davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01

fGnaniiicn uno &onsentrationsla=
germ ieit 1915 auarunoe aeNan9en
iino. Gtlpa 100000 lpurOen in Die
SDipietunipn oeporticrt. Son
,irfo 5000 6Gftlin9en limb Eamen
uno iebiacr 9lllfentbalt befannt !:
ipeitere 10000 GudantrGae lie0en
CUR Beorbeitln0 por. lleber Die elm
seIncn Eager aibt bic .&ompfaruppe
gen llnmenid,lihfeit" foloenoes
bcfdnnt:
gulben: 3uri)aonasluaer IN oit
llSSN. lpeld,es i'm Sumlner 1916
alflelDit pllroe. 3uricit miro nun
nod oos WefGn9nis uno Elm oasll0e
boriacr Yarrafenfompler benllbt.
Son Den insaeiant $4,000 eil,9elie
ferten 6Gftlinaen iino 5000 leitor.
! ben; fait ale ueberlebenben ,purben
oeponiert.
Yuhentpalc: 8is 7esember 1916
lplroen $4,000 Terionen einaelie-
fert. ipDDOn l3.8OO aeltorben iinb
VeaeniuGrtia befinbcn iih bic, H..
600 6Gftlinae. tpoDon Elm QroRe,
Sell tuberfuloiefranf lit.
6obenibonbauien: Won inSge.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01

Berlin. - Sn unmittclborer gtG;
he oes 6uuies bon General Hobcrt,
Jon in 8crlin.8rllneipulo bat ST.
Hainer Siloebruno. Der Setter Der
~&ompfarllppe aeaen Die llnmenid).
lidfeit" iein Suuptuuurtier alif1e,
id)laaen. Tie tiirsIid, li;eniicrte
&faruppe bot iid, Die 9lufaabe
aeitellt. iiber pern1ibte uno per,
ihIeppte Eeripnen. Die in Den &pn,
,cntrationslaNern Der Sitiune I'M.
teraebrat,t iino, 9tadrid,ten eiu;u,
bolen. UNI Die slnaebOriaen iiber Den
Tcrbleib ibrer Gerlpanoten III llnter.
rid,ter.
v9lls ih INNER ipicoer ods 9ein
Dieler israuen lmo 9inoer iub, Die
niti)t tuubten. mo ibre GrnGbrer per-
blieben iino. erflGrte Sr. Siloe=
brano. fam mir bic Soee. cine Sroa.
nilation su id)affen, oie Nahridten
aus allen &onsentrationslaaern
iammelt uno Die 9lnaeI)Driaen per.
ltdnoiat". Sieie slufaabe fonnte id
niht ollein loien. fano ober iebr bolr
,llperldliiae Seller. 9icie MGnner
DIE falt alle aus Der Soipiet,one
ltammen, lenoen uns nun Nad)rid,.
ten. Niele BON ibnen iliihteten ihor
nad) Berlin, UNI cine Serbaitunc
dllssulpeihen.
Suanaslaaer fir ,snaenoIide
Die pielen ebrenomtliben Soclie,
ihiden fat tdNlit1) ibre Yerichte aus
Der Zone, 0enn Die 6auptarbeit fonr
l'idt pon Berlin aus aeleiitet uer
ben. sSirmen, bic nit oen pcridne
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01

bon Yan5erfabr5eu9en ausgebiIoet.
Sic itellen nod Mniiht oes gerihtes
fir oen San zines etrpaieeu Hiidju-
ees Ser alliierten 8eiatun9struppen
aus BeitSeutid,lano eine @eiabr fir
sic oeutihe 8eitregierung oar, Seren
YoIi3eifr6ite nidt annGbernb 10 itarf
ieien. Ser 8eridt, ser iih aui In.
gaben oes 3oten &rell5es uno auf
grmittlunsen Der aroBen oeutiden
poIitiiben Yarteien iospie aui Nus
iaaen unterrihteter oelltider eln5el'
perionen itiitt, ,puro oen &esie'
rungen ser uSM, @robbritanniens
uno 6rontreitbs ioluie Dem General
iefretdr Der llN, 1rpgue Sic. iiber'
ianot. Mud Yapit 8ius, Der erS'
biidof bon Canterbury, Der Yrdlis
sent oes proteitantiiden 8irde1tper'
banoes 6ranfreids uno Ser Obers
rabbiner pon 0ranfreib erbielten et'
ne Mbihriit. 49,
unter3eidnet lit Ser @eridt tiir
groBbritannien BON Dem ebemalt9en
Soro
9rabocon, 2oro 8aniitart, Den tom
ierpotipen Mbgeoroneten 2inolap nno
MorpeIs, 2uitmaridau Bennett. Dem
ebemaligen iteauertretenSen Vor'
jitenoeu ser Commercial Corpora
tion, geatty, uno Dem @eneralS'ret'
tor ser britiiden Sd)iifabrtsfamnler.
Sill. Sir 6ranfreid) unterjeibneten
Ser iriibere NtiniIterprdiioent Hep'
nouo uno oie Mbs. Wtaurice S9u'
mon. 5rpouer, Warin uno Balt,oe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
I'm kampf gegen
UnmenschIichkeit
10000 Men.ehen sngen in Observation-Disclosures der
Sowietzone zvgrvnde

oenartiolten SluitrG0cn perpflit1,tet
lpcroen. bcrid,ten, ooB ollt1 cir
3lponasluecr fir Slaenolihe I'M
sllter ppn l2 biz 20 Sabren errld,'
tet ,pprben lit. Aumensliiten bon
>Nu0enolid)eu. Die III oas llrons sVer0:
lpcrf mad, 9lue ocbruht ipuroen. lie:
ucn Dor uno 9lufitelllnacn iiber oit
lSericnen, Die ,peiter nah DEM Sltcr
perihift ipuroen. iperoen allsaelpers
tct.
Gs lit fein 8ebcimnis mehr, Daf
iih in Der Zone observation-disclosures
aebiloet baben. Sieie MGnnc1 emit
lpifcln elm berporroaenoes 9tad,rid),
tenneb uno lie fanoen iihcr aebeimt
Sclepbonleitllnaen bic Moalid)feit
nit ibrer 3entrale in Berlin eint
itGnpiae Gerbinouno su id)affen
ohne Die @efobr ocs slbhorens ~
beaeonen. Selbit bic 9eitinaen De,
Giienbobn fonben Seripenouna
6cute ipiiien oos Die @eaner. uno oi'
&faruppe perlieR oieie WetboOe
INN cine before ausfinoia su MAIDEN
v9ie NufNoben. bic bon ben 2eu
ten in Der 3Lnc aemeiitert tperoen
iinp unbeimlif, ib,pieria uno oe
idbrlih, oenn bel ieocr @cleaenbei
ieten lie ibre iSreibeit. luem nih
ibr 9cben. aufs Spiel. berif)te
inns Der Better Der @ruppe abihlie
BenO.
Sie bisberiNen Nad,forid,,,nacr
Der &f9ruppe baben eraeben
oaR insaeiamt minocitens 10000
Meni1en in Den oltoeutihen 4e
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01

seiebene Siherbeitsausihub elmer
umiaiienoen Serteioiel,nesMan aus
aearbeitet babe, fono bel 8raolep fei
ne 8naSe.
"Ias Grogramm ioIlte nid,t Der,
,osert peroen," erflGrte graolep in
9eantportl,ns elmer 6rase oes 8or.
iitnoen Gonnaup, 8, 5er., pom Sc.
natsfomitee fiir aus1pGrtise aneeIe.
genbeiten. "9IeibgiiItie aui ,peIhe
Itrateglld,en Eldne man lid, cinigen
miro, oieie seiamte Musriiituns mir>
Terwenoung finoen," iiibrte er aus
graolep ging nid)t nGber oui Gin,
,elbeiten oes Ylanes elm, unter Dem
6ranfreid) oen 2orpenanteiI ser Mi,
litGrbilie erbalten ioa. Gr iaste, oieie
ginSelbeiten miiBten in gebeimer
Sisung oareelegt perben.
Der Gbei oes Mrmeeitabes ,pur>e
5uiammen nit ieinen 8oIlegen uon
ser 6lotte uno Sen SuititreitfrGiten.
Aomiral 2ouis 9enielo uno General
Sopt Tanoenbere, Don Sen beioen
aomitees in seibloiiener Sisuns
scb0rt. Die orei Stabsheis iino TO-
eben Don elmer 10tdgisen 9teiie nad)
europa suriidgefebrt. no lie NIT oen
militGriiben Siibrern ser Siguatur.
mGt,ten oes Mtlantif Eafts fonieriert
bahen.
9raoIep iiibrte aus. oab >ie iiini
91noer - Gnglcno, SouanO, 1ranf.
reid, gelsien uno 2uremburg -
oie iid, 81 elmer @eitunion Suiam
luengeitloiien baben, oen 8ern oes
@ioeritanocs biloen, aui oen Die
ncroatlontiihen Gerteioisungspldne
iid, Itiisen mubten. gr erfldrte:
,Sbre Stabsheis baben sic Ser
teioisunssent,piirie Ser @eItunion
unteriuht uno iino 81 Der Jeltltel'
lung seIanst. oab oieielben in lleber.
einitimmung nit unierem etgenen
Itratesiihen 0enfen iino." Sic Ser
einigteu Staaten. iiibrte er aus
fonnten bel ibrer militdriiden Yla
nuna nid)t mebr allein porgeben:
Cine Grit,Opil,ng unierer moral,
icben uno materieQen &r1ite piiroe
Die ,soIse oaupn iein," Iaste er.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
Ruestungen der 1schechei
stark beeintraechtigt
AvsfolI in der Prodvktion Kohe vnd stoh' noeht
sieh fvehlbor.

Yrag. Die wibtisiten 8erfe Ser
5ideboilopafei. oie oos ariesspo.
tcntiaI oes Oitblods erboben. iino {:
Die griinner 6abrif ~3broiopfa"
Die Dor allem Naidinengetpebre
leibte Mnsriiistanfs uno automo'
loren erjeust; Die @aiiemuerfe pon
Nlaoa 9olcilap (Sunsbun5lau-8ob.
mem, oie automatiidp 8ewebre unS
Maihinenseuebre beriteuen; Die
Npia @erfe in Yrag iabriSieren
Elm. uno smeiiitise Sosoilus5euse;
Ole 8alter @erfe bel Hrag erltel'
len 5lusSeusnotoren uno erlas'
teile. stoba in Yilien er5eust aano'
nen iiir oie 6eloartillerie, SanoSra'
naten uno ieit 8eginn oes Sabres
l949 eritmaliq auh NinemperIer
Die grobten Shlpierigfelten 1ilr
Die tid)ehoilopafiid)e ariesslnou.
itrie ereeben iih aus Dem Wan9el
an 3uble uno Stabl; Dor allem Die
acknowledgements iino nidt seniiarno
,rgiebia. unS man beid,wert lih
iiber sic Hroouftion Ser 8erNperfe
Don Vriir (VtoiD, Scoenbad,
(Yoomoffp) unb Seitmeris, Sitp'
merice. Die &ublenbergwerfe Dob,
mems maren Dor Dem &rieg gum
ar0Bten Cell in iiioiid)em Seiie uno
Sic Bergleute maren iait ourdNpegs
Suoetenoeutihe. Die Nationallojla'
lijten haben oie iiioiid)en Gi9entiimer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
Frankreichs Role bel
Europas verteidigung
General Bradley, der Chef des U. S. Armeestobe.
fuehrte mach Konferenzen NIT evropoeisehen Mill.
toerfUehrern aus, doss der LoewenonteiI der Wof.
fenhilfe naeh Fronkrech aehen soe

Waibington. - General Omar g.
Bradley madte flar. oaB sic iran.
5oitIbe Mrmee oas 8iiderat oes uoro.
atlantiiden neutrality-suspicious. bill.
sen tperoe.
Der Gbei oes Mrmeeitabes iiibrte
Dor elmer semeiniamen Sisuna oes
Senatstomitees iiir auswdrtiae uno
gerteioigungsirasen aus. oab ser
9robte Sell ser iiir europa porge.
iebenen amerifaniidcn Wilit1rbilie
nod Grantreih geben peroe. "raoIep
ieste lid, fir cine baIoise annabme
oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oes
Brdiioenten in Sobe Don $1,45O,-
100000 elm, mibreno er onoererieits
ieoe Moglihfeit zines wirf,ngspoI.
len NiIitdrprosramms fir China ab.
ihrieb.
vDieies Yrosranm Ser @aiienlie.
ierungen lit eine pirfungsuoue We.
tbooe. Inn europa Silie 81 brineen, L"
fiibrte er aus. vgs eibt ieooh feline
unmittelbare unb pirflnespole Mog.
lid)feit. Miien jl belieu."
Broolep, Der al,t eleib,eitis fir
oie anoeren Stabsbei iprad), mad)te
ieine Iusiiibrunsen. nad,oem &riegs.
iefretdr Sobnion oen 8unlitees er-
fI1rt botte. er lei bereit, iid bel Sn-
angriiinabme oes 8aiienlieierungss
programmes nit 60 Yrosent in bar
uno 40 Yrojent in &ontraftermdb.
tisunsen Suirieoen 81 seben.
Senator Ganoenberg, g., 0tid),
batte oen Sorihlo9 gemaft, oas
Brperamm 5u ie 80 Hro5ent in bar
uno Observation-Disclosures aufSu.
teilen, sic aus Dem Budget oes
nGd)iten Sabres iinan5iert lueroen
iouten. Sobnion iiibrte aus, has Ilti'
litGroepartment lei oamit elnperlton.
oen, sic anidugIihen Soften oes WaTs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iiber elnen
9eitraum uon guei ODER gar orei
Sabren su uerteilen.
8e9en Aniidlub.
Gin unoerer i'm apngreb gonad)tel
Nurid,lae, oen Sauptteil oes Wieoer'
auiriiitungsprogramlns 5u pertagen,
bis Der unter Oem Mtlantitpatt pcrs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01

ausaetilat llnb nod oem arieg
uertrieben Die 5ided)en oie i,,Seten.
oeutihen 8ereleute. Die nel.en Setter
uno gersarbeiter 5eid,nen lih i'm al-
semeinen ourd erihredenoe 5ahun-
fenntniiie aus.
8as oie Stablinouitrie 8obmens
betriiit. 10 bat alaono (Yoloibiitte)
aeaeniiber ieiner einitieen iGbrlid)en
Stablprooufticn Don is Nilionen
lcnnen, I'M Sabr' l947 nur 80 Yro-
gent Der iriiber iibIid,en Sabrespro.
BUTTON er5eust. Ser eridretenoe
Siiidaona ser Stabl, uno 8oblenpro-
button in Der 5idedoiIopatei lit
audi Der @runo, warllm oie Sowiets
uon Der tibeboiloiuafiid)en Hegie-
rune sic 8iidiieoluns inoetenoeut-
id)er 0aharbeiter aus Ser lotpietild)en
Gone Ceutihlanos uerlangen; eine
Joroeruns, oie Dor allem auI Den
0ioeritono oes natioualiitiid) iiiblen.
Den Yriiiocnten @ottpaIo ltoBt.
wGbreno ser Erenierminiiter 3apu.
tudp llno ser 8entraliefretlr Der
tid,ed)cilo,pafiihen aomnuniitiid)en
0urtei, Slanifp. bereit iheinen, III
Oieier Sad)e einen &umpromiB 81
id,lieBen. Cine Niiffebr bon einlgen
bunoerttauieno SuoeteuOeutlden IN
Die ACKNOWLEDGMENT miiroe Iiir Die
Sowietunion wid)tise grioIge 5e'tis
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01

Elpnulltb. Gnalano. Sine
9(n,obl britiid)er 8elebrtcr bat ae.
rooe Den erltaunlithitcn 8olerfoll
Der gSclt entoeft ndmlid, olli
oem @rlnoe ocs Sseans. Die 9Sil.
ienitt)oitler ocs 8ioluaiid)en Soboro
forums Der iS!otte bottcn iii, oan'l
bcid,Gftiat. Trobemcnocn pon 9Necr.
,poiicr aus alien. chit an ,Siidel'
reili)en @ebietcn rllno I'M GnNlonos
Giilten berlm ,ll llntcrllhen. Sic
periluhten. beroussufinocn lpurlll'l
Iie fcinen ;Siihreihtlm meN ouf.
lpeiien umo lporllm Dies icit 1890
10 Neblieben lit.
9ann entoedten lie Den @aiier.
fall, einen 10 unaebcuren @oiicr
fall, ooB i'm iih sic |bontaiie oar
niht ousmalen fam. Gr Itiir,t Dor
oen SonobGnfen aeraoc lpcitlih BON
Gn9lano III Ben atlontiihen Osean
llno aibt Den @iiienifaftlern cinen
Mnbaltspunft. ,porllm iii, it, biciell
@eNenoen feline isiid)e mebr befin.
ben. 9as &aiicr ltiirst ltGnoia bon
oieien llntiefcn bcrlnter. In man,
den Sobrcn lit iebm1) bic Yelpe9llnS
ltdrfer ais in onocren. Sn einem
GllHerit faltcn YSinter. ,pie i'm Der
aroBte Sell Guropos 1880 bate
fiiblte lid oas flad)e &iiltenlpoiicr
ourh uno ourr1, ob lmo lpuroe oo=
ourh idperer. Sic lueiter orauBen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01
Elm Wasserfa|l auf dem
Meeresgrunde gefunden
Feststellvnaen britiseher Celehrter.

oelcoencn tieieren &oiier binNeaen
balten iitt oas aanse Subr iiber fait
lmperGnoert.
Ios idlpere falte &oiier fGlll
notllraemGB. mic 0r. 9cslle Gooper,
Der Gntocfcr ocs 9Soiicrfolls. be,
MERIT. in vltallnenslpertcn Wen,
Ncn" auf Den @runo.
llno bel bieiem fortreiBeuocn Ye-
trieh lurrDtn ale bic reihen Not.
r,lnNsmittel gSiirmer aui biz
f!einen Sr0onisn,en. lpeltte Den ST.
id)en sur Nubr,rna oienen : bis
III 9roBen Siefen iibcr bunocrt
&luftcr binolls nit fort9crilien.
~9sir alauben" iaat Or. Cooper.
yoab bic Sraaooie Der Slider im
Sabre 1880 aui cine foloiiale Ser
itGrfuna oes &aiicrfolIs suriidsu.
fiibrcn it,"
Ias &aiier. oas in bic reid)en
Tild)acbiete einorana. icbeint Die
notlpenoiNe Nobruna fir bie ;siid)e
polli9 fort9eitblpemmt III baben. IS
cntb0lt nid)ts pon oen nobrLuftcn
Salsen. aus oenem bic &iirmcr UNI
SrNonisnlen entiteben. 60 ucrblln-
Nerten Die Nilde ober tie per,o
aen iih in anoerc @cbiete.
Sie &ilieniGaftler aeben ,u, oof
Tie iiber oas @arlm llno gSie nod,
feinesipe9s alles piiien. Sic alauben
abcr. allf Der rihtiacn Spur su iein.
INN GnNlano su blefcn. lpieoer a,ite
,Sild)fanaNebiete III befommen.
-Wcitcn Sic bet Gtafauicn bar
aaf bin. oat Sle Die Mnseiae i'm
AH
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01

trale Der 9t&8O beiinocn lid, in ben
ols 8efdnanis einNerid)tctcn IA
brif9ebauoen 6eife in 6obenid)0n.
bauien
(~@eitfalen=3 3eituna.")
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-01

-Ncifcn Sic be, &tafauicn bar
anf bin. oat Sle Die Mnseiac i'm
.Boltsblatt" eeleien baben.
Evening star., 1949-06-17
Los Angeles Police
Probing New Brutal
Black .DahIia Staying
by the Assoeiofsd Press


LOS ANGELES. June 17.-An-
other In the long series Of sadistic
sex murders since the Black
Dahlia" staying 21a years ago con-
fronted Los Angeles homicide OH
eers today.
The garroted, mutilated body of
. 2S-year-old hairdresser and
mother. Mrs. Louise Coulter
Springer. was found yesterday In
her husbands sports convertible
car. abandoned on q street on the
near South Side, only q block and
half from where the Black
Dahlia's" body was found. There
was evidence Of brutal rape, OH
ssrs said.
Coroner Ben Brown tentatively
save strangulation as the cause of
death. Mrs. Springer had been
strangled with . sash cord. her
ss-pound body thrown In the back
seat Of the car and covered with
o taxpsulin. investigators reported.
The husband, Laurence G..
Springer, said his wife disappeared
Monday night when he left her
sitting IN the car while he went
back into the store where she
worked to get her glasses. In o
missing persons report fled then.
he said both his wife and the car
were gone when he returned.
Autopsy surgeons said Mrs.
Springer probably had been killed
within an hour or two after that.
A resident Of the neighborhood
where the car was found-Don
oraham-told police the car was
parked there by O man wearing q
gray uniform resembling that
worn by Q Navy chief petty officer.
Two other persons said they saw
o curiy-haired man throw the
canvas over the back seat.
The Sprinsers and their 30
month-old son had moved here
recently from Los datos. Calf,
where she and her husband had
operated o beauty salon. Before
that, she owned and operated o
salon In San Francisco. Other
survivors include her mother and
two sisters. Mrs. Bennis Moritz
and Mrs. Robert White. all Of Los
0Atos.
Police said the murder method
resembled the unsolved Staying Of
Elizabeth Short, the BLACK
Dahlia," On January IL, 1s47.
Evening star., 1949-06-17
New Jersey Told 10 Fire
Worker Under Hatch Act

The Civil Service Commission
has ordered the dismissal Of q
New Jersey highway employe who
it found guilty Of multiple viola
tions" Of the Hatch Act.
Although the worker. Russell j.
Pfitxinger. IL not . Federal Gov
ernment employe. the commission
has the authority to act IN the
case. under provisions Of the
Hatch Act which prohibits politi-
cal activity by State employees who
are paid In whole or In part from
Federal funds.
The commission found that Mr.
Pfitzinger, . Republican, took &C.
tive part in political activities
between May. 1914 and 1945.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-08

NEW YORK, March 8. (ANP)
Despite the states anti-bias
laws and the city's civil rights or
dinances, many instances of segre-
cation exist in the city of New
York, a special fact finding COM
mittee reported to Mayor O'Dwy-
er last week.
Cited as institutions of preju-
dice were the Stuyvesant Town
housing project of the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance company, the
Brooklyn-Queens, YMCA, the New
York National guard, and various
places of public accommodation
and amusement.
Praised by the committee for
their good work in ace relations
were the Catholic Youth organi-
cation of Brooklyn and Queen
view houses.
This Is member committee was
appointed January a by the mayor
to study the sources of racial dis
elimination in New York. 1t was
recruited from the National Con-
ference of Christians and Jews
with DR.. Dan w. Dodson, New
York University Center for HUI
man Relations studies, as chair
man.
The report was submitted to the
mayor February 10, to coincide
with Brotherhood week, but was
not made public until a week
later.
1t criticized Stuyvesant Town
because it ''has not yet conformed
with the policy of non-discrimina-
ton" Despite this fact, the COM
mittee said, the project still is
III tax free although a city or
dinance allows no exemption to
projects that restrict tenants be-
cause of race, creed, or color.
Also attacked for it's policy was
the Federal Housing authority for
not using its Influence to force
lending agencies to stop loan pol
icies aimed at maintaining anti
minority restrictions barring Ne
groes and other groups from var
ious neighborhoods.
The Brooklyn-Queens YMCA
was denounced for refusing to adj
NIT Negroes to several of it's units
despite the fact that Negroes
predominant in the areas where
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-08
Committee Reports On
SEGREGATION In New York

some of these units are located
and need such facilities desper-
ately."
On the public places that dis
criminate, the report said:
"Many public resorts outside of
the city are blatant in their dis
elimination against minorities of
many backgrounds"
Of certain city spots, the COM
mittee said that despite the states
anti-bias law 'some hotels, caba-
rets, and eating places still find
methods of preventing full use of
their facilities by Negroes"
The New York National guard
was censured because several of
it's units 'persist in a segregation
policy. Many armories and public
buildings, the committee charges
are unavailable for recreation
"even though there is a crying
need for their facilities"
There should be vigorous en-
forcement" Of the law requiring
the withdrawal of public funds
from "child r institutions" that
reject children because of their
race or color, the committee said.
On the good side the committee
lauded the CYO for refusing to
enroll it's teams in the American
Bowling congress national meet
because of the ABC's bar to nom
white members. The CYO is "lead-
ing the fight" against the ABC,
the report said.
The report also noted that the
drop in employment has not fos-
tered any i'll will among the races,
but warned that further decreases
in employment might imperil in
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-08

Coffee, cowhides
And Bees Wax

LITTLE ROCK, March 8. GAN
cargo leaving Ethiopia
generally consist of coffee, cow
hides and beeswax, according to
Ray Fisher, white pilot for the
Ethiopian airlines, who was in the
city recently visiting his mother
on a short vacation. Fisher, who
joined the airlines shortly after
the war ended, has been living in
the Ethiopian capital of Adds
Ababa with his wife, while help
ing to get the air freight line in
operation.
He said the airline is the coun-
try's principal means of transpor-
tation. "There are no roads and
no railroads. The airline's head
quarters is in Adds Ababa and
there are a number of what we
call jungle stops"
The line handles passengers and
freight, and shipments into the
country consist of any kind of ar
t%icles, including complete bath
rooms.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-08

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terracial and intercultural rela-
tons.
Evening star., 1949-07-23

guest preacher at the II q m. and
|8 pm. services tomorrow. DR.
Hooton. formerly pastor Of the
First Methodist Church. Okla
homa City. Okla, will speak or
Living Is Giving" at the morn
ing service and on The Pause
That Refreshes" at the evening
worship.
Hamline M e t h o d Guest
preacher at the II am. service
tomorrow will be the Rev. Gordon
Pratt Baker, minister of the
Washington Grove Methodist
Church.
John Wesley A. M. E. Zion
Church-The Rev. c. M. Metcal1
of Detroit will be the guest
speaker at the II m. service to-
morrow. The Rev. Marvin E
Barrett, assistant minister of John
Wesley Church, will preside. A
sacred music concert will be given
by the chorus choir, Edward A
Williams, director, at pm. to-
morrow.
Mount Zion MethOdist-Guest
speaker at the II am. service to-
morrow will be the Rev. L. L
White of Los Angeles. Calf. The
Georgetown Drill Team will hold
its annual service at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1949-07-23
World Geogrophers
To Meet Here in 81

The International Geographical
Union will hold its first meeting
in Washington three years from
now.
Officials Of the National Re-
search Council announced today
the geographers will meet here
from July to Is. 1852.
DR.. Burton w. Atkinson is
chairman of the Arrangements
Committee here, and he is being
assisted by the Greater National
Capital Committee of the Wash
ingon Board of Trade.
There are at least 10 different
species of salmon.
Evening star., 1949-07-23
Attacks on Catholics Increase
Churchgoers, Czech Exile Says

with the American intelligence
service. Neither the Army nor
Smutny would explain the nature
Of this "co-operation.'
Mr.. Smutny said Western de-
mocracies should have learned
this lesson from Czechoslovakia S
experience:
"One must resist everything
Communistic from the very be-
ginning, and never and never
compromise"
Mr.. Benes proved the futility of
compromise, he said, and now it
is too late for any successful re-
volt against Communism in
CZechoslovakia without interna-
tional support.
He predicted the same struggle
between Catholicism and Commu-
nism now going on in Czechoslo-
vakia will spread to other coun-
tries because the church Is one
Evening star., 1949-07-23
By the Associofed Press


FRANKFURT, Germany, July
% Since Communists opened
their recent attacks on the Cath
olic Church, Czech people are 60
ing to church more than ever be-
fore, a self -exiled Czech diplomat
said here yesterday.
In his first news conference
since his escape from his Com
Ist-ruled homeland, Jaromir
Smutny said:
Il am convinced the Czechs
will stand even stronger behind
the church because of Communist
persecution"
He conceded, however. that
perhaps the government will
succeed in taking over the church
because it has all the power in its
hands"
Mr.. Smutny, who was chief of
the presidential chancellory un-
der the late Eduard Benes, ar
rived in the American zone Of
Germany July IA with his wife
and two sons, Milan, %, and Milo
slav, 16.
The gray-haired, 57-year-old
diplomat refused to say how he
got out of Czechoslovakia. His
news conference. crowded by 65
correspondents of many national
tiles, was sponsored by the United
States Army. which has an
nounced that he is cooperating"