
munistu valdzia, nors dar te-
beveikia sutartis, pagal kuria
Maskva pasizadejo pripazinti
tik Ciankaiseko valdzia ir jokiQ
kitty VALIDITY nei Kinijoj nei
Manczurijoj neremti.
Strasbourge, Prancuzijoj, SUI
sirinko desimties Vakaru Eu-
ropos valstybiu uzsieniu reika-
lu ministerial svarstyti VakarQ
Europos Unijos tolimesnio stip-
rinimo klausimu. 81 Unija Sic
kia isteigti Europos Jungtines
Valstybes. I Unija priimtos dar
trys valstybes: Graikija, Tur-
|kija ir Islandija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-08-12

aCVykO sic lleJuVlal tremtlnlal:
Albusaitiene Ona - Maspeth
N. Y.
Ambrazilnas Adomas, Eugeni.
ia, Rimvydas - Waukegan
Ill.
Andriusis Maria - Baltimore
Md.
Babianskas Stanislovas, Elena
Stanislava, Genovaite - Day.
ton, Ohio.
Baksys Viktoras, Sofia, Milda
Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Basiulis Bronius, Petre, Algir-
das Worcester, Mass.
Benesiunas Juozas - Mexico
Maine.
Bacevicius Algirdas - Rock
ford, Ill.
Bliudninkas Engelbertas, Van.
da, Arunas - Lake Leelanau,
Mich.
Brazaitis Henrikas, Tamara -
Chicago, Ill.
Ceglokovas Liuza - Chicago,
Ill.
Eidrigeviciene Maria - Chica-
go, Ill.
Gasperaitis Albertas - Chicago
Gaudusas Juozas - Charleston,
Ill.
Mich.
Jankauskas Lionginas - Brock
ton, Mass.
Jankauskas Stepa - Avoca,
Wise.
Jarasiunas Edmundas, Janina,
Edmundas Chicago, III.
Januska Antanas, Aniceta -
Mexico, Maine.
Jatulis Gediminas - Durand,
Ill.
Juozuvaitis Enrikas - Rich
mond Hill, N. Y.
Kasulaitis Vincas, Stefanija,
Vytautas, Jonas - Maspeth,
N. Y.
Koppas Vsevoldas, Liudvika,
Tankredas - Woodhaven,N.Y Y
Leparskas Vaclovas - Detroit,
Mich.
Lisauskas Mikas, Veronika =
Waterbury, Conn.
Mockiene Eufemija - Baltimo-
re, Md.
Pastukas Jonas - Chicago, Ill.
Prapuolenis Aldona - Cicero,
Ill.
Sorius Antanas - Schenecta-
dy, N. Y.
Stankevicius Bronius, Rozalija
= Spotwood, N. j.
Stoncius Pranas, Brone, Pranas,
Stasys, Brute, Vytautas =
Salem, N. H.
Stravinskas Stanislovas, Brone
= Chicago, Ill.
Stupelis Pranas, Grazina = Phi
ladelphia, Pa.
Tamosiunas Vaitiekus = Sioux
City, Iowa.
Tervydis Vladas, Wanda, Ruta
Danute - Collinsville, Ill.
Usinas Antanas - Brooklyn
N. Y.
Vaiciuniene Tekle = Hartford
Conn.
Valantiejus Jonas = Maspeth
N. Y.
Vaskevicius Bronius, Elena, Ma
RIA, Aldona - Philadelphia
Pa.
Vegelis Jonas, Elena - Client
N. Y.
Vencius Juozas, Ona, Aldons
= Chicago, Ill.
Vilkaneckyte Stefanija
Brockton, Mass.
Zarauskas Juozas - Oxford
Con.
Zavickas Petronele, Bronius -
Hartford, Conn.
Znotas Jonas - Philadelphia
Pa.
Apie SIN. rugpiucio 9 d., lai
WI General Howe" j New
Voul>. o41,x,l>o S;n Eof,1x,ioi tyorn
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RUGPIUCIO 9.

Senate respublikonai kalbina
vyriausybe sutikti, kad butu
priimta tik laikine sumazinta
karines pagalbos programa Eu-
ropai. Jie sake, kad pradzia
greiciau galima nubalsuoti, ne
gu visa programa. Achesonas
SUI tue nesutinka ir sake, kad
Europa yra tokioj padety, kuri
reikalauja, kad visa programa
kuo greiciausiai butu patvir-
tinta.
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LIETUvIQ SALE

isnuOmOjama
koncertams, sokiams, vestu-
VEINS ir kitokiems parengi-
mans. Is anksto kreipkites pas
A. Simklna, Lietuviq Klube,
6835 Superior Ave.
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Apie SIN. rugpiucio 8 d., lai-
WI General Howe" j New
Yorka atvyko Sic lietuviai trem-
tiniai:
Aglinskas Algirdas, Ona - Chi
cago, Ill.
Antanaitiene Julia, Antanina
- West Haven, Conn.
Babrauskas Konstantas - Lei
cester, Mass.
Balciunas Stasys, Stase, Remi-
gijus - Kulpmont, Pa.
Baltrukonis Petras, Monika =
Manchester, Conn.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-21
SPORT FLASHES

By Jimmie N. Jones \
Jackie Wins "Most Valuable" The
Hard Way:
Jackie Robinson, star second
baseman of the Brooklyn Dodgers
and the batting champion of the
1919 National league, won the a
ward of the senior loop as the
Most Valuable Player but in any
case was it given to him on a
silver platter as you know.
The first of his race to win
the title in modern baseball, the
little ''bronz man" naturally is a
very happy man about it all. Hav-
ing won two important titles in one
season is quite an accomplishment
for any player inthe big leagues.
Twenty four members of the
Baseball Writers Association act
ing as a committee listed 10 play
ers in order of their value with
IL of the "a voting for Jackie.
Nearest to Jackie was Stan
Musial, who taking advantage of
a slump by Jackie in the final
stages Of the regular playing sea-
son by getting 226 points while
Jackie received 264 to gain the
title.
On the point basis, it was IA
for first, 9 for second, and so on
down until the tenth man Won
one point. Among there We're:
Jackie, Musial End with 226, Enos
Slaughter was third with 181,
Ralph Kiner next with 1873, He
was the home run king along with
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-21
jackie Wins Most
vu|uub|e" The
Hard Way
SPORT FLASHES :.

the best in the runs batted in Pee
Wee Rease came in fifth with 1873.
Others inthe Gig Ten were Carl
Furillo, Dodgers outfielder, War
ren SPAIN, Of the Braves, DON
Newcombe, Dodgers big right
handler with a record of 17-8 for
the Dodgers Ken Heintkelman of
the Phillies "Red" Schoendienst of
the St. Louis Cards with Ken Raj
fensberger getting eight points.
Jackie, who entered organized
baseball inthe winter of 1915 has
beenthe topic of the diamond sport
since that date and has done far
more that was expected due to the
many obstacles thrown in his path
during his three years as a major
Lacquer. Playing every position in
the infield since coming up to the
Dodgers in 1947, where he play
ed first base in the Dodgers pen
nant in that year and then final
ly went to second base in 1913
where along with Captain Reese
where they became the most valu-
able double play combination in
the major leagues.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-21
Article in LOOK
Applies to Dayton

The issue Of LOOK magazine
which will be released tomorrow
will have in it a story which con-
Germs itself with the problems of
York's Harlem, but which could
have meaning for any city's ghetto,
including Dayton's. Look says that
Harlem has become a "near medi-
eval ghetto" where living con-
ditions for it's 100000 Negroes
Puerto Ricans are so crowded
that trouble can be expected mo-
mentarily.
In it's press release the mag
azine which has been featuring
stories on Negroes in all of it's
late issues says: Fed up with
'pie-in-the-sky' banners being wav-
ed by politicians on the subject of
housing, Harlem's anger is mount
ing steadily as the overcrowded
area receives 600 to 1000 Puerto
Ricans, pouring into it's SIT blocks
every week."
A similar situation exists on
Dayton's west side ghetto, Almost
10000 Negroes are crammed into
Continued on Page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-21
By Jimmie N. Jones

Found guilty Of first degree
manslaughter for the fatal shoot
ing of Luther Pearson, last July,
was James Lott, Ga of West Car
ration, Ohio by a jury in Common
Pleas court.
According to testimony before
Common Pleas Judge Lester L.
Cecil, Lett shot Pearson in the
face and head with a shot gun
following an argument at a party
where he accused Pearson with
using foul language.
Defence Attorney Clearance
Stewart, pointed out the record
of the deceased man with having
an evil temper and was known as
a trouble maker in the Community
and that his client was a hard
working employee at one of the
West Carlton paper mills.
Officials of the plant testified
in behalf of the defendant, say
ing he was one of their workers
and had a near perfect record so
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-21
Files Suit
For AlimOny

What is believed to be the first
decision of it's kind in the state
of Ohio, came out of the Second
District Court of Appeals in the
case of Mrs. Helen M. Smith, of
1905 Ashland ave-, when she filed
suit for alimony in Common Pleas
court presided over by Judge
Don Thomas who dismissed the
suit on the account mentioned. The
suit was filed against her hus-
band Police 1t. Robert G.. Smith
Mrs. Smith appealed the case.
The Smiths had been married
twenty years and had two child
continued on page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-21
james Lott Gets One 10
Twenty Years For
Mans|aughter
POLICE BLoTTER

far Is being a regular worker at
the plant.
Howevr, Assistant Prosecutors.
William Wolf and Lloyd O'Hara
told the jury, that despite the
record of the defendant, it was
their duty to ask punishment for
killing in the state of Ohio. The
jury was out for 40 minutes and
returned a verdict of guilty.
The mandatory sentence Of one
to twenty years in the Ohio state
penitentiary was handed down by
Judge Cecil Saturday morning.
The usual week end "petty
thieves were busy over the week
end resulting in the burglary of
Joseph Seaman's grocery at 2755
Home ave., early Sunday morning
when a brick was thrown through
the window ofthe store front door
and two smoked hams and SO in
cast were stolen according to hte
owner of the store.
Mrs. David Beaghly told police
CONTINUED on Page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-21
Letter to Editor
The Election is Over

!. Where are we going from here?
The world is still at an unrest,
what are we going to do about it,
conditions are still the same,
people are upset of what will be
next. The hope of a new world
demands changed men, a trans
formed spirit of wrong to right,
society of hate and meanness must
be changed. A christian order of
life cannot be made without men
who actually want a world of
brotherhood, so society must turn
away from the old way of dis
likes. The world Of today will not
get very far without the efforts
of good people, our obligation and
responsibility is to live according
to fightful demands, that peace
and goodwill will take it's place
here on earth and in the hearts
of men or every walk of life. "He
hath made of one blood all nations
Of men. Acts; II Ch.-26 Verse.
Jesse Nimmons
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-21
owurd% Heistermun
to %Frontiersmen
Tomorrow

have volunteered on week-ends to
build bases for tents at Camp
Kern. Those who can aid in this
worthwhile work should contact
Wallace Hawkins at the Y, HEM
lock 6307, to indicate their pre-
ference of Saturday or Sunday.
If enough volunteers can be found
a weekend will be selected with
in the next 80 days.
Camp Kern was interracial this
year for the first time. The Daily
EXPRESS had critized the segre-
gated session at Camp Kern in the
summer of 1913.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-21
0(mQkk0W

The Frontiers Club of America,
Dayton chapter, will hold its week
ly melting tomorrow at the Fifth
Street YMCA. The speaker at the
meeting, which will last from 12-
to ITO pm, will be Howard
Heisterman, ex~-secretary of the
Dayton and Montgomery County
Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers
Association.
Andrew Freeman, president of
the Frontiersmen, urges all mem
bers to be present and to take
part in the discussion.
Mr.. Freeman also made a plea
to club members to volunteer their
services on a Saturday or Sunday
for some very useful work. Bill
Young of the Central YMCA who
addressed the club last week men
toned that some service clubs
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-21
Stars in Most
Successful Post
Season Baseball

CHICAGO (ANP)- With the
close, of the transforming season,
Jackie Robinson's All Stars have
been declared the most potent
team in transforming baseball,
artistically and at the box office.
Despite the fact that Jackie cut
short his tour by four days be-
cause of an atteck of the flu, his
team attracted far more fans and
brought in more money than any
other post-season all star team.
His All Stars won rs out of 81
games played. Fans jammed the
parks in. nearly every city the
team played. Robinson's team in
cluded Roy Campene
cluded Roy Campanella and Don
Newcombe of the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers and Larry Dolby of the Cleve-
land Indians, the biggest Negro
names in baseball.
On one stop Jackie missed a
celebration and reception planned
in his honor that was his birth
place, Cairo, Ga. where he had
not been since he was taken to
California before he was a year
old. His tour attracted an estimat-
ed 100000 fans.
In other parts of the country
teams were not so fortunate. Bob
Feller's stars drew the smallest
crowds in years. Bob Lemon had
the same luck. This was out on
the West coast. Even at the pre-
sence of Luke Easter, the coasts
favorite, and major league home
CONTINUED on page q
Evening star., 1949-03-04

Butcher royon dress, perfect for school. Button
down the front style with pointed pique collar
and dickey. Empire postes. Sizes to IS, 8.98
Evening star., 1949-02-03
New Rent Control Bill
May Include Clause
Barring Mass Eviction
BY the Asseeioted Press

Congress may write a ban against
mass eviction of tenants into its
new rent control bill, Chairman
Spence of the House Banking Com
mittee said today.
Both landlords and tenants will
have plenty of chance to testify, he
said, when the committee starts
hearings Monday on the admins
tration bill to extend strengthened
rent controls for two years.
Mr.. Spence had this comment on
a movement by some Oklahoma
landlords to withdraw their rental
property from the market in protest
against controls:
If this is intended to coerce
congressional committees, it might
have the opposite effect"
Approval Expected.
Under present law, a tenant must
go to court to protect himself
against illegal eviction. But the new
bill gives the Federal housing ex-
pediter definite authority to prevent
such evictions and to bring action
against landlords if necessary.
Mr.. Spence said he expects Con-
gress to approve the administration
measure.
1t would extend coverage to sew
eral types of accommodations not
now under rent control and would
give the housing expediter authority
to recontrol areas previously decon-
trolled.
Types of Housing Affected.
These types of housing would be
brought back under control:
/. Hotel rooms not rented to
travellers.
2. Leased housing which has had
Is per cent increases. Those would
be decontrolled under present law.
3. Accommodation not rented for
"A months. Such units are now ex-
empt.
The bill does not bring under
control newly constructed rental
property.
1t would give the Federal expedi-
ter the right to sue for triple
damages for overcharges in rent If
the tenant did not do so. At present
only q tenant can sue. The ad-
ministration says few have exer-
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.. All
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY

Baby, I want to tell you some.
thing before it's too late-I love you
and always will"
The detective testified that the
young mother signed q statement
saying her husband coerced her into
baby-sitting for her rivals two chill
dren.
Defense witnesses said that over
a six-month period, the husband had
frequent rendezvous with Mrs. Mary
Bachelor.
Evening star., 1949-02-03

liam r. Bekurs in Recorders Court.
The mother, Mrs. John j. Foster,
20, said her husband beat her and
threatened her life when she sought
to break up an affair he was having
with pretty brunette. She shot
her husband in self-defense, Mrs.
Foster said.
After the shooting, according to
Detective Hugh Prime, Mrs. Foster
held her husband in her arms and
said:
Evening star., 1949-02-03
Ohio Bill Would Prohibit
Eviction 7 Threots by Landlords

COLUMBUS, Feb. 3 P.-The
Tulsa (Okla) plan for evicting
tenants as a protest against Fed
eral rent controls would be banned
in Ohio under bill introduced in
the House yesterday.
The measure provides fines from
500 to $500, six months in jail, or
Evening star., 1949-02-03

both, for violations of the Ohio
proposal.
It says whoever, being one Of
three or more persons who unite,
combine or conspire together to
threaten, intimidate or coerce
tenants by eviction or threat of
eviction" to influence enforcement
of rent control laws shall be guilty
of q misdemeanor.
Extensive deposits of barites have
inst been discovered in Rrazil
Evening star., 1949-02-03
Sitter for Rivals S Children
Free in Husbands S Murder
BY the Associated Press

MOBILE, Ala, Feb. 3.-The
mother of 20-month- son was
freed of charge OF numbering her
husband after testifying that she
was forced to baby-sit for "the other
woman" for Sc a week.
Details of the triangle were dis
closed yesterday before Judge Will