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Evening star., 1950-10-15

the glass was falling, or move a
muscle in his face. Fortunately.
no one was hurt by the falling
glass, but it was not a comforting
thought to think that any one
might be any moment. The pro-
ceedings were entirely in English.
"Of course it was impressive,
but that is far from the word for
it, as it meant more than we could
take ina government being re-
stored to its people, who had been
knitted in the back by unwarranted
aggression of the most brutal sort.
Until saw the U. N. flag flying
in Korea, it didn't really mean
much to me as an individual, but
here it was, and what it stands for
with two vivid contrasts for me
always. One, of it flying over
the U. N. cemetery outside of
Inchon with row upon row of
white crosses. and this time flying
over the roof of capital that is
surrounded by destruction. It
makes you hope that there can be
peace in the world after all. But
cut here it also makes you realize
that if force is the only thing that
the Communists respect, we must
have it in such quantities as to
couple the fear of God with the
fear of arms.
Upon our return trip I told Col.
Chase I would meet him any time
the next morning. Where are you
going?' he asked. My reply was,
Down to the harbor, to get the
first small boat can find to take
me out to the first Navy ship I
see, where I will ask them for a
bath, a dinner and place to
Sleep
"'Not without me you don't he
shot back, and off we went in a
jeep that was going to Inchon.
On the dock I was fortunate
enough to meet Capt. Austin,
whom I had known in destroyers
in the early days of the Atlantic
patrol. He took us out to the flag
ship of his service squadron, where
they took off our filthy clothes,
ran them through the laundry,
Evening star., 1950-10-15

definitely how effective their recommendations to the
been In the movement of the budget through
committees of the House and Senate
mophee prevails While lengthy hearings held by
subcommtee completely the dark committee
action appropriation bill reported the House of Repre-
printed together with record of the hearings
unrepesend District people lacking effective
political status influence with the Congress matters OF
taxation appropriation other legislation comparable to that OF
their Senators and Representatives
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Knights to Celebrate

The st. Augustine Commandery
No. 8 of the Knights of st. John
and the Ladies Auxiliary No. 73
will celebrate their 50th anniver-
sary at 5 pm. today in the parish
hall of st. Cyprian's church,
Thirteenth and C streets Sc
Archbishop O'Boyle will head the
delegation of Catholic clergy at
tending.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Cornell Club to Meet

The Cornell Club of Washington
will hear Francis Russell, director
of the State Departments office
of public affairs, at a meeting at
8 pm. Tuesday in the Dodge
Hotel.
Evening star., 1950-10-15

heard have been previously requested to ask in
advance for allotment of time and when they ap-
pear to present written statements in addition to
anything they may orally offer.
This hearing on the department preliminary
estimates is the only opportunity afforded District
taxpayers for knowing what has been recommended
and for the expression of citizen opinions thereon
before the Commissioners complete their budget
recommendations. The completed recommended
tions 90 to the Budget Bureau and in the final
stage to the President for presentation to the
82d Congress as a part of his annual budget
message.
Publication of the District budget, when given
to Congress- then makes available to the taxpayers
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
Your ProbIem-'It's Up to YOU;
VoteIess Serve Absentee Voters
First Public Stage Of District 1852 Budget
By Jesse G. Suter

will tomorrow hold public hearing
on department requests
scheduled to open Building
organizations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-08
500 Join in Tribute to Mosoryk, Czech Founder

Associate Justice Jackson last
night led in paying tribute to
Thomas G. Masaryk. founder and
first president of Czechoslovakia
republic, at observances here COM
memorating the centenary of his
birth.
In addressing more than 500
persons attending the ceremonies
in Pierce Hall, Sixteenth and
Harvard streets NV, the jurist
said it is difficult to look around
the world today and find some
one who is the equal of the great
statesman.
I'VE should rededicate our
selves to the daring faith of
Thomas Masaryk," the speaker
declared. His influence is felt
in many countries"
Traces Rise.
He traced the career of Mr..
MaSaryk from blacksmith's ap-
prentice to professor of philosophy
and told how he won a seat in the
parliament because he was "a
leader of the Slavic people in their
aspirations for freedom"
He was profound believer in
the ultimate triumph of the moral
and intellectual forces added
Justice Jackson.
He then told how Mr.. Masaryk
wrote the Czechoslovakian Dec
laration of independence at 2400
Sixteenth street NV, where he
then lived. A plaque has just been
unveiled in the lobby of the Hotel
2400, now on the site, to COM
memorate the historic occasion.
Another speaker last night was
Representative SABBATH, Democrat.
of Illinois, and dean of the
House. He told how, many years
ago, he was the first one to greet
Mr.. Masaryk when the Czech
statesman came to the United
States to ask for our help for
Czechoslovakia.
He was a great humanitarian, "
Representative SABBATH said.
Ex-Ambassador Speaks.
Speaking in Czech and in Slo-
yak, DR.. Juraj Slavik, former
Czechoslovakian ambassador to
the United States, told those pres
ent of his REVENGE for Mr.. Masaryk
and how he was left legacy for
the entire world in his beliefs and
his work.
THE new exiles must follow his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-08
Tyler School PTA
To Meet Tomorrow

The John Tyler School PTA
will meet at 1870 pm. tomorrow
in the school auditorium, Tenth
and G streets Sc.
The sight and hearing con-
servation classes of the school will
give demonstrations Of teaching
methods. Parents are invited to
visit these classes and watch them
at work.
A cake and candy sale spon-
sored by the association, will pre-
Icede the meeting at noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-08

example here" Mr.. Slavik COM
mented.
A highlight of the evening was
the display on the stage OF a
large picture of DR.. Masaryk. The
original is in the Library of Con-
gress.
The program included singing
of folk songs and hymns, violin
and piano selections, and the
reading of poetry.
The ceremonies were sponsored
by the Council of Free Czecho-
slovakia. ObServances of the CEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-08

tenary also were held in many
other cities and countries. Many
governors proclaimed yesterday as
Masaryk Day.
The council said the celebrations
were designed not only to pay
tribute to Mr.. Masaryk but to en-
courage Czechs in their struggle
for the restoration of Masaryk' S
democracy and to strengthen their
determination and resistance
against the new tyranny"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-08
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-08
THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c. Xxx" BIB
1880
Bronnon Aide to Give Talk on Farm Prices

Cune executive assistant to Sec
University rotary Brannan today farm
were a talk by Wesley Nc price supports.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28
RENGIAsI yAsARIO 1s-TAJAI

Spalio 5 d., fateinanti ketvirtadieni,
1880 val, Lietuvip Salsje, Am. Liet.
Tarybos Clevelando ,skyrius kyiecia
yispf Clevelando lietuviskuf organiza-
cijp atstovq pasitarima vasario 16
iskilmiq rengimo reikalu. Visos orga-
nizacijos kvieciamos pasirlpinti butt
mai atsiusti savo igaiiotus atstovus.
Sveikintina, kad tuo reikalu susirl-
pinta ne per velai ir tinkamu mastu.
sIRGO sv. JURGIO PARAPIJOs
KLEBONAS
Kun. v. G.. Vilkutaitis jau trys sa-
vaites yra pasitraukes il pareigq ir
gydosi "Marymount" ligonineje. NUNS
pranesa, kad kun. Vilkutaitis sveiks-
ia ir netrukus grisias.
ANTANINA AKELIENE
nuosirdziai dekoja visiems dalyvavu-
stems jos vyro VINCO AKELlO lai-
dotuvese uz geles, palydejimfa If pa
rodyta uzuojauta. Ypac dekoja uz ma
lonp patarnavima kun. Ivanauskui ir
laidotuviu direktorei D. Jakubs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28

dskoja uz pakvietima j lietuviu susi-
rinkima 81 sekmadieni LietuviQ Sa-
leje (zr. zemiau dedama skelbima)
if zada jane apsilankyti, jei tik, ap-
linkybes nesukliudysiancios.
GYDYTOJAS DIR. d. DEGESYS
ATIDARE SAVO KABINETA
Prizes kelias dienas gydytojas dr..
Danielius Degesys atidare savo kabi-
meta Clevelande, 1899 Sueprior Ave-,
C1O2 kamb.) Tai jau antras lietuvis
gydytojas is neseniai atvykusiQjq pra-
turtina Clevelando gydytoju skaiciu.
Jp cia yra ir daugiau, bet kit dar
tebesipraktikuoja iyairiose. ligoninese
ir rengiasi egzaminams.
Gydytojas Degesys medicines moks-
lus yra baiges Lietuvoje. Dirbo Kau-
NO antroj ligoninej. Karo metu jis
pasitraukes is Lietuvos dirbo Vienos
chirurginej ligoninej, po karo -
Augsburgo miesto ligoninej, chirurgi-
Name skyriuje. / Clevelanda dr.. De-
gesys atvyko prizes metus laiko. Cia
tuoj pradejo dirbti Polytechnic ligoninej
kaip rezidentas. Aatlikes staza, perejo
dirbti Coroner istaiga, kur ir da-
bar tebedirba. Prizes kelias savaites
islaike Ohio valstybinius egzaminus ir
gavo teise savarankiskai praktikuoti.
DR. Degesys yra kiles nuo Alytaus.
Jis yra veikliai pasireiskes ir visuome-
neje vikloje.
MOTERQ SAJUNGOS VAKARAS
Spaliu s d., sekmadieni, Naujos pa
rapijos saleje Moteru Sajungos 36-ta
kuopa rengia vakara su sokiais. Pro-
gramoje dalyvauja Aukstuoliene, Ku-
dokiene, Stempuziene. Pradzia 800 v.
LIETUvIsKOJ MOKYKLOJ
81 sestadieni pamokq nebus. Mokiniai
| j pamokas kvieciami susirinkti kita
sestadieni, spalio Z d, $3.50 val ryta
sv. Jurgio par. mokyklos patalpose.
TEvQ SUSIRINKIMAS
Kita sekmadieni, spalio d., 1880
val. Lietuviu Saleje saukiamas tevu
susirinkimas pasitarti lietuviskos mo-
kyklos reikalais. Kvieciami tevai ne
tik tu mokiniu, kurie ta mokykla jau
lankO, bet ir tu, kurie jos dar nelanko.
INzINIERIU DIR - JOS VALDYBA
Nauja Inz. ir Archit. D-jos Cleve-
lando SIX. valdyba pasiskirste parei.
gomis: Pr. Drasutis pirm., A. Damu-
Sis sekr. ir Alg. Nasvytis Who's narys
PRANAS ALEkNA
pirmasis tremtinys, atvykes pagal DF
istatyma, neseniai gavo zinia, kad Lie
tuvoj likusi jo ,zmona ir dukte esan
eivs Jau oinii II S.sa,r, 4. s,inI,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28
G4e&p2?&!{a5{nIafd{&S} |? 2?&!{5{I

lejO ivykti tas daugiau kaip 500 Emo
nip malonumo suteikes vakaras.
Jie ryztasi ir dar karta tai padary-
ii. Tai duos progos tureti ta malonu-
ma ir daugeliui tu, kuriems 81 karta
nebeliko saleje vietos, ar kurie del
kitq priezasciu negalejo dalyvauti
PAZADEJO APSILANKYTI
GUBERNATORIUS F. J. LAUSCHE
Am. Liet. Politinio Klubo pirm. p
]. zilrys gavo laiska is Ohio guber:
natoriaus F. j. Lausche, kuriame jis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28
HIPPo|D:RO,MIEl:

Nuo sestadienio, spalio 7, rodoma
mo Way Out, drama apie nusikalteli,
kurs sudaro pavoju Americas did
miescio gyvenimui, apie gydytoja, kurs
atlieka gydytojo ir piliecio pareigas.
Filma yra apdovanota akademine pre-
mia. Vaidina Richard Widmark, Lin
da Darnell, Sidney Potter, Mildred
jeanne Smith, Harry Bellaver, STAN
ley Ridges ir Dots Johnson.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28
ANTRAS DIRVOS VAKARAS!

Dirvos vakaras pereita sekmadieni
praejo su tokiu pasisekimu, kad nu-
tartal AKARTOTI. Antras Dirvos va
karas bus spalio % d., t. ", uz nepil-
nv keturiq savaiciq. Bus tas pats val
dinimas su papildoma programa.
Placiau apie tai bus paskelbta kita
savaite.
Teks kick placiau pakalbeti ir apie
vakaro talkininkus, kuriu buvo apie
80 ir kuriq pasiaukojimo deka tega-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28

SLA 1876 KUOPOS SUSIRINKIMAS
ivyks spaliu | d., sekmadieni, II val.
Lietuvi4 Saleje. Bus svarstOmi svar-
bus reikalai, kviesiami -visi nariai
dalyvauti.
J. Alekna, pirm..
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28
RKO Keith's 1O5th

SUI Lorain Day, Robert Ryan, Janis
Rugs. 27 - 80: woman on Pier 13''
Carter. Spalio - 8: Tea for TWO
su Doris Day.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-12-29
Hunt Asks End
Of Immunity For
Loud-Moufhs
WASHINGTON GPA)

WASHINGTON GPA) -
Sen. Lester c. Hunt ID, Wyo)
wants to end the immunity of
members of Congress from suits
of libel for what they say on the
floor He told the Senate he
would propose legislation in the
82nd Congress to that effect.
At present any Senator or
Congressman can say anything
he pleases about anyone, and
nothing can be done about it, for
the Constitution says that "for
any speech or debate in either
House they Congress members)
shall not be questioned in any
other place"
Hunt said he would propose
either Constitutional amend
ment to end libel immunity, or
a law permitting citizens to sue
the government for damages if
they are libelled in congression-
al proceedings.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-12-29

to get the hook on the first at
tempt. When they are hitting
often, look for a strike when the
spoon reaches an open stretch
of water. There, bass will often
make final try before the lure
gets away. Normally, that is the
time when most anglers are less
cautions and lose a good catch.
The spoon and chunk combi-
nation is not only fine lure for
the large and small mouth, it is
equally good for walleyeS, nor
thern pike and muskellunge.
When considering colors, the sill
yer finish is my first choice for
general fishing. However, there
are times when the gold or cop
per is better suited to the water
conditions. Especially, when the
water is extremely clear. AS a
rule of thumb, use silver when
the water is discolored or roily.
The darker shades for clear
water and the black nickel for
night fishing. This applies to
bass and the pike family. For
trout, both stream and lake fish
ing, my personal preference is
for copper. There being some
thing about the subdued finish
of copper that trout go for.
Whereas, the pike take to gold
more so than any other finish.
Bass just naturally go for flash,
be it gold, silver, copper or black
nickel. The spoon and chunk is
without question, one of our top
bats for all game fish. Only
when trout fishing do prefer
the spoon alone. Whether we fish
the small streams for brookies
or the lakes for muskies, there
is a Silver Minnow to balance
with every outfit.
Confirmed walleye fishermen
as a whole swear by the June
Bub Spinner and gullet combi-
nation. But it is not every we'll
eye angler that can catch pike
for their gullet. By having few
chunks on hand, we can dupli-
cate the gullet by cutting large
"V" shaped piece from the trail
ing end of a pork chunk. Use
the remaining part of the chunk
on Silver Minnow or weighted
spinner. When the self made gull
let is used on a spoon, the action
of the trailing chunk is multi
piled by the normal tantalizing
action of the lure.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-12-29

orderly adjustment wage rates The abrogaon
arrived through collective bargaining would inevitably lead
to industrial very of
blization.
Overtime payments for premium protected by
be held nvolate These preclude
the working work that considered to
be normal They merely provide the incentive for productive
overtime and holiday work.
Purchasing
An equitable tax, savings price raoning control
the to this problem of purchasing
Rising upon the well living cost
already their purchasing Furthermore the Gov
mas embarked
investment possible payments
defense savings bonds of the United States The
labor cooperate
the attainment this Effective rationng controls
will stimulate the flow of unspent income into voluntary savings
Savings provide pool purchasing power
drive the nation the produc
ton of civilian durable goods be safely expanded
ManpOwer
should be taken strengthen and enlarge
These recognize the fact that free labor
labor labor will play its role attaining
objective of World War experience
that efficiency cooperation and morale
be secured through voluntary policies Use Of
compulsory civilian labor defeat efforts attain
goal of maximum production.
Conclusion
unions offer these suggestions
emergency production program underway
quickly and effectively possible We conceive response
by not just to offer verbal but also point
difficulties which solved
to achieve maximum national security.
The members of the United Labor Policy Committee
the Congress of Industrial Organizations
Philip Murray; Reuther President
Eme Rieve Vice President Buckmaster
member of the CIO Executive Board.
the American Federation of Labor President William
Green Secretary George Meany Vice President Geo
Harrson Vice President Dan w. Tracy Vice President
William c. Doherty.
Gachinists President
A. j. Hayes and Vice President Elmer Walker.
For the Railway Labor Executives Association Chairman
George Leghty Secretary Treasurer A.. E. Lyon.
Those who visited President Truman today Mr.. Green
Mr. Harrison Mr. Tracy Mr. Murray Mr. Reuher Mr. Potosy
Mr. Hayes and Mr. Leighty.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-12-29

Only the finest skins are used,
and special processing makes
them flexible, yet tough as lea
ther. There is no salt brine, a
non-corrosive packing k p S
them from spelling or becoming
rancid. The new rind and chunk
is made in bass strip; musky
strip; pork frog; small, medium
and large chunk; fly tip, strip
and 'V"; and striped bass spe-
ciaI. All sizes and shapes come
in red, blue, green, yellow, and
black and white spotted.
For the best results with pork
chunk, keep the size of the chunk
in proportion to the size of the
spoon. That is. the smallest
chunk with the No. l and No. 2
spoons, medium with the No. 3
and large with the No. 4 or mus
ky size. This also applies when
using rind. In the event the bass
are hitting short, try a shorter
rind or a smaller chunk. When
using rind or chunk with the
Silver Minnow, you may have
several strikes on single re-
trieve through the weeds. Main
ly because there may be too
much interference for the bass
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-12-29
CIO Chemical Workers
Get Ruise

NEW YORK (LPA) - Pro-
duction workers at Parke, Davis
& Co., members of United Chem
ical Workers-CIO, have been
given a five-cent voluntary pay
boost. Skilled mechanics got a
71s cent boost.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-12-29
johnson Pork Chunk And Rind
Benefits All Ardent Fishermen

For fishermen all America have been asking
for chunks pork designed Johnson Silver
innow The Johnson Company that with
the most complete line of rnd chunk offered the
angng public The rd shaped and cut for fek action
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-12-29


OF The United States From
United Labor Policy Committee
VHarry S Truman by the United Labor Policy Committee
Organized labor United Labor
Policy Committee the American
Federation of Labor the Congress of Industrial Organizations
THE Railway Labor Executives Association international
Association
the present crisis
n or lives OF United Labor Policy Committee
- purpose is to develop approach to the prob
I'VE deeply security welfare
The security the dignity & and material of the
dependent the the democratic
dedicate help
strong and that strength bring and
is imperative that granted active participation
,ss a % s p in our
pounty for full participation in the mobilization effort Free
all levels of defense mobilization both with respect
policy and administration No ONE group has MONOPOLY Of
to offer and comparatively defeat the world wide cha
e9se of dictatorship
Contlol OF Living Costs
The control of the prices of all the elements in the working
mans day necessities the central problem in wage ab
the Defense Production Act of 1850 it impossible to control
these prices.
Under this legislation increases specifically
mtted in the price food which constitutes 40
OF American
In addition rents which constitute about 3 cent of living
costs not effectively controlled.
So long food prices thus subject to sharp
drastic adjustments must be
permitted The prohibitions control of food prices
effective
controls and the elimination of these prohibitions
mnary workable sabization action Effective control
retail food prices achieved the tme
farmers be assured fair their products
Defense Production be promptly amended
by the Congress to accomplish these ends
General And Selective Controls
american industries inegraed that of them
singled for the of and price control
control to be effective be general Adequate
chinery procedures must be created
iOtherwise, such controls will break down.
The government should strive for justice and wOrkabily
in stabizaon subordinate these factors to
mprovatons not in fact speed but is
pOstponemen when stablizatiOn will
be achieved
phases of the stabzaon must be taken into
delay With reference to wage
principles should be considered that
they may embodied in the regulations be applied.
Basic Principles OF Wage Sterilization
with AT the preSentl
me stabizaon subject to needlessy cumbersome
AS provided policy must first be recon-
representative of labor industry and the
this then subject to
decisions of single Individual This makes expedi
{tioo and just action impossible
by single administrator chosen for his gen.
rather than specific competence
nothing the of stabza
uncertainty
should revised that the
stabzaon board is given the status and authority to
NAL on matters within its jurisdiction
stabzaon policy permit the adjustment of
the cost of living Wage
substandard and the
neque existing rates within between
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-12-29
Statement To The President
OF The United States From
United Labor Policy Committee

The following statement today presented to President
>Harry S. Truman the United Policy Committee:
Organized labor America established United Labor
Policy Committee of the American
Federation of Labor the Congress Industrial Organizations
the Railway Labor Executives Association the International
Association of Macnss We pledge ourselves unreservedy
the service of nation support the President
the present crisis.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-05-10
Buddhist Troop
Chiefs Named

The following persons have been
selected to lead the Buddhist Church
Troop 252 and Cub Pack $50 for the
1950-1951 term:
Boy Scout Troop Committee: Ha-
uuo Fujino. chairman; Rev. S. Ma
sunaga, institutional representative
Katsuzo Iwamura. treasurer; Frank
Tomota, camping chairman; Min
rsubota, advancement chairman; DR.
Kato, troop physician; and DR.. Ha-
rada Charles Toshi. George Koya-
ma, Seihachiro Shimizu and Mume-
yuk Kurimoto. committee members.
Cub Scout Pack 252 Committee:
katsumi Isomura. chairman; Rev
S. Masunaga, institutional represen-
tative; and Paul Tomita, Takashi
Hori. Tatsumi Goto. Terumitsu Kan
no. Denny Yoshimura, committee
members.
Scout Troop: Fred Imanishi. scout
master; Hisato Mizuki, assistant
coutmaster; and Min Tsubota, ex-
,lorer adviser.
Cub Scout Leaders: Shigeo Akada,
cub master; Satoru Ichikawa. assis-
ant cubmaster; and Bessie Tomita.
Miyoko Koyama, Suteko Fujino and
Sachiko Furukawa, den mothers.