davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-01
Srrcfiigrcnbe @er9IeidJe nit benz
Sabr 1929

Gas @ort rTeiIotion" rllit bie
allerltnan9encbntitcn Grinnerlulaen
pad). Gle Seilatiou, sic nit ser gro.
ben 8irtid)nitsfriie bon 1929 Sono
IN !Sanb ging, lalmtc Sic omerlfa.
niidc @irtibuft ,no fiibrte sur Ser,
nidtung bon Sunoerttol,ieuOcn bon
griiten5en. Gs lit oobcr folm Der.
ipunoerlid, bob oud bette picle Ihon
bel Der blcben Nennung oc5 @ortcs
Seilation oittcrn llno iif bie groBs
ten Sorgen MAIDEN, Oh lie ollh Oics.
mol ibr Sab uub 8ut mo ibre Stels
lltngen bn5u ncrlicrcn lueroen, oenn
cs Iiebt ia I'M slugenbIif gan5 10
ous, als pb mir. nod hcm Cnoe Ser
9tadtriegsinflation, iuleOer in elmer
Gcilotionsperiooc iteftcn. ,,no Der
Terslcid) nit Ser @irtid)oft5friIe
bon 1929 liegt ollrhal3 nuDc.
Temgegeniiber lit nit oller
ShGrIe feitSuIiellen, hnE bieIcr Ser.
gleid irrefiibrcno lit umb oab, ollbcr
Dem 9tomer, sic Qcgcmuartise &C.
flotion nit ibrcr GorgGngerin 'ebr
lpcl,ig aernciniam bat. Tor oIlcm lino
ibre llrlohCn gan5 unNerc, lulo tic
miro oudb oons onoerc @irfilngen
| baben. Sic Seilation bon 1929 lpnr
Dor oIlem onroui sltriifiufiihrer, 0nb
Scr areoit iibcripannt lpor - Sic
Menihen borstcn iif mcbr @clb, als
Tie berantlporten fnnnten, llnS als
IidJ Sic crIten 3cihen elmer @irt'
'dnft5friie ben,crfbor rohten, tulr.
bcn sic TarIeben gefiinoigt - ol,i
oui cinmol ipor nienonb mchr soh.
llnssf1big. .Scutc lit oie arebitlnge
in oen llSa. mebr als gciunO. @ir
baben es nift nit elmer arebitin,
| flation slt tllr gebabt, iuie Dor 1929,
Ionoern nit elmer EreisinTlation.
Sbr 9(1iboren miro fiir grobe Seile
Ser 9cpolfcrl,ng nit llnonnehmlif'
fcitcn oerbunocn icin, obcr nit Den
fotoltrophalen Solgen ser plotlifcn
arcoitinilation bon 1929 iinO iic
nid)t 5l oergleidlcn.
llebcrlesen mir lnS MIR eincn Nu,
genbIid, lpie es Inn Sic ollgemelnc
@irtid)nItslooc I'M Sabre 1929 hc.
Itcut por. Sic omerifaniite @irt.
ibaft par nm Gnoe elmer langcn Or
panIionspcriobe angelangt, IN Ser e5
ibr gellmgen mar, Sic fl,rsc GroNuf'
tionseinblbc Ser bcibcn GricgSlabrc
lpicbcr oufilbolen. Glf Sabre hattie
lie Sa5u 3eit aebabt. GS fom nicmonh
in Sen Sinn, bob ihon rer Sitter
bcrgeltellt maren, olS man. cigcntlid)
brauhtc, bob, nad elmer Ecriooe lie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-01
16 Gete be: 8.29 2lbit,.ri
a,,f atscreft

Tonta TelsaSo, Soo @E9ueG. Gin
nmerifcniiGcr 9s29 Bomber, ser nad)
Gnelano untertpegs mar, fiibrte iue.
gen MictoritGrungen ouf Sen g5oren
cine 3:piIGenlanbuna ols alS Sic
Waidine otf Sem Slueplas Sagcl,s
lrcoersins, fanoen 16 Monn un
goro SEN Soo.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-01
Seritmttesanitalt
tpieSer eeSffnet

Berlin. Ser amerifaniihe Som.
nanbant 1T Berlin, @cnera(moior
Mar,peu 8. 5aplcr, besriibte bie
@ieocreroiinlng bes @citberlircr
Safer. .@ilbelm. .Snititl,tS fir SeIl.
pbpIiclcgie oils ein erireulides Sci.
den baiiir, bab oeutidhe lpiiienid,oit,
lid)e SorIdlrng tpieoer bajl bcitrogcn
miro, bas 2eben eeiitie lno pbpiild,
SIT bere6crn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-01
yn>,titSieuc >er Il. =.
Itcucn cine
eiinitiec preetssie

Bolton. 9lnldbliA ser SubilGums,
ieier goltons iinb bier Gertreter Ser
omcrifoniid]en Snouitrie 5uiommcn.
gefonmen. lint iid iiber sic Gergal.
genbcit lno Sic 3ufl,nft SIT mterDal.
ten. Sic iiro siemlih cinItimntia ser
slniibt. baB ser @cblltonb bes 2an
oes anbalten tucr6e, iolanse man fin
-aic Steigeruue ser Groo,ftion iors,
l,no iih bem Stalinismus bom Gel
be balte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-01
Deutsche versuchs-
anstaIt fuer
Schiffbau

Sanburg. Sic Samburgid)e Shlff'
bou.Gcrllhsani italt, ieit iDrcr slrss
bcmbung beim @nbnbof Soabld)t'
itrobe prcpiicriid) in Ser Sempcr.
ltroBe untergcbrnd)t, lpirO auf oenl
9cI1noe ScS ebemaliaen 9tclen
Sdiibcnbofcs in 9armbef iuicocr
auigebaut. Sic miro baour6 III
nGd)Iter Nahbaridoft bes friiber BE-
nnltten @ebGuoes entiteben. Tas 8e.
I1noc lit burf bcn banlburgi'den
staat sur Geriiieung aeitelt iporSen
ipibrcno ser 9ll1o l,nb Sic glnoes'
linoer ous &apital sun1 slufbou 5tr
Serfiisnng itcllen.
@ie Yroieilor acmps, Ser Better
Ser Samburgiiben Sd)iIfbau-Ser'
ii,dsonItaIt @mbS, mitteilt, iuiro
nit bem gau besonncn iuerocn, nah'
benz fleine unerbeblid)e Menberunaen
am Mpbel noreencmmen fporoen
iino. gtipa Mitte ooer gnbe oes Sab,
res bcfft man. einsieben si fonnen
Ser neue &on,pler umfabt al,ker
Ier,poIt,,ngsr1umIihfeiten II. @erf.
itGtten einen $50 m Iangen Shlepp'
faoI bon 16 nj 8reite ,tno 3H NJ
Eiefe, iotpie einen Mnnoprierteid]
BON 80 m 9urd,meiier ,n,o ebenfallS
3H m Sieiaang. Ga Ser ietiac pro-
9ienltcs ser @ilbclmitraEc lei hCl
Mufbou cines ncue Musipurtiger
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-01
Dict,itpilittt jeu
perl rlGneert ttcr~ct,

@oibington. Sas Senats. Tcrhor
iibcr Sic bon Ser MbminiItraticn be-
ontrogtc GerIGngeruna ser WtilitGr.
bienltpiliht ouf Srei Sabre miro ON
1. sunni besirnen.
Tie Wtilitirporlogc ipl,roe insni.
ifen nngerommen nit Sent 9eihIui,
obcr feline Gin5iebrngcn borsuncbs
ncn ba iih genue JreiipiIlise bis.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-01
1t,tteriee Gheater s
far Gcras eggplant

Mtarinelano, ,sla. Iie Tireftoren
Ser Marine StuoioS eoben befannt.
bab iie in Seras ein Sbeater errid).
ten Ioiien noaen, ipas iuie ein Inter.
ieebcot I'M @aiier auf. itnb abIteiaen
ioG. Sic 3uihnucr fol1en auf oieie
@eiie nit Oct Sierlpelt I'M Waiier
befannt tperoen. Tas Sbeater miro
in Springlate, Teras, seba,,t. tpo
SaS @aiier sana beioISerS flar lit.
Ios 5beatcr icn 125 Glitc babell
lmo ,piro ,lngei16r 100000 foiten.
-O-
0itte unterltiiben Sic Die i'm
gSnIfshIntt" nuspinpn0en @e1hGfte
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-01

GienItcs ser @iIbclnlirobc lei Scr
Muibou cines nele sl,lsmdrtigen
Mmtes niAt m0slib.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-01

.,er lllcl6etcl,.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-14
|REDAkTORIAUS AISAkYMAS KLEBOlUI

gal apkaltinai. Nejaugi nebe-
galima gintis nuo nepagristu
priekaistu ir uzgauliojimu?
10Y Del Tamstos toxic CRU
baus ir nekrikscionisko elgesio
SUI lietuviais Clevelande, didele
daugybe lietuviu visai atsalo
kataikybei - nedidele dalis' is
virto bolsevikais 1r ateistais, 0
gerokas burys prisidejo .prie Ii
beralu - tautininku fronto.
stai tik dalele tu faktq, vaiz-
duojanciq Tamstos pragaistin-
ga Baznyciai ir Tautai, kaip
JOS kunigo ir parapijos klebono
veikla Clevelande. Ju yra daug
daugiau, bet siuo kart uzteks
ir tu.
Jeigu 10 Ekscelencija Cleve-
lando Diecezijos Vyskupas nuo-
dugniai istirtu Tamstos veikla,
as esu tikras, Jis nepaliktu
Tamstos klebono pareigose ne
"a valandu. t
Kas del korespondentu, Lie
tuviu zinios" juos savo nuo-
ziura, pasirenka ir niekuomet
nereikalavo tureti gerb. Kle-
bonu leidimu korespondecijoms
rasyti.
Atleiskite man. kad tokius
karcios tiesos zodzius turejau
Tamstai, viesai, per laikrasti,
pasakyti, mes nebeliko jokiu XII
tQ priemoniu apsaugoti Cleve-
lando lietuvius katalikus, ku-
riu tarpe labai daug "Lietuviu
ziniu" skaitytoju, nuo Tams-
tos pragaistingos Lietuviu Tau
tai ir dalinai Kataliku Bazny-
ciai, veiklos.
Stasys Gabaliauskas
". T." redaktorius
1850 m. lapkricio 20 diena,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-14

kykloje. ITEMS nelaimingiems
zmonems gi nieko daugiau me-
beliko, kaip tik ju vaikai -
tai ju brangiausias turtas -
savo vaikus nori apsaugoti nuc
sunykimo, o kad istautejes val
kas dvasioje atsiskiria nuo save
tevq - lieka jiems svetimas
niekas negali abejoti, tai deltc
Tamsta, pradejai SUI tais gar.
bingais lietuviais viesa kova, {
gal net paskatinai, kaip raso
laikrasciai, kai kuriuos bazny.
Clos komiteto narius, tuos musv
tautai brangius asmenis fiziskai
uzgauti ir stumdyti lietuviu ka.
taliku aukomis pastatytos baz.
nycios prieglobstyje.
81 Kada keli metal atga.
"Jehova Witnesses" savo kon.
vencijos Clevelande, proga bu.
vo apstoje visas mieste katalikr
baznycias, tame skaiciuje ir sv
Jurgio, aiskindami j baznycis
einantiems ir is jos griztan.
items katalikams, kad Katalikl
Baznycia yra setono padaras il
jos kunigai velnio tarnai, tads
nei Tamsta, nei Tamstos pa
rapijos komiteto nariai nepa.
sirupinote tuos piktzodziautojus
nuo baznycios nuvaryti.
81 Keista, kad parapijos ko
miteto nariai pasirode tok
uolus naikinti, savo turiniu la
bal nekaltus, Lietuviu Tevl
Komiteto isleistus lapelius, ta
da, kada Tamstai, parupo pra
deti visai nereikalinga kova ST
savo parapijos geriausiais ir is.
tikimiausiais katalikais. Tevl
Komitetas tik tada isleido, tuos
lapelius (ziurek atskirai spaus
dinama lapelD, kada Tamsta
Klebone, ju prasyma atmetei il
viesai is sakyklos juos neteisin.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-14
(Atkelta is LIMO pusl.)


ir vienuoliu, kurie nieko is
Tamstos neprase, tik buvo uz-
eje Tamstai mandagumo vizita
padaryti, ju j namus neisilei-
dai if pikta zodi metes, isprasei
is klebonijos ar tiesiog svecio
panoseje duris uztrenkei.
s. Panasiai Tamsta pasielgi
beveik su visais lietuviu kata-
liku veikejais, kurie ateina pas
Tamsta kokiu nors reikalu pa
sikalbeti.
Atsimenu, kaip budavo sun
ku Clevelando lietuviu kataliku
draugijose veikti. Jeigu iskil-
davo reikalas SUI klebonu pa
sitarti, sunku buvo rasti zmo-
gu, kuris noretu ta misija at
likti.
g. Del Tamstos griezto nu.
sistatymo prizes centralines lie
tuviq kataliku organizacijas
Xxi siol negalejo isisteigti Gle
velande Lietuviq Kataliku Ak
cijos skyrius - L. R. KatalikV
Federacija. Kada prizes kokius
16 ar 17-ka metq buvo susauk-
tas Clevelande Liet. KatalikV
Federacijos Seimas, Tamsta tik
J. E. Vyskupo isakytas, leidai
seimo dalyviams naudotis Sv
Jurgio baznycia ir parapijos
sale.
y Begyje paskutiniuju 2-jQ
metu atvyko j Clevelanda is
Europos D. P. stovyklu apie
1000 lietuviu, kuriu dauguma
geri katalikai. AtvykusiQju tar
pc yra burelis paciu zymiausiV
Lietuvos kataliku akcijos va
du, kaip tai: prof. Adolfas Da.
musis, buves Lietuvos Univer-
siteto, Technikos fakulteto de-
kanas, Lietuvos Respublikos
| Vvriausvbes pramOnes minis
teris ir Ateitininku (organiza-
CHA prilygstanti Americas Ko-
Jumbo Vyciams) Vyriausias
Vadas; Prof. Ignas Malinauskas
- Lietuvos Universiteto Kata-
lil1u Teologijos - Filosofijos
fakulteto mokomojo personalo
narys, Lietuvos Kataliku mo-
kytoju sajungos pirmininkas ii
tos organizacijos zurnalo re-
daktorius; Stasys Barzdukas =
vienas is zymiausiu AteitininkQ
organizacijos vadu ir veikejQ,
gimnazijos (junior college) mo-
kytojas ir daugelis kitu paciu
zymiausiu ir atsakingiausiu Lie
tuvos kataliku veikejQ.
Tamsta ne tik tuos garbingus
musu TautOs veikejus niekini,
man rasytame laiske, ju moks.
10 titulus zymedamas kabutese,
bet kaip pranesa man, musq
laikrascio korespondentai, juos
net baznycioje per pamokslus
uzgauliojate, vien del to, kad
tie garbingi vyrai, del bolsevikq
okupacijos neteke savo tevynes,
turto ir uzsiemimo, atsidure
svetingoje Amerikoje, nori is.
saugoti savo vaiku tikejima ii
tautybe - praso mokyti savo
vaikus katekizmO gimtOjoje kal.
boje ir keliu lietuviu kalbos pa.
m0ku lietuviu katalikQ pinigais
|
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20

FROM PETERSBURG Richard Harris of Petersburg is stopping at the GaStineau Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
JOAN BENNETT, 1. HAYWARD IN
 CAPITOL DRAMA

With Louis Hayward and Joan Bennett playing the top roles, Ed ward Small's romantic drama, "The Man in the Iron Mask" will be shown tonight at the Capitol The atre.
 The film unfolds a thrilling and exciting tale of 17th Century TO- nance and adventure in an era when extravagances and excesses ruled the court of France. The cen- tral theme of the story revolves around King Louis XIV and his twin brother, Philippe, who at his birth was whisked away to the province of Gascony and brought up secretly as commoner under the guidance of the famous Three Musketeers.
 Hayward plays the dual roles of King Louis and Philippe, while Joan Bennett appears as the lovely and gifted Maria Theresa of Spain brought in to marry the cruel anc sadistic monarch and thus to pre- serve the peace of Europe. As King Louis, Hayward, who recently playea the part of young playwright 1T Eagle-Lion's Repeat Performance, is seen as the harsh and vain ruler cruelty taxing his subjects until they are on the brink of starvation and ruin. As Philippe. he is seen as 8 brave and understanding son ot France. The story reaches smash climax when Louis realizes that Philippe is his twin brother. Louis fears that events may lead to de- thronement and decides he must dc away with such a possibility. He takes the most sinister method al hand-the dread iron mask.
 "The Man in the Iron Mask which was directed by James Whale is based on the famous novel by Alexandre Dumas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20

will be based on Red Cross material. Dr. I. J. Montgomery, chairman of the volunteer services, will give the lecture.
 Specific Training
 The plan of specific training for nurses aides provides for 34 hours of basic class work for all nurses aides. After this basic training orientation will be given to the specific situation in which the aide will be working.
 If service is to be given in other health services as well as in hos pitals, the class will be divided into two groups, one of which will take a six-hour orientation to hospital situation and the other will take a six-hour orientation to the pub lie health program. One session of this period will be spent in the hos pital or in the other public health service in which the aides are to work.
 This is followed by 40 hours of supervised practice in the hospital or in the other health service to which they are to be assigned.
 Generally the entire course is completed in six to seven weeks for daytime classes and nine to IA weeks for evening classes. A course may be given in a much shorter period when the need is acute and the students can devote the neces- sary time to it.
 All work missed must be made up and since the instructors time may be limited, this should be taken into consideration. An aide who misses more hours of classroom in struction than are permitted be- cause of illness or for other good reasons, may reenter the next new class.
 If there are enough calls for a reactivated nurses aides course, the local Red Cross chapter will try to conduct such course.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
JAMES CAGNEY IN
 "G-MEN' IS NOW
 AT 10TH CENTURY

In pre-holiday showing tonight
 at the 20th Century, James Cagney, noted for his tough gangster roles, will be seen as an entirely different character-an F.BI. agent.
 In the stirring film "G-Men, '" which was produced by Warner Bros. studio, and depicts the exciting history of the FBI., is Cagney's greatest action hit of all time. It will certainly provide much enter tainment for weary Christmas shop pers who wish to relax alter hard day of shopping.
 AS added entertainment on the
 bill at the 20th Century tonight will be a two reel Edgar Kennedy com- edy entitled Social Terrors," a riotous comedy of family life. Daffy Duck will be starred in color car
 toon, and Bill Liddle, the featured organist. will present an organ con- cert before the first evening show. Scheduled for snowings Friday md Saturday at the Gross 20th Century as the program just prior Christmas is Rose of Washing ton Square" starring the one and ,nly Al Jolson (himself) with Alice Faye and Tyrone Power. It is an- other grand picture rich with the emotion of years of beloved melody, Iolson sings such favorites as these, Wild About Harry" April Show ,rs," "Toot Foot Tootsie Goodbye" Nanny" Avalon" I'm Always Chasing Rainbows." California Here Come" and many others that gre popular through the years. Here
 s picture that everyone must see.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
ALASKA PIONEERS,
 AUXILIARY PLAN
 CHRISTMAS PARTY

Pioneers and Auxiliary members will hold it's annual Christmas party on Friday, December % at the LOOP. Hall. The party will be preceded by business meetings by both the Igloo and Auxiliary at which time there will be nomination and election of officers. Following the meeting, Santa will distribute the exchange gifts and buffet luncheon will be served.
 Those wishing to make donations to the Christmas baskets may do so by leaving them at Garnick's Grocery or calling Mrs. Anna Bod ding chairman of that committee.
 All Pioneers are reminded to take an exchange gift of not more than $1.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
BETHEL HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION lS
 RE(0M ENDED

A 7O-bed hospital has been re- commended to be built on the site
 the former Alaska Native Service building destroyed by fire at Bethel, according to ANS Director, Hugh J. Wade. The recommendations nave been turned over to the Bu- reau of the Budget, Washington. D. C., for approval. Sixty beds will ae used as a general hospital with 10 beds for screening tuberculosis cases.
 The 10-bed emergency hospital at Bethel is in the progress of con- struction. One of the buildings un- damaged by the recent fire is be- ing converted for the emergency hospital. This hospital will be used until such time that larger hos pital can be built.
 Long term hospitalizaion cases will be sent from the emergency hospital to other ANS hospitals. Only those cases needing short term disqualification will be taken care of in the emergency hospital.
 The title has been cleared on the Demmert Canning Co.,, cannery at Klawok and final payment on the cannery will be made by the village of Klawok next week. The can- nery will be owned by the village and operated on the same basis as other canneries owned by native villages.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
CHILD INJURED
 (OASTING GOLD
 STREET TUESDAY

Dick Peterson, 8. son of MT. and Mrs. Edward G. Peterson, was in- jured yesterday afternoon while coasting on Gold Street. The acci- dent occurred after school and shortly before dark when Dick and his sister. Joyce. who is 6, swerved to avoid truck going up Gold Street. They hit parked car and Dick suffered scalp wound.
 Mayor Waino Hendrickson said this morning that the danger in coasting on Gold Street was in- creasing due to heavy traffic and an effort was being made to locate a less dangerous place for the youngsters to sleigh ride.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
HOME FROM CALIFORNIA

Harvey Hildre and Robert Larson returned to Juneau on the Bar anof. The two young men have spent the past few weeks on a tour of California.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-12-20
NURSES AIDE
 PROGRAM WILL
 START JANUARY

About 20 have enrolled for the volunteer nurses aide service classes to start the second week in January under the sponsorship of the Red Cross for local civil defense pro- gram.
 Miss Florence Ulrich is replacing Miss Edna Weinberg as the nursing field representative in Alaska with headquarters in Juneau. according to word received by Mrs. Kenneth s. Clem, executive secretary of the local chapter of the Red Cross. Miss Ulrich is to assist with the nursing programs and will give emphasis to ! training of instructors and instruc- tor trainees for the civil defense plan and peacetime.
 i Mrs. Tom Dyer is chairman of the nurses aide service advisory committee. Other members of the committee are Mrs. Hazel Mcleod, i ce-chairman, Miss Vera Knicker- i packer of the US. Public Health Service. Mrs. Maggie Bogue of the Juneau Health Center, Sister Mary Henrietta, of St. Ann's hospital, Mrs. Hazel E. Holmes, director of nurses at the Government hospital, i Mrs. Robert Boochever and Mrs. ] L. D. Richards, Douglas. The members of the volunteer nurses aide service work as aides to registered professional nurses in i hospitals, clinics, blood centers, dis aster operations and public health agencies.
 l Volunteer Services ] The program is determined by volunteer services after an evalu- ation of the needs of both the Red Cross chapter and community and the facilities available for training and service. It is recommended that temporary advisory committee composed of medical, nursing and 1 lay members assist the volunteer services in determining the validity of the need.
 Volunteers for the nurses aide service must meet personal and physical requirements set by the Red Cross chapter before they are accepted for training. The fact that no remuneration for services may be accepted must be strongly stressed A Red Cross nurses aide who becomes a paid aide auto matically ceases to be member of the volunteer nurses aide service.
 A physicians statement of a re- cent and complete physical exami- nation indicating that the volun- teer is physically able to render the duties for which she is pledged is necessary.
 It is required that all applicants for membership attend one lecture of not less than two hours which
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Californian Charges
FEC Buried Plea
For Gaming Fight Aid
BY the Associated Press

The chief counsel for the de-
funct California Crime Commis-
sion accused the Federal Com
munication Commission yesterday
of having buried" his States re-
quest for aid in its fight with or
ganized gamblers.
The complaint was made by
Warren Olney of Berkeley. before
a Senate Crime Investigating
Committee.
The California Public Utilities
Commission. Mr.. Olney testified.
dealt the bookmaking racket
body blow by forbidding the trans
mission of racing news to them.
However, he said. bookmakers
sometimes tap the leased wires of
the Continental Press Agency,
distributor Of racing news and the
State commission asked the FEC
for help.
Petition Filed in 1948.
It filed a petition on october
4. 1948. he said. asking the FEC
to investigate feasibility of order
ing a similar nationwide ban so
that there would be no race news
wires to tap.
The petition, Mr.. Olney testi-
fed. has just been buried for a
year and half"
He said although Continental
has no California subscribers, its
wires pass through the State.
Mr.. Olney told the Senate in
vestigators he considered fast dis
semination of racing news is "the
backbone" Of the bookmaking
racket, and that all other organiz-
ed crime is linked In some way
with bookmaking.
Political Control Charged.
Mr.. Olney told the investigators
his commission believes "the evil
is not so much in gambling as in
the influence welded by gamblers
and racing news wire services"
This influence, he said, was ex-
tended at times in his State to
overlords of gambling taking
control Of a whole city govern
ment, just to run q handbook"
He said that happened in a city
where the gamblers defeated elec-
tive officials and got rid Of police
chief who refused to let them
operate.
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Israeli Canned Goods
Will Be Shipped to U. S
By the Associated Press

TEL AVN, Israel.-Israelis say
canned vegetables are worth
their weight in gold"-and the
gold they want is more foreign
money. A canning factory at
Raanana reported it had received
large orders from abroad and had
boosted its employment schedule
to two shifts Of 140 workers to
prepare shipments.
The factory already has shipped
$4,000 cans of cabbage and 10000
cans of cucumbers to England.
Israeli steamers are to transport
100000 cans of Israeli cucumbers
to the United States.
Evening star., 1950-08-17
British Air Ruid Warden
Prepares for Third Wur
BY The Assoeioied Prsss

LONDON.-Edwin Bell, "a, has
Joined Britain's Civil Defense
Corps and begun a refresher
course showing air raid wardens
how to deal with atom bombs.
He's getting ready for his third
war. He was senior air raid
warden at suburban Wimbledon
during the Nazi blitZ and headed
a group of volunteer wardens in
London during the Zeppelin
raids in World War I.
Evening star., 1950-08-17

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