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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

The marriage of Miss Jacque-
line Squires. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gardner Squires OF
Chevy Chase, Md. to Mr.. Charles
HAWTHORN Quigg, jr., son of Mr.,
and Mrs. Quigg Of Arlington, took
place yesterday afternoon in the
Fort Myer Chapel. The Rev
Ernest Pearsall officiated at the
5 o'clock ceremony and the re-
ception was held at the Statler
Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26
Engagement Told
Cocktail Party

Mr. and Mrs nsraetxao Calxn
of Mexico City and wAsh4ngscr
entertained NJ q cocktail party
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
N Sc uci nemecky.

Praha. = PTfslusnfci SNB V
Ceskoslovensku byli vyzvani
tajnym ob6znfkem m~inisterstva
vnitra, ably navstevovali kursy
nemciny a ucili Sc reel sousedu
Sc stejnym zajmem, jake Sc uci
materstine "dayaj easy" velke-
no "bratra" -Sovetskeho sva-
Zu.
Tento obeznik nepfekvapil
nebot mezi cleny SNB je vseo-
becne znamo, re vedoucl du-
stojnfci vychodonemecke Volks
|polizei ~navstfvili v polovine rlJ-
ma CSR. Vysvetlenf teto sku-
Itecnosti sc svetove vefe]nostl
dostalo oficialnlm prohlasenl
vychodonemeckych politiku, v
nemz sc pravl We vyzve k Volks-
polizei, re jednoho dine S poll
eli ostatnfch "lidove" demokra-
|tickych stat1d - vpochoduje DO
zapadnfho Nemecka. Vyzva MI
nisterstva vnitra v CSR nenl te-
dy bezddvodna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
83 milionG radiovych prijima.
ca We Spojenych Statech.

Washington, D. C. = Nedav-
no americky rozhlas slavil sve
dvacate devat6 vyroc1 a poole
ornament Svazu americkych
rozhlasovych spolecnosti, We
Spojenych Statech je nyni v pro
vozu 80 milion1 prijimac1d, KITE.
re jsou v maietku "a procent
americkych robin.
Zajimave je take rozvrstve-
nj americkych rozhlasovych
programG. Poole statistik sva-
zu, Al procent programd je wy
hrazeno hudb6 z cehoz &c pro-
cent je popu'arn5 a tanecnf hud-
ba, sedm procent je vyhrazeno
narodnfm pfsn1m a 8 procent
je klasicka hudba. sestnact
procent celkoveho vysflanf je
venovano dramatickVm a roz-
hlasovym hiram. TTinact pro-
cent vysllanf ie vyhrazeno zpra
YAM, komentaT1m a reporta-
z1m. Dalsfch sest procent wy
sllan1 jsou vychovne programy
a stejn6 procento je vyhraze-
no pro nabozenske relace. Ko-
necne ctyri procenta vysflani
tvoff pfednasky a diskuse.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
Katolictf duchovni dostali
vVstrahu.

Praha. - Komunistickou
vladou kontrolovany katolicky
Vestnfk, vydavany pro katollc-
Ike kneze Ceskoslovensku va
roval katolicky klerus, re lhu-
ia pro amnestovan1 uplynula a
re cd nynejska knez1, ktefi Sc
provin1 prot statn1m zakonum
budou rozhodne a nemilosrdne
potrestani.
We vladimir katolickem Vest
nlku sc uvadf, re vlada jednala
dosud S knezfmi blahovolne a
re mnoho zatcenych knez1 pro-
pustila ma svobodu. Podobna
shovfvavost je vsak uz veci MI
nulosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
Americky novinaT o obtizich
zpravoda istvi re SovetH.
Josef Martinez

Par1z. = Dopisovatel deniku
New York Herald Tribune" a
Chicago Times" Josef
Newman, zacal otiskovat serii
clank1 O Sovetskem svazu, kde
pobyl jake americky korespon-
dent diva a p1l roku. Navrat
do Moskvy nebyl tomuto novi-
mari sovetskou vladou vice po-
volen.
Josef Newman jest jednim z
onoho maleho poctu America
MI, ktery mel vhodnou pfllezi-
tost pozorovat jake jsou rozdi-
ly mezi Ruskem, jak je l1c1 ko-
munisticka propaganda a sku-
tecnym Ruskem, jehoz obcane
zijf pod diktatem a terorem.
We SVEN prvnim clanku New
man pise, re "a nedlouho pc
prijezdu do Moskvy zjistil, re
komunisticke 1Tady ustavicne
rse snazf O zakrytf fakt o zivote
" sovete, v Sov6stskem svazu
pred ostatnfm svetem. Popsal
svou prvnf navstevu u sovetske-
no tiskoveho 1radu, kde ode
VIDAL svoje pov6rovacf listing v
r. 1947. Tehdy no Konstantir
Zincenko, ktery byl prednostou
tiskoveho 1radu, pTatelsky va
roval, ably nepsal mic nepfizni'
veho o Sovetskem svazu, pone.
vadz by mu jinak hrozilo ne
bezpecl, re by musil opustit re-
mi.
NovinaT Newman p1se, re sc
must brat zTetel ma to, re So
vetsky svaz prodelal katastro-
faint valku. Chudoba no proto
neprekvapila a nepoc1tal ami S
tim, re no pTekvapf komunis-
tick1 system. Pise dale:
"Jestlize Rusove porazkou
kapitalismu dosahli vseho to-
no, O Gem pfse a hovoTf sovetska
vlada, ktery pry pro sovetske-
no deln1ka vytvofila raj, my
slim, re bychom Sc NELL ma vse-
chino d1kladne podlvat a ma
psat O tom vic. Byl jsem pre-
sweden, re bych tim neskla-
NAL ami pana Zincenka ami a.
mericky tisk."
Newman dale poznamenava,
Re vyhlidky ma 1spech jeho
prace re zacatku byly pr1znive.
Moskevske porady Rady zahra-
nicnich minstrel Velke Ctyrky
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
Truman nepripusti zvyseni
ceny zlata.

Washington, D. c. - Ma sve
tiskove konferenci sc president
Truman vyjadfil k r1znym O.
tazkam, mezi jinym byl dota-
zan, IDA vlada uvazuje O IVY
Semi ceny zlata, ably takto mohl
byti snfzen statnf duh. Presi-
dent Truman prohlasil, re k
snfzenf ceny zlata nedojde, do
kud on Dude presidentem.
Dale byl pan Truman poza-
dan o vyjadrenf, IDA Dude pre-
ruSena spoluprace obou polite
kych stran We vecech zahranic-
nj politiky vzhledem k tomu,
re byl pTi volbe v New Yorku
porazen zastance teto spolu.
prace John Foster Dulles.
President Tekl, re spoluprace
obou stran V zahranicnf politi.
&c ma byt rozhodne podrzena.
Jinak pan Truman potvrdil, ze
poslednf volebnf vysledky po-
vazuje "a schvaleni sveho vlad.
nfho programu a ma "a to, &c
DO techto volbach to Dude snaz.
81 ieho program uskutecnit.
Dale byla panu Trumanov
polozena otazka, IDA vi O ne.
iakTch dals1ch atomovych Wy.
busfch Rusku pc tom, co uci
nil sve ornament, odpovedel, ze
pokud on vi. k zadnym dalsfn
atomovym vybuchGm v Rusku
nedoSlO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
KOLIK MAS NAPOcfTAJf?
(Tiskova sluzba Ceskoslovenske
narodni rady v Americe.)

(Tiskova sluzba Ceskoslovenske
narodni rady v Americe.)
Blfzf Sc rok 1850, kdy We Spo-
|jenych Statech Dude porvede-
no 1redni scftan1 obyvatelstva.
Zahrne i r1zne narodnostnf sku
piny Poole jejich materske re-
81, take skupinu nasi. Kolik O.
sob pTihlasi sc napresrok k p1-
vodu ceskoslovenskemu?
Nenf tajnostf, re mas v po-
slednich desltiletich ubylo. Do
posud vsak neproniklo spravne
poznanf, @ jak velky 1bytek
vskutku jde. Stale jeste cteme
leckde O dvou milionech Cecho-
slovakG We Spoj. Statech a po-
Get obyvatel jednotlivych obci
byva dosud i v tisku uvaden,
|jak byvaval, ne jak sc die po-
slednfho americkeho sc1tan1 o.
byvatelstva jew. Pravda je "a
tim jina, neprfjemna a uvede-
tell nespravna data ma pravou
mfru vystavujete Sc nebezpeci,
re budete prohlaseni "a pomlou-
vace jenz zlovolne usiluje o sni-
zovani naseho vyznamu v A
merice. A piece, nechceme-li
lstavet ma p1sku nesm1me sesbat
pravdy, necht je sebe neprl-
jemnejs1. Jen ma poznanl pra-
We skutecnosti jest nam v dalsl
praci narodnf Sc op1rat.
Nejspolehlivejs1m mefltkem
pocetnosti kterekoli narodnost-
nj skupiny jest prave 1fednl
census, scitani obyvatel, prova-
dene jednou "a deset let.
Toto scftanf nen1 Size zcela
presne a ma jiste nedostatky,
ale je re vsech prostredkG zji-
Istovanf naseho poctu nejspo-
lehlivejsf a len toto je ostatne
iako spolehlive uznavano.
Jak vypada tato skutecnost?
NejvySS1ho pOctu OsOb, KITE
re priznaly We Spojenych Sta
tech rec ceskou neb slovenskou
"a svou mateTstinu dosazeno
bylo nikoli hned pc prve sveto-
We valce, ale az r. 1880. Cd
r. 1910, cd kdy drednf cfsla po-
prve zachycuji pristehovalce
nodle jejich mateTskeho jay
Ia, 1Tedni soupis nas1 krajan-
ske obce v teto zemi vykazoval
V r. 1910 823,836
V r. 1920 49, 62
V r. 1880 1,382,079
Vr. 1910 1,OO4,8OC
Tudfz teprve cd r. 1880 nastal
silny 1bytek naseho zivlu q
zaznamenali jsme ztratu 377,'
279 dust, Gill ubylo mas o 2e
procent. A CO ddlezito, z jed.
noho milionu American1 ces-
koslovenskeho p1vodu = pra.
We polovice CechG a polovice
Slovak1 zbyvalo uz ien 331,22C
kra;anI pristshovalcI (171,'
$50 Slovakn a 159,64O CechG)
kdezto vice nez dive tretiny pa
trfi,y k pokolenim narozenym 8
vychovanym " Americe.
Je dGlezito poznat, v kteren
1seku naseho zivlu projevila sc
ztrata nejvetsi.
Statistika "a r.. 1880 neuvad.
pocet Cech1 a SlovakG oddele-
me. nebor toho roku zapisovan.
byli spolecne "a Cechoslovaky.
ale "a dobre meT1tko niue nam
poslouzit porovnanf mezi rokem
1920 a 1910. Toto porovnanl
pax ma tyto vysledky:
V r. 1920 napocftano bylo
l234,564 ceskych prfslusnfk6
generace prvn1, t. j. pristeho-
vale, v r. 1910 ien 159,640; je.
vi Sc tudfz 1bytek 74,924.
Slovakd pTistehovalcd napo-
cftano bylo v r. 1920 274,948,
naproti tomu v r. 1910 jen ILL.,
$50; dbytek jich cinf tudiz
1O3,368.
Cd r. 1920 do r. 1910 ubylo
dohromady 177,292 pfistsho-
valet ceskych q slovenskych,
lnasf talk ". prvni generace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18

listy stfn podezfenf z nespole-l
hlivosti - to je smutnJ fakt, s
nlmz jest pocftat ma celou nasi
krajanskou obec v teto zemi. V
mnohych odvetvfch pr1myslu
piz dnes a napresrok v dobe
rostoucfho rozruchu, privode-
neho objevy ma poll atomickem
Jeste vice Dude spolehlivost
pracovnlkd merftkem neoby-
|cejne dGlezitym a tn asi leckte-
ry krajan, zvlaste z generace
druhe a tfetf, zavaha pred pri-
hlasen1m Sc k pGvodu ceskemu
neb slovenskemu, z obavy, re
by mu to mohlo vynest podez-
ren1 z nespolehlivosti a pTfpad-
nou ztratu ~zamestnanf.
Teprve We svetle teto skutec-
nosti vynika jasne potreba, a.
bychom v r. 1850, kdy Dude sc
konat 1fednf scftanf obyvatel-
stva, vyznacnymi manifestace-
mi a vefejnymi projeyy upou-
tavajlc1mi pozornost den1hO
tisku americkeho, demonstrate
ne, jasne a nedvojsmyslne O.
svedcili svoje nezmenene demo
kraticke presv6dcenf a svou
vernost teto zemi a pTesvedcili
nejen vedouci statniky a politi.
ky, ale veTejne mineni v tetc
zemi, re nenf nejmens1ch pc.
chyb o nasf demokraticke a a.
mericke spolehlivosti. Jen tax
pfesvedc1me i naSe mladS1 pc
kolen1, re pres to co sc We stare
vlasti naSi loni odehralo, mels
by Sc neochvejne a hrde hlasir
k svemu narodn1mu pdvodu pr
nadchazej1cfm scftanf.
Znamenitou pFllezitost k to
mu budeme mfti u pTilezitost
dvou JUBILEE ma pTist1 rok pri
padaj1c1ch: 100. vyroc1 zaloze
nj prvniho krajanskeho spolkl
v teto zemi a 100. vyroc1 marc
zenin nejprfkladn6jsiho demo
krata, presidenta T. G.. Masa
ryka. Tato jubilea budou mi
: proto pro mas vyznam neoby
cejne dGlezity a nemelo by by
vyznamnejs1 krajanske osady
.ljez by jich d6stojne nevzpom
nela. Mali Sc tax stat je vsal
treba jiz ted chit k tomu vel
: koryse pf1pravy. Nakvap ia
: kovych oslav nelze usporada
zp6sobem, velkemu jejich w
znamu odpovfdajfc1m.
Vysledek pristine scitani c
/ byvatelstva nem6ze nam by
lhostejny. Poole pocetnosti S
e mer1 caste vliv a vaznost ne
rodnostnf skupiny a jeff yah
politicka, hospodarska i spole
censka. Tim vice by nam pre-
Ito melo zalezet, abychom be
sve why neprisli ami o jednu dr
ilsi. Ceskoslovenska narodn1 re
j da jiz n6kolikrate upozornil
j ma vyznam blfz1c1ho Sc sc1ta1
cbyvatelstva a povede je stal
:lv patrnosti.
i Josef Martinez
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18

byly tenkrat v behu a sovetska
vlada zrusila censuru zprav.
Newman dostal pozvanky k
navsteve tovaren a skol, dostal
povoleni promluvit S vyznam-
nymi sovetskymi spisovateli,
navstlvit sovetske rodiny ba
dokonce navstfvit jina sovetska
mesta. Ale tyto radostne dny
byly pojedonu u konce hned pc
tie, kdyz byly skonceny porady
Velke Ctyrky a delegati a no
wharf od~cestovali z Moskvy.
Uredni sovetsky fisk prohla-
sill novinafe re zapadnfch zemi
"a spehouny a nepfatelske a.
gently = pracujfcf pro kapita-
listicke pany, kterf chtejf mi
cit Sovetsky svaz a Poole toho
Sc tez S mimi tax zachazelo. =
Censura zprav byla znovu "a
vedena, a to velmi ddkladna.
Kazde slovlcko nebo veta, jez
nebyly 1plne shodne S politi-
kou komunistick6 strany, byly
pflsne potlaceny. Byl vydan
zakon, ktery isoloval cizince cd
sovetskeho lidu. Kazdemu Ru-
SOW, ktery promluvil s cizin-
Gem bez 1fednfho povolenf,
hrozil trest. Zahranicni novi-
mari suilovali nalezt dobre We
ci v Sovetskem svazu a psat O
mich a pozadali sov6tske tisko-
We oddelenf O poskytnutf po-
moci. Sovetske 1rady vsak by
ly vazany zm1nenym zakonem,
uvedomujfce 81 jeho vyznam
llepe nez kdokoli jiny. Sovetsky
tiskovy trad nesmel ami povo-
lit navstevu tovaren, ami rozho-
ivory S ruskymi lekari, ably Wy
setfili komunisty hlasany po-
krok v lekarske vede.
Newman dale pfse, re 81 chtel
| promluvit S ruskymi ucenci,
kteTf Sc vratili z pouste Cobb S
vyznamnymi objevy, jak Sc u
vadelo, ale jeho zadost O po-
{ skytnuti povolenl podana pred
: rokem nebyla dodnes vyTfzena.
{ Podobne neprfjemne zkusenosti
mel americky novinar, kdyz po-
zadal sovetske 1Tady O mate
rial, tykajfc1 sc ruskeho diva
ola, detskych her, cinnosti So
;, v6tskych skladateld a dalsfch
t zTejme nepolitickych informa-
CT. Sovetsky tiskovy Trad "a
registroval takove zadosti, ale
ma jejich vyrizenf uplne "a
Z pomnel.
e Newman dale pise, re SOVIET
ske 1Tady no odkazaly ma zpra-
Wy sovetskeho tisku. To pocho-
pitelne nebyl postacujlc1 zdroi
in !ormaci, protoze zahranicn
novinaTi musili by svoje clanky
napsat Poole kontrolovanehc
tisku a to o den pozdeji. Ale
a pres vsemozne 1sili sovetskycl
1rad1 O isolaci zahranicn1cl
e novinafd, pravda nemohla "a
stat utajena.
(. Byvaly moskevsky dopisova
Itel americkych denfkd pfse
teto souvislosti krone jineho
re Rus, ktery usiluje o utajen
sovetskeho zpGsobu zivota pfec
u cizincem, ma asi takovy uspecl
a iako pstros, ktery strc1 hlavl
!! do pfsku a zbytek jeho tela j.
videt ma sto honu.Pet nebo vi
e &c milionn lid1 v Moskve nemu
/ lie byt isolovano. Sovetsky re
Tim usiluie o to, ably zahranic
l. nj novinaT Sc nedostal "a ohra
} du, tento vsak pres to vid1 pre-
tn ohradu, CO Sc "a nj skyva.
-O-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
S 1bytkem pristehovalcd s O.

S 1bytkem pristehovalcG s O.
hledem ma radikalnf omezenl
pfistehovalectvf pc prvni val
ce Sc poc1talo a je vysvetlovan
ovsem postupnym vymiranim
teto skupiny. Ale vysledky u
rednfho scitani obyvatel mas Sc
znamuji S ddlezitym a jeste ne
pTfjemnejs1m faktem, re stejny
1bytek sc projevil i We skupine
domorode, v generaci druhe a
tretf.
V r. 1920 napocitano 1885,
232 ceskych krajand druhe ge-
nerace, t. j. detf pTistehovalcG,
V r. 1910 jen 279, 040, Gill 1by-
tex cini tn 1O9,192.
Slovak1 druhe generace ma
uocitano v r. 1920 344, 918, v r.
1910 jen 283, $500, ubylo jich tu-
diz 61,398.
KrajanG druhe generace u
oylo "a dvacet let celkem 170,-
$50.
Vysvetlenf totoho smutneho
faktu .je ovsem ma shade; tired
nj statistika n~ezaznamenava
narodnostni pGvod, ale pTizna-
nj k matefske Teci a data vyse
uvedena isou nam meT1tkem
lax hluboko rozslTeni nasf ma
teTstiny v druhe generaci v po-
sledn1ch des1tilet1ch pokleslo.
V r. 1910 poprve proveden
soups i generace tretf, mezi
kterou pTiznalo cestinu "a svou
matefstinu It. j. Poole 1redni
definice "Tec, jiz pouzfvano JIG
v casnem mlad1") SLIGO osob
slovenstinu 29,260, celkem Ill.
|O2O, O kterezto cislo mas celko.
W pocet pri scftan1 poslednfn
w r. 1910 byl zvysen.
Kolik nasinc1 Dude napocl'
tano v r. 1850?
Naurcite projev1 sc asi dals
1bytek naseho zivlu.
Kdyby procento poklesu ne
bylo vetsf nez v desftilet1 pred.
|chazejicfm Dude to znamenat
ztratu asi 800, 900 osob, tudi5
zmensenf naseho poctu We Spo'
ienych Statech z jednoho mill
onu asi ma 100000 osOb prvn1
druhe a tTetf generace. Jest Sc
1vsak pravem obavat, re tote
urocento NIUE byt vyss1, jed.
max proto, re prGmerny vel
pristehovalcG cinil r. 1916
(zejmena v stars1ch skupinacf
iako je ceska) kolem 60 let 3
tempo jejich vym1rani Sc Try
chluje; iednak z tie pr1einy, Il
automobilism rozmetava stale
rychleji drive kompaktnf kra
ianske osady, rozptyluje nast
krajany mezi jinonarodnl a pfi
|spfva tax k radikalnlmu we
stupu poctu smfsenych manzel
stvf, jejichz potomstvo znalost
nasf materstiny jiz nema nebc
len v pTipadech velmi r1dkych
K tomu jest wit ohled i ma sku
ltecnost, re k pTiznani CHI rec
iako sve materstiny jest trebs
u osob v Americe narozenycf
znacneho stupne narodn1ho u
vedomen1, jehoz ne vsude Sc
dostava.
X temto prirozenym cinite'
linn p1sobicim k snizenl poctr
lnasich krajan1 pri 1rednin
scftanf prTistupujf i nepfiznivt
nahodne momenty politicke.
V r. 1910 mnoho nasich ces.
kych krajan1 prvni generace
bylo "a Nemce, protoze
ICechy a Morava tehdy byly for.
|malne protektoratem rise ne
mecke. Delo Sc tax Size prot.
vyslovnym 1rednim instrukcim
danym scitateldm, ale Csl. ma
|rodnf rade bylo pres to zakro-
v mnohych pfipadech
pTehmatG. A kolik nespravno-
stf a porusenf pTedpis1 Sc uda-
|lo, protoze nebyly hlaseny a po-
zornosti tax unikly, nelze zjis-
tit.
V r. 1850 budeme nit co CT
nit S potfzf podobonu. Komu-
|nisticka diktatura, zavedena
|loni We stare nasf vlasti uvrhla
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-18
0 bombarderech B-36.

Ta7emnik letectva Syming-
ton prohlasil, Re pc roce 1850
nebudou jiz letectvem objed-
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Mesto Taungyi ma asi 10000
obyvatel.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Graduate Nurses Group
Re-eIects Marie Wallace

Marie E. Wallace, chief of nurs-
ing operations, Federal employees
division of the Public Health Serv-
ice, was reelected president of the
Graduate Nurses Association last
night at the annual banquet OF
that group and the District
League of Nursing Education at
the Hotel Statler.
Lillian Adams. director of nurs-
ing service, District Red Cross
was elected first vice president
and Gladys Phipps. director OF
nursing service at Homeopathic
Hospital, was reelected treasurer
New members Of the Board OF
Directors are Charlotte Hassel-
busch, Kathryn Wilmer, Rebeccs
Sweeney and Mrs. Mary Lou
Murphy.
Elizabeth Ann Campbell, a grad
uate of Garfield Hospital Schoo
of Nursing, was presented the
Linda Ric hards. Achievement
Award for 1949. She was selected
for the award. given to an out.
standing professional nurse ir
each State. by the American
Nurses Association. Miss Camp
bell is assistant nursing arts direc.
tor at Garfield Hospital.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
School Concerts
Continued From First Page.

is 'just the beginning" She and
the other leaders want to double
the number Of concerts next year
for instance. But these are the
features of the plan so far:
/. Radio-All six concerts will
be broadcast in their entirety
over Station WQQW. SCHOOLGIRL
dren will listen in classrooms or
auditoriums, using standard or
portable radios already available
in the schools. The concerts. for
the first time. will be given en-
tirely during regular school hours.
The broadcasts will be heard in
the elementary schools only. Sta
ton WQQW is broadcasting them
without cost to the orchestra or
the schools.
2. Program notes-Teachers will
be provided with program notes
for use in preparing pupils to un-
derstand and enjoy the music.
The notes are being written and
distributed by the heads Of the
school music departments. Event.
ually, but probably not this year,
committee members hope to pro-
vide illustrated notes for. use by
the children themselves.
8. Circulating record library
The Women's Committee has be-
gun purchasing q record collec-
ton planned to include all works
played at the concerts. Records
viii be available before and after
concerts to familiarize children
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Senator Reed S Estate Left
To Widow and ! Children
By the Assoeiotsd Press

PARSONS. Kans.. Nov. 22.-
Senator Clyde M. Reed. who died
November 8, left his estate to his
widow and seven children. The
will was admitted to probate yes
terday. -...
His $40 shares in the Sun Pub
fishing Co.. publishers of the
Parsons Sun, a daily newspaper,
will be held in trust. one-half
for Mrs. Reed and one-half IN
equal shares for the children.
There are a total of 1000 shares
In the company. f,.e go '-
Other property goes half to Mrs.
Reed and the balance to the chill
dren in equal shares.
No inventory was filed with the
will, but, petition for probate said
the value would exceed $4,000.
The children are Clyde. jr.,
manager Of the Sun; Robert.
Amarillo, Tex: Howard, WASH
ington, D. c.; Mrs. Vernon E.
Bundy, Washington; Mrs. James
E. Smith, Topeka. Kans.; Mrs.
Donald I. Mitchell, Wichita, Kans..
and Mrs. William T. Macarthur,
Minneapolis.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
|Byrnes AssoiIs Truman Policy
|Auoin, Urqes Cut in I axes, Debt

within its income, what will it do
should we have a serious recession
in business?" t..
Explains Three Groupings.
Mr.. Byrnes. who had said he is
considering seeking Democratic
nomination as Governor Of South
Carolina next year, divided advo-
Gates OF big government into three
groups:
/. Those who honestly believe
that local governments have failed
to discharge their responsibilities:
2. Those who feel that Gov
eminent must play a greater role
and yet are opposed to a Govern
ment doing everything; and
3. The selfish men who crave
the power to spend the money Of
others.
These last he termed "a dan
gerous group" They are in every
department and agency and want
to stay there, he declared. 1.-THE
bigger the Government the more
money they have to spend"
Evening star., 1949-11-22

Continued From First Page)
a dozen employees had entered the
building about 8:45 am. Mr.. Wise
explained they were all on the
first floor and were unaware OF
smoke pouring from the upper
floors.
Apartment Occupants Flee.
About that time smoke began
seeping into the apartments To-
Gated next door above the Pitt
optometrist and jewelry store.
Mrs. Hilda Maxi, 10. said she
smelled smoke in her second-f1oor
apartment, grabbed her 9-year-old
terrier Lisa and fed down the
stairs.
John Constantine, So, a lunch
room employe at 1902 Seventh
street NV, who rents room from
Mrs. Maxi, said the FIFE sirens
woke him up. He donned some
clothes and departed.
In the third floor apartment,
Miss Pattie Abel, who is said to
be in her 70s, also smelled smoke
and ran out OF the building with
her canary.
Capt. Rhoda Milliken OF the
Women's Bureau hurried to the
scene to make certain no children
were in any of the apartments.
The store was bright with
Christmas decorations when the
fire broke out. In an effort to
save the merchandise displayed on
the first floor, firemen spread tar
paulin over the counters.
81 Peices of Equipment Respond.
Responding to the alarms were
81 pieces of equipment from the
Fire Department, including IL en-
gine companies, five truck COM
panies and a rescue squad.
Fire Chief Joseph A. Mayhem
was on hand to direct operations
along with his deputy chief and
three battalion chiefs.
Police Chief Robert J. Barrett
led the police contingent. All
available motorcycle men and
scout cars from several precincts
were called to divert traffic.
Street cars carrying passengers
to work were blocked above the
fire scene. Within a few minutes
after the first alarm, buses were
dispatched to pick up the stranded
passengers.
For two hours, Southbound
streetcars were halted at Seventh
street and Florida avenue and
buses carried the loads downtown
from there. Northbound streetcars
simply circled downtown blocks
while buses carried passengers
from Seventh street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue to Florida avenue.
At II am, however, streetcars
again began moving on Seventh
street with temporary bridges in
stalled over the hoses.