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The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29

State Of Michigan. County Of
Wayne IS 365-4e8 At a session
of the PROBATE Court for said
County oi Wayne. held az the
Probate Court Room IN the City
of Detroit. on the Thirty-first day
Of December, IN the year one
thousand nine hundred and forty
eight.
Present Joseph A. Murphy,
Judge Of Probate In the mat
ter Of the Estate Of jamie L. Tur-
ner. deceased,
On reading and filing the petit
ton Of William Turner. ST. pray
ing that administration Of said
estate lie granted 70 himself OF
some other suitable person
II is orderd. that the Thirty
first dsy Of January. next, AZ ten
o'clock in the forenoon at said
Court room be appointed for hear
ing said petition.
And il is further Ordered,
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
Charles B. Berry. Atty.
iaOg Rroadwav

1908 Broadway
State OF Michigan in the Cir
cult Court for the County OF
Wayne IN Chancery.
Arthur Virgins. plaintiff VS..
Arhee Virgins. defendant.
No. lll-2e0
Order OF Publication
At a session of said Court held
in the CITY Of Detroit. Wayne
County. Michigan on December
l6. 1913.
Present: Honorable Frank Fitz-
Gerald. Circuit Judge,
II appears 10 this Court from
affidavit on file that the defend
ant Arhee Virgins is not a resi-
dent Of the City Of Detroit. Way
ne County. Michigan. but resides
at 1905 n 10th 81. Philadelphia,
Pa.
On Motion Of Charles B. Berry.
attorney for the within named
plaintiff;
Il Is Ordered that the defend
ant. Arhee Virgins. enter her ap-
pearance in said cause on or be-
fore three 81 months from the
date OF this Order or said bill of
Complaint will be taken as con-
fessed against her. and that a
copy Of said Order be sent 20
the last known post Office address
Of the defendant. said address be-
ing 1905 n. 18th ST., Philadelphia
Pa.
Il Is Furthered Ordered that if
the defendant is not personally
served. 4 true copy Of this Order
be published in the Detroit Tri-
bune a newspaper printed. pub
lished and circulating in said
County OF WAYNE for six con-
secuuve weeks. according TO law.
Frank FitzGerald.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy)
Edgar VI. Brsnigin, Clerk
By Ed Murauski
Deputy Clerk l-i5-2-16
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29

Al a session ~ said Court held
st the Courthouse IN the City oi
Detroit County and State afors
SAID. this u day Of January A-D-
1919
Present Honorable Miles y
Culehsn. Circuit Judge.
ss.isfs fsctorv proof appearing
bv AFFIDAVIT Of TheTleen Green
p,sintiH herein. on tlle IN tnis
cause. that the ssia Claude
Greens Whereabouts IS unknown
to the plaintiff
Upon notion q Paifcs anc
Patricx. attorneys ior plaintiff.
II Is Hereby Ordered that
CLAUDE Green. the leicncant
herein. appear and answer TINS
Bill a Ccmplasrt filed ~ this
cause. within three mcnias from
the date ~ tnis Ovaef. N sac
Bill Rili re taken ss confessed
by ssid defendant
Il j Further OrGerea inat
this Order 81 p-biArer ~ a
newSps os punIsle1 anc -ii c4s-
a,ec yithln SAID C0-rty ss e
cuired ~ law sr1 a.so isai
copy ~ fnls Or6e, re >eri 5y
reEisfere1 mali 90 e5 deie-eart
a. his .ssl Known place g. .ess-
cence.
Miles \. cuiehan. c.rc-i
Judge
a True Ccoyj
E6Fsr " Bra1sg,n Clerk
BY A z Nader.
Deputy Clerk l-2 10
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29

We want n.ors personal news.
VIII you cooperafe7 Send US the
names Of your oui-of-iown guests
Let us know If your baby was
Chrisiened. Drop q card to this
newspaper.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
ss.bron ,. ualI. A,,ornev

State q; - Mcn.Ear n re Gaze
cut Court .7f IRE Cc-rfy 6.
Wayne in Crsrcery
Sarah J Hale pian,f ISL
Ssrnusl Esley defendant.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
Atty. Ralph w. Miller
fFIA H.a

State OF Michigan in the Cir
cult Court for the County OF
Wayne N Chancery.
Olivia Hlrston. plaintiff VS..
Alonzo Eurston. Defendant.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
Frank Fitzgerald.
Circuit .Iud Z
Arthur w. Rhodes. Atty.
6n7 z Adam. Ave

State ~ Michigan in the Chr
cut Court for the County of
WAYNE IN Cnanccyv
Louise Elder plaintiff Us IL
nest Elder defendant
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29

lady az Song responded 20 thei.
enthusiasm by singing five en-
cores
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29

Patrick and Patrick. AitYs-
eof .uwerx Buiidind

state OF Michigan N the Cir
cult Court 70! the County OF
WAYNE IN Chancery.
Therleen Green. plainnh vs..
Claude Green. defendant.
Evening star., 1949-01-02
By EMILY TOWE

Flying the airlift is a grind
ing and often hazardous job,
Maj. Cash and Capt. Magee
agree.
Ground and air crews have
been working on a 24-hour
basis since the beginning of
the operation" Maj. Cash
points out. Some of the fly
ers make as many as four
round trips a day from Frank
furt or Wiesbaden. The aver
age pilot is on duty 16 hours
at a stretch; then he gets a
day off,"
When Capt. Magee was fly
ing the lift, he recalls, planes
were only four minutes apart.
"Sixty-f1ve per cent of the
flying in the past few months
has been by instrument or at
night" he says, "but there
have been few casualties, con-
sidering the size of the oper-
alton"
The story told of one
smashup illustrates the atti-
tude of the Germans. A pilot
and co-pilot were killed when
their plane crashed into q
building just short of the
Templehof Airf1eld. and resi-
dents of the neighborhood, on
Evening star., 1949-01-02
Air|ift Impresses Germans

THE BERLIN AIRLIFT has
l. not only shown the Rus
slams that the United States
will not be pushed around; it
has won the gratitude of the
Germans and the admiration
of the other peoples of Eu-
rope.
That is the opinion of two
Air Force officers now stationed
at Gravelly Point who have
participated In "Operation
Vittles." They are Mai. H. w.
Cash, who served as assistant
traffic director of the Airlift
Task Force, and Capt. F. L.
Magee, who piloted planes
carrying food, coal and other
supplies from Frankfurt to
Berlin.
People in this country
don't realize the Importance
of the airlift to our face, or
prestige, in Europe" says Maj.
Cash. THE Russians thought
we wouldn't be able to buck
their blockade, but we've done
it-and the Germans are
greatly impressed. Day and
night they still watch the
planes circling over Berlin for
the Templehof Airfield land
ing"
Evening star., 1949-01-02

their own initiative, took up
a collection for q memorial
plaque, which they placed on
the damaged structure.
Small, raggedly dressed Ber-
lin children often present
flowers to airlift flyers, Mai.
Cash says. And German boys
use toy planes to play a game
called "luftbrucke" (air
bridge), stopping frequently
to scan the sky.
Also illustrative of the Ber-
lin reaction to the airlift Is
the story of a housemaid
whose husband was killed by
Americans during the war.
She refused to speak to the
airlift men whose rooms she
cleaned each morning.
But one day she startled
the flyers with an almost COR
dial, Good morning" Then
she explained:
II went to the movies last
night for the first time in six
years. In q newsreel I saw
that you Americans are flying
food and coal to us Berliners.
If you could only know how
much this means-you are
our friends; you are not leav-
ing us to the RuSSianS!"
Evening star., 1949-01-02
Children Gladly Take
CHEWING e-eUM
laxative

. Imagine a laxative SO pleasant, 50
gentle, that children gladly take it -
whenever they need laxative.
FEEN-A-AdINr tastes like delicious
chewing gum. And scientists say
cheDing makes FEEN-A-NINT's fine
medicine more effective - ''readies"
it SO it flows gently and gradually
into the system.
And here's the amazing thing! The
action of FEEN-A-AdINT'S special medi-
cine DEToURs the stomach! 1t acts not
in the stomach, but when it is farther
along in the lower digestive tract -.
where you want it to act. Therefore.
chewing FEEN-A-NdINr does not upset
the stomach-leaves you feeling fine.
Try FEEN-A-MINT-at any drug IN.
counter - for 25e. SOC or only lU$
Evening star., 1949-01-02
C>asuaIs
by
Se:~Zeo

Here is complete
comfort in q cosu-
al shoe! These san
doIs offer gentle
support built into
the orch. Soft block
or ton Golf.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-08

vskas veilimas susduria su nemalonia klutmi - rel
kalayimu vienos sroves etuviams atstverti gelezne
uzdanga" nuo visQ kick kitaip galvojanciu etuviQ
Atstnka panasai if kitur.
Tai, aimei, vsuotinis reskinys Americas lie
tuvu tarpe Mes daug, labai daug kr matome grazaus
bendradarbiavmo pavyzdziu tarp variausio isitikin
etuviu. Toll neieskan Vsuotinis Americas LietuviQ
Kongresas buvo venas ryskiausu to bendradarbavmo
pavyzdzQ.
Bet, matoma, dar yra saleliu, kuriose srovnis ego
zmas pelvirsija susirupnima lietuviskumu Dusty
medzojimas' dar kai kur statomas prmesne vieta.
Nera rekao rodneti tas reiskinys geras, bogas
Vis turime ape tai aiskia nuomone. Mes netvirtina
me- kad srovns egoizmas yra k venos sroves ypatybe
10 gall pasitaikyti bet kur Tap pat r prekaisai del
to egoizmo gall pastaikyt visada pamatuoti arba
tie priekaista gall butt perdet perdaug priimt sirdi"
r kartais ispustai nusviesti..
Bet kiekvienu atveju kada srovinio egoizmo aps-
reskmas arodo pasekes ietuyiskumui zalingo lapsnO
laikome visuomeniska ietuviska parega parodyt j j
pirstu: tegul arba ssitesina, arba susaua susipra
tusiu lietuviu visuomenininlSu pasmerkinno.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-08
MzS4?z2k)
"Lapsus linguae"? -.

Clevelande, Lietuviu Saleje,
ivykusiame dr.. Vinco Kudirkos
minejime j. Daugela labai gerai
ir graziai apibudino Vinca Ku-
dirka, kaip visuomenininka. Bet,
musu nuomone, jis neturejo
iterpti savo kalba triju dalyku.
1. Jis Kudirkos politini pail
kima monopolizavo vien tik liau-
dininku partial Europoje ir
Sandarai Amerikoje. Del San
daros, tai tick to: il nera smul-
kiai isdesciusi savo politines
programos, tai cia ir priesta-
rauti negalima. Bet sunku ISL
vaizduoti, kaip Kudirkos pro-
grama galetu tilpti vien tik ]
mazazemiu valstieciu bel smul-
kiuju miestelenu partijos. pro-
gramos ribas. Cia J. Daugela
pats sau priestaravo, priminda-
mas prez. K. Griniaus mint, kad
varpininku grupe buvusi dauge-
lio lietuvisku partiju 'perykla".
Liaudininku programa gall tilp-
tt j Kudirkos politine progra-
ma, bet kaip gi siauresnis daily
kas gall tilpti platesni.
2. j. Daugela, rodydamas j
ta vieta, kurioje prizes pusantros
savaites kalbejo gen. P. PIE
chavicius, pareiske, kad Kudirka
tikriausiai ispertu kali items
politikieriams, kurie nemoka is
laikyti duoto zodzio amnestuoti
vieni kitus ir 'krapstineja ne
svarias panages cia, Ameriko-
je."
Ia suki "amnestuokime vieni
kitus" iskele prezidentas K. Gri-
MUS. Gen. P. Plechavicius pa
dare jam priekaista, kad jis
to principe neislaike NAUJIE-
MONS duotame pasikalbejime.
Tai ka gi istikruju norejo j.
Daugela, Kudirkos autoritetu
pasiremdamas, isbarti?
3. Toliau J. Daugela pareis-
ke, kad senuju veikeju darbai,
geri ir blogi, turf butt uzmirsti,
nes dabar Lietuvos jaunimas at
kurs Lietuva.
Daugelis vyresniuju klausy-
toju pasijuto, kad jiems jau
reikia pasisalinti uzmirstin. Jei
taip, tai kan tada ir patti ,Ku-
dirka bemineti?
Tikimes, kad tie dalykai kali
betojui issprudo tik todel, kad
jis kalbejo ne is rasto -.
Klausytojq burelis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-08

pabaltieciu likimas, kuri sovie-
tai slepia nuo pasaulio akiQ,
bet kuris Wis delto mazdaug yra
zinomas, ir yra svarbiausiojo
DIP problemos neissprendziamu-
mo priezastis.
Tai yra svarbus tiesos zodis.
Tegul jis ir isbrauktas is pro-
tokolu, bet jo negalima isbrauk-
ii is tikroves.
Geras zenklas yra jau bent
tai, kad musu nuolat keliamas
balsas tuo klausimu jau visai
atvirai nuskambejo JungtiniQ
Tautu Organizacijos posedziQ
saleje is britu delegatu lupu,
o per tai nuskambejo ir per viso
pasaulio spauda.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-08
TIESOS zODIs

VadinamQju DIP problema te-
bera neisspresta. Ji ir negali
butt isspresta, kol ju tevynes
tebera pavergtos. Visi sprendi-
mai, kurie dabar gall butt pa
daryti, yra tik laikini sprendi-
mai.
IRO, tai yra, laikine tarptau-
tine organizacija pabegeliams
globoti, ateinanciu metu bir-
zelio gale baigs savo dienas.
Jungtiniu Tautu organizacija
susirupino, kas toliau bus, mes
visi mato, kad ligi to laiko ne
bus galima suspect net ir lai-
kinai sutvarkyti stovyklose te-
beesanciu tremtiniu.
Priimta rezoliucija, kuria yra
numatoma paskirti Jungtiniu
Tautu Organizacijos Komisaras
items reikalams toliau tvarkyti,
kai IRO nustos veikusi. Svars-
tant sia rezoliucija, Sovietu de-
legatas Paniuskinas dar viena
karta pabande kelti triuksma
del tremtiniu negrazinimo jo
atstovaujamu cekistu nagus.
Nieko nauja jis neturejo pa
sakyti, tad kartojo sena giesme
apie tai, kad Jungtines Ameri-
kos Valstybes ir Didzioji Bri-
tanija kliudo tremtiniams griz-
tt ] savo tevynes, kad juos is
naudoja, verbuodamos sau ir
kittens krastams pigia darbo
jega, kad organizuoja visokius
darbo batalijonus ir sargybu
kuopas, kuriose tremtinius is
naudoja ir. tt.
Britu atstovas G. I. Corley
Smith j ta kaltinima atkirto 81
karta visiskai atvirai:
Mes, sake, butumem labai pa
tenkinti, jeigu tyrinetoju ko-
misija atvyktu ir pasizillretQ,
kokiose salygose if aplinkybese
gyvena tremtiniai, ka jie dirba
ir kaip jie. isnaudojami. Bet
ar sovietai sutiktu parOdyti, kur
jie padejo 100000 lietuviu,
latviu ir estu, kuriuos jie is
gabeno is Baltijos krastu pri-
verstiniu darbu stOvyklas Sibi-
re, Urale ir tolimoje siaureje?
IS klausytoju tarpo pasigir-
do smarkus plojimai, isgirdus
81 klausima is britu delegate
lupu.
Sovietu delegatai ta klausi-
ma nieko neatsake, tik atsilie-
pc, kad britai skleidzia propa-
ganda, panasia j Goebbelso -.
o britu delegates j tai atkirto,
kad ju rysis su Goebbelsu yra
buves tik per blogaji bombos
gala -.
Posedziu pirmininkas Romulo,
gala, tas diskusijas isorauke
is protokolo, kaip neesmines.
JOS taciau pateko j visa spauda.
Kodel Romulo tai isbrauke?
Tiesa, tas gincas neliete rezo-
liucijos esmes, bet jis palette
tremtiniu klausimo esme.
Britu delegates nurode, kad
kaip tik to pusantro milijono
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-08
laisvoji valanda

Izinios, bet ir mano likimas. Jis galejo su
manim pasielgti taip, kaip jam atrodys ge-
riau Sta savo gala "tvarkyti' kitty likima
Navalovas puikiai jaute. Jis SUI sprendi-
mais neskubejo... 10 veide tebesilaike
klastingoji sypsena. Su zmonemis komi-
saras zaide, kaip kate SUI pele. Ir jo siekis
buvo tas pats: truputi pazaisti, paskui
IIsunaikinti!
Ar tu zinai, pope, kas tau gresia
|uz savo praeities nuslepima? = mirtina
tyla nutrauke komisaras. Jis kalbejo ra-
miai, turytum apie visai nekaltus dalykus.
+ Nezinai? Tai as tau priminsiu ;. w
popiskos practices uzmaskavma, as tave
galiu tuojau sunaikinti, sutrinti, kaip nuo-
dinga kirmina 81 karta su tavim nesi-
terliosiu. Tu esi dar man reikalingas vie
nam reikalui. Taigi, dekok savo seneles We
lei kad >esi man reikalingas. Kitaip tave
pasiusciau ten, kur tn kvailu zmoniu du-
seles vilioji! Pas Abraoma, supranti?
AS Wis dar tylejau Mano tylejimas j
pradejo siutinti. Tada jis piktu balsu uz-
griaude:
= Ko tyli? Ar liezuvi nusikandai? AS
kartoju klausima: kodel tn, kales vaike,
nuslepei savo praeiti?
AS jutau, kad ilgiau tyledamas tik sa-
We gramzdinu didesne nelaime. Reikejo
ka nors tam tironui atsakyti Bet ka? Tuo
momentu as nieko negalejau sumoti, tai tik
= Kad as. as, drauge komisare,
|nebetikiu, seniai nebetikiu!
Vapaliojau tuos zodzius kazkaip ne
|samoningai. Mano zodziai luzo gerkleje.
Vietoj ju is ten sprudo kazkoki neaiskus
|gargaliuojanti garsai, kuriu net patsai ne
|galejau suprasti. komisaras suprato :.
= Nebetiki? Tuoj mes paziuresim ir
isitikinsim, ar tu nebetiki! Ma, bet man uz-
ticks SUI tavim kvailiais zaisti Pazaisti ga
lesim kita karta, kai daugiau laiko bus Mes
dar pasimatysim ir, gal but, net labai grei-
tai. O dabar kausyk, balandeli, ka as tau
pasakysiu. Jeigu Xxi siol taves nelieciau,
tai nemanyk, kad man nebuvo Mnoma tavo
praeitis. Nuo NKVD budrumo niekas ir
nieko negali nuslepti! stai sitoj byloj (tai
sakydamas komisaras pliaukstelejo delnu
j prizes j gulincios bylos virseli), senai yra
visos zinios ir apie tave ir apie tavo
nusikalteliska Selma! Vienu savo pirsto
pamojimu galejau jus sunaikinti 0 nesu-
naikinau ne is pasigailejimc! Tu man dar
esi reikalingas Sit kas, pilieti pope, gerai
isikalk j savo makaule, ka tau lsakysiu ir
pasistenk viska tiksliai padaryti. Ispeju,
kad nuo to, kaip tn ivykdysi sita mano lsa-
kyma, priklausys tavo ir tavo seimos liki-
mas!
Komisaras trumpam laikui nutilo. Jis
kazka galvojo. Su baime sirdy laukiau jo
sprendimo.
= Tai Sit kas, batiuska, = Vel prade-
10 komisaras grieztu tonu, bet pirma karta
Perkelta 6-ta pusl.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-08
AS LAIkIAU PAMALDAS
" ,STALINA
( Tesinys is pereito numerio }

Netvlrtu zingsniu as zengiau per KAN
bari, kai priejes prie stale geriau isiziu-
rejau j sedincia uz jo zmogysta, is siaubo
net apmiriau. Prizes name sedejo apygardos
NKVD komisaras Vanka Nikiforicius Ma
valovas! Tx dabar as j pazinau.. Taip, tai
buvo jis, = stambaus sudejimo, kampuo-
ia galva, keliais stambiais randais isva-
gotu veidu, stambia kuprota nosim ir ma
zomis giliai kakton ismigusiomis ziauriomis
akimis, kurios slypejo uz ilgu ir tankiu
! blakstienu, = garsusis komisaras Navajo
vas! Be savo atgrasaus nusikaltelisko vel
do, jis turejo zema plokscia kakta ir trum-
pa kakla ir atrode, lyg jo galva yra isaugu-
81 tiesiog is peciu. Komisaro isvaizda rode
ii priklausant prie pataloginiu issigimeliu
rusies. Su Navalovu "akis j aki" tada su-
sitikau pirma karta ir, turiu prisipazinti,
jis man padare pritrenkianti ispudi. "sit
kdkiems banditams yra patiketa simtu ir
tukstanciu zmoniu likimas!' - pagalvojau
su siaubu.
Navalovas stebejo mano sumisima At
rode, kad kito baime jam teike tam tikra
malonuma ir savotiska sadistini pasiten-
kinima -. Tuo momentu jo atrasiame vel
de zaide vos vos pastebima klasainga syp-
sena -. Neskubedamas, jis paeme prizes j
ant stale gulejusi rasta. Tyledamas aty-
dziai j perskaite, paskui ziuredamas j
name savo perverianciu zvilgsniu ir rody-
damas pirstu, astriu balsu paklause:
- Tu, pilieti, popas?
AS apmiriau :. ,"Baigta su manim,
pakliuvau zveries nagus" - dingtelejo
galvoje. Ispudzio sukrestas, automatiskal
atsakiau:
- Jokiu budu, ne, drauge komisare!
Pasakiau ir ta pacia akimirka supra
tau, jog patsai sau istariau pasmerkima.
AS turejau pasakyti - 'Taip, drauge ko-
misare" - prisipazinti, mes tik prisipa-
zindamas gall tiketis isvengsias kankinimu,
pagrindines sovietu tardymuose naudoja-
mos ''greito prisipazinimo" priemones.
Mano kietas atsakymas komisarui ne
padare jokio ispudzio 10 veide tebezaide
itartina klastinga sypsena. Jis pratesdamas
pasake...
- Ma, kagi, pameginsimc issiaiskinti
Tai pasakes, Navalovas, palenkes sa-
vo j pecius iaugusia galva prie tokios pat
dezutes, kokia as maciau ant adjutanto
stale, ia pasake:
- Drauge sekretoriau, atneskite man
piliecio byla numeris
Komisaras pakartojo ta patti numeri
kuri minejo jo adjutantas. Greitai, be gar
so prasivere kairej pusej 'esancios, irgi
dvigubos, durys, pro kurias iejo aukstas
enkavedistas.
= Ar visos zinios? . kreipesi iejusi
komisaras.
= Taip visos, drauge komisare.
- Gerai, galite eiti.
Adjutantas padejo ant stalo kazkokia
byla ir isejo. AS vel likau vienas su savo
kankintoju ir nezinomu savo likimu =. Ko-
misaras ilgai varte atnesta byla, kaz ka
paiseliu uzrasinejo, pora kartu pakeles
galva tirianciai name stebejo. Drebancia
sirdimi laukiau savo sprendimo -. Staiga
jis atverte viena lapa, ant kurio buvo
fotografija. Navalovas staiga atsuko prizes.
name byla ir paklause:
= Ar tn, pilieti, pazisti :sita baidykle?
zvilgterejau ir sustingau.. =. Taip, sta
baidykle as is karto pazinau! Tai buvo ma
no fotografija dvasiskio drabuziuose. AS
tylejau Ir kagi as galejau pasakyti?
GintiS butu bepraSmiSka. AS buvau pagau-
Evening star., 1949-10-02

A Dutch girl in Amsterdam,
aged IL, passed 130-word-a-
minute shorthand test.
Evening star., 1949-10-02

years ago under the habitual
criminal law.
II will, SIR" he replied quietly.
1t has been almost 10 years
since GrandStaf was sentenced at
Memphis on a housebreaking and
larceny charge-stealing a $25
radio. Because he had a record
of 19 previous arrests and four
penitentiary sentences in Texas
Wisconsin and Michigan, he was
convicted under the little used
habitual criminal law. He said
all his convictions had been for
burglary, larceny or received
stolen property.
Grandstaf will be the principal
guest as the citizens of Big Spring
hold their celebration. It was they
who got the permission Of Gov.
Gordon Browning to take Grand
staff to Texas so he could hear
the cantata he composed in a
prison cell.
He will remain at night under
a partial guard" and during the
day will be with Philips. Then
next Thursday or Friday he will
be returned to prison.
And afte rthat?
There was an undercurrent of
talk among his Texas friends of
asking the Tennessee Governor to
give Grandstaf q full pardon.
That's the only way he could
escape spending the rest Of his
Il life at the penitentiary.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
by the Associated Press

BIG SPRING, Tex, Oct. L.
Frank Grandstaf, Tennessee life
termer. arrived by plane today to
hear the musical composition that
won him six days of freedom.
Grandstaff traded his prison
stripes for a gray tweed suit and
walked out the gate of the prison
at Nashville this morning to fly
off to Texas.
The Tennesseean was met at the
prison gate by Earl Philips. Texas
druggist and author of a book
which inspired Grandstaff's 10
page cantata about the town OF
Big Spring, Tex.
The two of them, joined by
Pilot Roy Primm and Sheriff Bob
Wolf of Big Spring. then boarded
private plane for this West
Texas community. There Grand
staff will hear his composition per-
formed by male chorus as Big
Spring launches a centennial cele-
bration tomorrow.
'It's wonderful-really wonder
full" said Grandsta, peering
through rimless glasses at Warden
Glenn Swafford, who pumped his
hand in farewell.
Nov. be careful" said the
warden to the slightly stopped
prisoner. enjoying the first free
dom he has experienced since he
was sent up from Memphis nine
Evening star., 1949-10-02
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c. A-9
z
any sympathy shown during the
collectivization drive)

any sympathy shown during the
collectivization drive)
Swift Industrialization Urged.
Pravda commented on Stain:
remarks about agriculture:
Every country will, of course
find its own special approach tt
the socialist reorganization Of ag.
riculture, depending on the eco
nomic. cultural and historical pc
culiarities of its development. Bu
the path trodden by the Sovie1
peasantry is common and accept
able to the peasantry of all coun'
tries"
Another Stain chapter deal
with Socialist 1ndustrialization.
Stain, early after the revolution
indicated that a swift tempo O.
industrialization was dictated botf
by external and internal condi.
tions. His program was for th'
young U. S. S. R. in the shortes'
period to catch up with and over
take the big capitalist countries
economically. His writings on this
subject now are serving as guides
in Poland, Romania, Bulgaria
Hungary, Czechoslovakia and Al
bania.
"The countries of peoples
democracy" said Pravda about
this chapter, "are developing in
more favorable conditions than
the U. S. S. r. in its day. They
are in friendly alliance among
themselves and with the U. S
S. r., which renders tremendous
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Buzzard, It's Wings Clipped,
Is Cornered by Policeman

More than a little excitement
was provoked in the 100 block Of
D street S.W. yesterday afternoon
by a large bird that buzzed in
for forced landing.
Some Of the spectators, alarmed
by the birds actions, notified po-
lice. They said the visitor had all
the mannerisms of an eagle.
It remained for Pvts. Paul Mo-
ran and Charles j. Fisher to cor
ner the bird on a window sill.
1T looked as big as a 12-pound
turkey. but it was a buzzard." said
Pvt. Moran. "and it looked like
its wings might have been clipped
by an airplane."
Its buzzing days apparently
over. the buzzard was turned over
to the Animal Rescue League.