davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-09

auriifaeididt ipuroe, erfor man allcl
BEN imabhdnaia aeiinnten Sempfra.
ten iSranf $. 2allihe fir einen brit.
ten 8ouperncursternin. 8Ieif,,ei.
tia aab man linn aber cine SeaisIa.
tllr, Die bon Der Geaenpartei. ben
Gepublifonern, fcntrollicrt lit. eSns
OaltS luurocn 50 GepubIifaner, 1
l(nobbanQiaer lrb 36 9emofraten
aeid,idt. sSm Stoatsienat iino 90
3epublifaner uno 6 Eemofraten.
Der GiseQollperneur 9tne lit ebel,.
talls elm Semofrat, ebenio Der
Staatsauoitor. Die HepubIifaner ct,
ronaen bic Slenter oes Staatsiefre-
tars. bes 8eneralantpalts uno bes
Staatsid)abmeiiters.
Sir @ouperneur Guuihe lit es
allerOinas nihts neues, NIT elmer
pom Der Sppoiition fontrolIierten
Seaislatur stianmen 81, orheiten.
SotlGhlid, ihien 2ouihe INNER bel.
ler NIT ben HepubIifanern oIs NIT
Der eiQenen Eartei suiammen orbei.
ten su fnnnelt.
s(us Gubuhoaa Gollntp nurben
bic folaer,ben 0ertreter in hos slb.
1eoronetenbaus in Columbus oe.
ididt:
(Siehsebn su eripdbIen, in brei
,Sduen nod unentihieoen): Soiep
gluellone. Gem. Somes M. Carmen.
Gem, Sohn g. Gorriaan, Sem,
Sohn 3. Sllffn, Tem.. George 6.
,Scoor, Iem.. iSrant &c. @ornan,
Gem, Sobnnn &ilbane. Se,n.,
Sanes 5. Mc@ettrid, Sem, ssobn
:. S'grien. Sem.. .,Srancis 8. GuI.
lipan. Gent, Stephen q. Bona.
Sen.. @illiam g. Burton, Mep.,
aorian 9. 'sir,f, IT,, Hep., 8op s.
WeMahon, Hep.
SIN Staatsienaf iinb bic fpIoen,
Den Gertreter bes Gpuntn: 9lnthonn
s. Gelebreese. Gent. elizabeth s.
@orman. Gem. Marf WtcGlron,
Sem.. Soieph It. 9iutt, IT,, Nep.,
Soieph @. gartlnef, Gem. (sn ei.
nem sSaa lit bic &ahI nod niht ent.
ihieOen.)
Sn Glepelano entidieb man iih
NIT aroBer Mehrbeit fir 9eibebal.
tuna Der TapIiaht Sapinos Slime
lSommerseit.) Sie @onoallsaabe
fllr Griteullna zines nellen ;SIlla,
nlatsS sSerninals icbien cine oerinoe
.Wehrheit su haben. Sie Gountp,
&ohlfahrtszS Steuerauilaae aina niht
ourd. Ser Gountn Charter ipuroe
abaelehnt. Cine Seipaae gonnars.
oabe ipuroe aebilliat. Sie Mctropn.
Titan Eorf Steueraufluoe idleint
burhaeaan9en su iein. Die GIepe.
lanoer @dbler iprohen iih iiir ott
sWuniiipalbon aus lno
lehnten orei ab.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-09
Wiener Festwochen
1851 Won Mai bis Juni

@ien. Son ltitte Vtdi biz
Nitte ssuni iperoen III Seiterreihs
8unoesbauptitaSt nah iaIt 15l1b'
riscr unterbrebuna ipieOrr iSelnuc'
den untcr Dem Ntntto: .Wlener
Saiion" abeebalten. SamtIlhe MT
jifaliihelr unb tbentraliihen Muflilb'
runscn iulen burhmegs BON 'Wielet
SGugern, Wuiiferr, S6aulplelern
unb Iegiijellren beltritten .peroen
aIs Sobepuutt lit oie SeltauTiiibrune
eil,er Sper bon 8oligans wecjari
noraeieben. I'm lie iouen iih 6rel'
lihtauiiiibrunsen eruIter uno bette
ret stiide I'M SdloB SesenoorI nns
in Sdonbrunn grupplercn. elnf
ausitenung r8ien oer Sufunit" wirl
ocnl olten arbiteftuniiden StaotbllS
Sas neleritebenSe lrlo nod geplania
gilo Ser Stoot geseniberitellen.
sluf iportlibem Gebiet miro Der
;subbauidlager oes Sabres, oas
Spicl Selterreidy gesen sbottlanS
inn @iener StaSion. in Die Belt Der
;SeItlpofen fallen. 9teben Dem Hai'
6ous miro erltmalig Ser biz oablu
bereits einseSedte @iener StepbonS.
oum ieltli6 beleudtet lperoen. aul
Sem Ionaufanal lit ihlieBllh DC
sIbbaltuna eines ibuimmcnSen @ln'
mcntorios aeplant. Gie 8icner Set
modem 1851 weroen eIne Slide 1n'
iIterreidilden SeranItaltl1ngs.Ero'
aramm idlicben uno es tann ibne''
id,on icst ein GROCER grIolg pro-
nhp,pit mpr0eu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-09
Das ,,Woh|befinden'' der
0kkupation kostspie|ig
"Dvisionen KeInern, HovsgehiIfinnen vnd onderen
Hilfskrueften kosten l.33 MiIIiurden Mark

lie nit nod Ieutihlano brinsen,
monatlidl aus Den 9eiasunasfoiten
200 Wtarf erbalten. Mnseiihts Der
Satiade, oab Die 8elasungsitrcit.
fraite in cine Shustruppe umge.
manOelt merOcn iollen, glaubt man
in Bonn al,i eine nadbriiflihe Cen.
frng oes @eiatlngsauiipanoes iiir
sic iest in 9eutihlano lebenben Il-
liierten nitt per5idten 5u fonnen. .
9ie 8eiasun9sfoitenL sic i'm lau.
ienoen Sausbaltunasiabr porerit
4.6 Wtiiaroen Marf ausnadJeu, lid
aber wabriheinlih erb0gen perSen.
betragen in Der 0unoesrepublif 23, Is
Yro3ent oes geiamten Stelerauifom.
mems. 9as entiprid)t nabe5u 20 Hro.
gent oes geianlten @olfseIntommens.
oas in areiien ser Wunoesregieruns
iiir bas lauIenbe ssabr nit 66 Wil.
lIaroen Marf neranihlast miro.
@enu bon alliicrtcr Scite erfl1rt
tuerSe, Oie iteuerlihe Velaitlmg Oes
oeutiben Yolfes miiiie CUR 6inan.
3ierung zines erbobten Siderbeits'
beitroges erb0bt meroen, 10 meiien
Bonner @egierungstreiie oaraui bin,
oaB etipa so Yro5ent Ses oeutihe,l
0olfseinfommens bon Steuern IN
Iniprun eenommen rperoen. Gent
seseniiber miiroen sum geilpiel in
ben 8ereiniaten Staaten, einem 2ano
NIT piel hoberem Wohlitono, nut
tnapp "a Nro;ent oes Volfseinfom.
mems als Steuern abgeiiibrt. Nad)
Sd)asunsen Sadoeritdnoiser betrd9t
sic tatlldlibe, iteuerlihe 8elaituna
in 9eltihlano anseiihts Ser umfans'
reiden ariess5erltorungeu uno Der
iebr uiel nieoriseren Gintommen
ninoeltens oas Goppelte ser ite!ler'
liden Belaitllng III Den @ereiulgteu
Staaten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-09
SchveIer.RebelIion
in Ost-Berlin Und
ihre Bestrofvnq

Berlin. -- Gie SduIer stueier
alalien Ser rSdintel.Oberid
I'M 8erliner Scpietieftor erboben iidl
tpdbrcno Ses llnterrid,ts bempnItro.
tip bon ibrcn Sldsen aIs um IL
l(br Sie @cltIreibeitsslode i'm 8elt.
berIiner Hatbaus .al,m eritennal er.
tontc. Sic tpieoerboIten bies am bar.
allIiplgenoen Gage, als sic @Iode on.
IdBlid Ser @ebenfitunS fir Die nod
lnlmer 3l,riidgebalteuen ariegsse.
iangenen ertlans. 9ie S6ulbeborben
Ses Somietieftors boben barauibin
Sic ioiortise gntlaiiuns Ser Sdiiler
oieier beioen alaiien anseoronet, oa
oerartiae rantibenlotratiide unb an.
tIruiiiife Erouotationen niht binse.
nomm peroen fonnten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-09

ieiner @aitItdtte sic Gebatte inn ur.
wiibiiaen SduGbiid pcriolste, reid.
te iclnen uOlfiicDen @enolien sujtim.
memo Die Sano uno luo iie in feline
gcnliitlife alauie 5l,m Mbenbl blhoppen
elm. Srinnen in ser unEeimelnoen
Wlrtsltllbe itieg aus Sen SerSen Sic.
Ter fiini Sfuahen ser @riinounas.
geoanfe - sic @eburt 6es Sd,ipGb
Sdnger6inoes, GlepelanS, Ohio.
ssSn ser Triibe bes iolgcnSen Conn.
toses ging Sieie 3unoe BON Saus sl
Saus, unO mnntler bieoere Sd,uabe
Seidnete ieinen Namen in sic Sitter,
oes neuen S1ngerbunoes Elm.
Sm rSen3s&aus" an ser Ontario
StraBe wuroe Der Sdpp1biihe Sdn.
gerbuno am Scnntag, Sen %. Iu.
quit 1885, nit suault Ben, oIs pro.
oiloriiden Eraiioenten aus ser Sauie
geboben.
Sn WidacG 2ablcrs sroBem Bier.
sarten an 2919 Sit So. Strabe tl,nl.
melten iib cine 8ohe ipGter ,nlte,
Ylatanen, Gihen lmo slborn BAN.
men Die eriten aftipen ilnb paiiiuel
0titslieber nit ibrcn 5amilien, I'm
bel oieiem @erbe. Yidnit begeilteru(
Die 3abl ibrer 9lftipitas All Der,
grobern, 6reiluillise SpenSen broh
ten at lenem Gage 125 Collars su
lamlnen, cine Sunime, sic mad, ba
malisen 8eerifien ein beoeutenop,
8runOItof fit Ole aaiie bes Sbuob
Sdngerbulocs beoeutete.
Sort mo hellte in ihren fubiflm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-09

gonn. - Sir ;tpei aaiicrte Col.
baten ODER 8eamte, sic I'M 8unoes.
9ebiet tdtig iino. werben 9 oeutid)e
anseitelte alli Beiasungsfolten be.
fdditiat. Dies gebt aus llnterlaeen
bes Gtatiitiiben 8unoesamtes ber.
Dor. Die 5um eriten Mal eiuen &C..
nauen lleberblid u6er Sic Mrbeits.
leiitune Ser Mrbeiter un6 Mngelteaten
i'm @eiatunasoienlt seben. Sanah
aperoen bon oen runo 100000 alli.
iertcn Solbaten llnb @erpaltllugs.
beamten in Ser 0unoesrepublif al.
Iein $4,000 Saussebiliinner, $4,000
acllner uno ionltiaes @aitltatten.
perional beidGitist. 3uiammen nit
1000 81dern unb Webgern errei.
den uIleiu Sieie beutiben Nrbeits.
frdite, bic nur fir oas torperlide
0obIbeiinoen Der Nuiicrten tttls
fino, aablenmGbis Die Stdrfe Ser al.
Iiierten Streitfrdite i'm 8unoesge.
bet. Sin3u tommen aber nod 9s.'
900 oel,tide Notwithstanding,
144,OOO tedniide Mrbeitstraite, &C.,
600 araitiabrer unS 4S,000 ionitises
NerIonal. Tieie oeutiden Mrbelts'
frGIte, Die etpa elmer Stdrfc bon p
Gipiiiouen entiprefen folten ben
beutIhen Steuersabler al Sobnen
MehGIfern uu6 So;iolperiiherungs.
beitrdgen iGbrlid 1888 Wfiaiaroen
Mdrf.
ssn Bonner areiien miro auber'
Dem befannt, bab Die 100000 ollt'
ierten Soloaten uno Beamten ettpa
250,OOO Mnacborise bel iid) baben.
bic a,,m miuoelten i'm &inblid out
l1uterfl,uit unb geoienllng aui Be-
iatuuasfoiten unterbalten tper0en
miilieu Siersu uerlautet DAB BE-
oute uno>.Soloatcn I'M Iraniolilben
BeIasunssee6iet iiir ieoes &lno. oas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-09

Molbin0ton. -- slus Sen Yerih
ten, Die Die @ehrnohtsslpeioe iiber
ihre SdtiNfeit bis gum 80. Sunni D.
5. ppraeleat hoben. lit su crieben.
oaR auf DEM @cbiet Der Ienfboren
0eid)oiIe aroke isorticbritte su pers
seihncn iino.
slm peiteitcn Ihcint banit bic
sSlotte aefommen su icin. Icnn
NlottcniefretGr 'srancis g. Mot=
tbelpS bat bcfonnt ae9e6cn. bab cs
mlnncbr mOQlic) ieiu piiroe nad)
Ycenoiouna aoblreitbcr Serilhe nit
elmer Erpbuftion in beidrGnftem
MaBe su beainncn. Mun lpoue por=
libtia su @erfe aehen, Inn iich nicht
nit etlpas all belalten. nos burd)
lpcitere Gntlpiflltna Der Ueitboiie
ld)neu iiberbolt iperhen fDnnte.
Inn mas fir cinen Snip es iid,
hanoelt. lit ielbitperitGnblih niht
auseinanberaeiett iporoen. Gs heiBt
nun. bof Gieier Snip Dor allcm oeacn
Die Sillenflua,ell0e sur &erlpenbuna
fonmlen ioll.
Sic sSlotte beabiichtiat ipeiter, ei=
nen ~&reuser bon 800 Sonnen
MolleruerorGnauna" 10 rmbauen slt
laiien. baR er nit bicicn lenfbaren
(Seid,oiien als Sauptipaiie ousae=
ltattet lper0cn fann. Ser llmbau ioll
anNeblidl nah Sen Grfohrlnaen er=
folQen, Die man bel Seriuhen alli
ben, Sellbcr "9torton Solrnb" llno
einem llnterieeboot aemaht hat.
s>n Dem Serid,t Ser 9uftmaife fat
ScfretGr Sbomas &. sSinletter Icoioz
li6) henerft, hu6 man nit Ienfburc,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-09

&etterbureous meloeten, baR cine
bon Scr fanooiih= alusfiiden @ren=
&c nabenoe 8Gltelpelle porausiihtlicb
Den eriten S1)nee Der Soiion NIT iirl,
brinNen lpiirpe. Is bich. oaR bic
Semperatllr alli 90 Wr. fpllen mir.
DC. sSn Seilcn bon &anaoa pcrieid)=
nete man bereits II @rab rnter
Nua. Sie 9afotas unb Minneiota
hottcn Shnee.>
Nalp SOprf. - Slm Sunncrstao
friih beaann ein lanoeslpeitcr Sele-
phonitreif. Gs hanoelt iih Inn 800.
600 Selephonarbeiter. bic aber biess
NAL ihre Streifpoitenfetten ousbeh-
ncl1 lpoIen, Inn Souienbe bon Gin.
aeitellten oes Selephoninitems an
Ser 9ienitausiibune III hinbern.
Wan ref)net iebod) nic)t ban,it.
ooR ser SelbitlpGbleroienit iofort
aelt0rt ,piro, ba bieier itGnbia ipeiters
arbeitet, ioIanae feline Gt0rllnaen
I'M WehanisnltS ielblt auftreteu.
Bonn. - 9ie neItbelticbe Neaie:
runa erflarte, baB iie tpiuens iei,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-09
"Die Meistersineer"
soIlen in deutschem
Film wiedererstehen

Miinhen. - Cine Silmoeriion Ser
Ridar6 8aaner Oper r0ie Weiiter.
finger bon Niirnbers" bereitet Sans
Neumann, elmer oer Hioniere oes
oeutid)en 5llms, fit 1851 Dor. Meu.
mann hoift, Die gnfel Ridaro @us.
ners, Wielanb ,no Wolfsang Mos.
ner, fir bic Mitorbeit an ieinen
proieft 31 gepinnen. Ser Slim foa
in ser Bapreltber gremitase uno i'm
yeitipielbaus, in ser Niirnberger So.
batnistirhe uno in irdntiiden Stdo.
ten entIteben. Neilnlann min babel
3um erlten MaI Elm uelles oeuiites
Naumtonueriabren anwenoeu, bas
sesempdrtig entwidelt miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-09

Sn 9afe succeB. q. g., beid)uI.
aiften llnterbe:eu Die Sereinioten
Stuaten bic 9fotfineien, Sauienoe
BON Srllppen in ben &riea in Acro.
forea aelpOrfeu sll haben. Sic pers
lonaten iofortiaes GinIteaen aller
rotten oilfe. Ser Sicherbeitsrat hes
idloR bierauf, Die Tothineien nod
Safe SucceB einsuluben, INN Die Be.
lhuloiallnaen su beantiporten. Gr
pertaate iih ieoph ohne cine neue
Sieuna anberallmt All baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-09

9as lette GierteI oeg 1S. ssabr.
blnoerts bradte i'm Sturmlhritt lei.
ner inouItriellen unO fpmmerSiclen
entlpldluns ienen 8eiit in Scr brei.
ten Sdi6t ocs idaifenocn 0olfes,
Der i'm SuIammeniblub oes fulturel.
len ausOruds feine ErGauna ionO.
ltnbebinoert pnn id1oliden Gin.
IliiIIen enhuidelte ii6 oamals in,
merftatiaen Menihen parallel iciner
matericllen 9eiierung aud oieieniae
lelnes Snnenlebens. 6Ieib unS Sat.
traft ipriibten in iencn Saseu obne
leOe Semmung.
l&eber ben oitlihen 8eiilSen ser
erie- StaOt GleueIano log am Sams.
tag. oen IA. sreuit oes Sabrcs 1885
bereits Sic slbenoionne. 8om Often
Der Scooia sluc. be,pegte lid) lana.
lam in freuSig errestem 8eipridJe
elne flelne @ruppe poh Sflpabeu,
Sic Dor Der saiilihen StGtte on Scr
gde ser 8reentpooo StraBe SaIt
ntad,ten. Ser @ortiiibrcr oieIer
Shpabengrippe, susuit geni gob
leinem lange 9ebesteu @uuide, aui
Der Sitieite Ser Staot GleueIano ei.
nen ShwabenGllnb gu sriinoen, be.
reSten uno iiberie,,aenben Musoruf
Die beioen griioer 8eors uno @ott.
lieb SauBer unb &onrao 9onrao
Clippers aIs Der pierte int @unoe
lalld)ten aeIpannt Sen 9lusiiibrun.
gen ibres idtua6iIhen 2anosmannes
Nohonn Starr. Ser nnr Nem 9nrp
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-09
Fine tevre Suehe

slusSbura. - gs lit berefne,
iporoen, baB ser abern1alige Yrosef
segen Jrau Slie aoh, ser ON q
9sop. besinnen ioa, bic oeutiher
aSteuer5abler etlpa $4,000 foiter
mir0.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-09

Bonn. - 9ie neItbeutihe Neaies
runa erflarte. baB iie tpiuellS lei,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-09

(isprtiesunq oui Seite Il
Evening star., 1950-06-13
Hope Given Up for IS
In Persian Gulf Crash
BY the ASsoeiofed Prsss

PARIS, June 13.--Air France
said today ''it is feared that all
hope is lost" for all but six of the
81 passengers and crew Of a C-54
Skymaster plane that ditched into
the sea near Bahrein In the Pers-
ian Gulf last night.
Survivors include four men
passengers, radio operator and
Chief Pilot Jean Fladek, who was
seriously injured when the plane
came down into the sea three
miles OF the runway at Bahrein
Island after 1t had already been
given landing instructions.
The bodies Of four men and
two women-all still unidentified
were recovered by fishing boats.
Still missing are SO persons,
including one infant.
The plane was making a hop
from Karachi. Pakistan, to Cairo.
and had been scheduled to make
q landing at Bahrein. The pilot
radioed the airport for landing
instructions 10 minutes before Its
scheduled arrival. After that
nothing was heard flC.a the plane.
Evening star., 1950-06-13
AfiIee Insists Britain
Still Wants 10 HeIp,
Not Hinder Pool Plan
Working Out Of Scheme
Moy Show How Country
Con Aid, Commons Told
BY the Associated Press

LONDON. June 13.-Prim,
Minister Attlee insisted in Parlia.
ment today that his government
wants Ito help and not to hinder
the Schuman plan for pooling
Western Europe's coal and steel.
Only last night the Labor Party
which Mr.. Attlee heads, rejected
the idea Of any supernatural au-
thority. such as envisaged by the
Schuman plan. to bind govern
ments to coal-steel industry de-
cisions.
The party called for Britain to
keep out Of further programs for
European political and economic
union until unity-minded CONT
mental nations turn Socialist.
A French Foreign ONCE spokes-
man in Paris interpreted the
Labor Party statement as "opposi-
ton not only to the (Schuman)
plan. but to all aspects Of the
unity Of Europe"
Hope Held Out by Attlee.
Mr.. Attlee held out hope that
"the practical working out of the
scheme will show ways by which
the United Kingdom may be able
to associate itself with this valu-
able piece Of European co-opera.
ton"
France had wanted Britain tt
join in talks with a pledge to sci
up the high international coal.
steel authority. Britain refused te
commit herself before such talk,
defined how the pool plan woulc
work. The French said the de.
tails would have to be worked out
in negotiations.
Britain is arranging to be kept
informed of the Paris talks which
begin next week among Western
Germany, France, Belgium, Italy
(See BRITISH, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1950-06-13
Miss Lomour Tries
To Teach Manners
To GIs, Reds Say
BY The Associated Press

BERLIN, June 49, Taegliche
Rundschau, East Germany's Off
cial Soviet newspaper, said today
it has found out why screen star
Dorothy Lamour is in Germany:
To teach manners to "rowdy
American Colonial soldiers"
Miss Lamour arrived a few days
ago by plane in the United States
zone Of Germany.
The Rundschau published a pic
ture of Miss Lamour's arrival with
this comment: -.
Apparently the American high
command has at last decided to
bring the urgently needed les
son Of her exemplary life to their
Colonial soldiers. Poor Dorothy
could do Btith s0f1ae sympathy
she cannot claim lack az work.
But we are skeptical whether
it will be of any help. The
American way Of life is too deeply
ingrained."
Evening star., 1950-06-13
70 6. 0..P. Senator's
Ask for New Probe
In Amerasia Case
Seek to Tronsfer Inquiry
From Tydines Group TO
Judiciary Committee
By Cecil Holland

Twenty Republican Senators
today asked for another investi-
cation Of the 1945 Amerasia case
and the way the Justice Depart
ment handled the matter.
They joined in sponsoring a
resolution calling for an investi-
cation by the Senate judiciary
Committee.
In offering the resolution fo1
himself and others, Senator Cape
hart Of Indiana told the Senate
such an investigation should be
held to determine why two mer
arrested in the case escaped with
small fines, why three were not
indicted and why another, who
was indicted, was let off "scot
free"
Senator Tydings, Democrat, oi
Maryland asked unanimous con.
sent for the resolution to lie or
the table instead of being referred
to the Judiciary Committee TO,
consideration.
All MATTERS of Record"
Senator Tydings is chairman OF
a Senate Foreign Relations Sub
committee already looking into
the Amerasia case in its investiga-
ton of charges of communism In
the State Department.
He told the Senate that the
questions asked by Senator Cape
hart "all have been matters OF
record" before the subcommittee
for weeks. He added they would
all be answered by his group if the
Senate would only ''be patient and
await its report"
Senator Capehart objected to
the Tydings request and the reso-
luton he and the other Republi-
can Senators offered automati-
cally must be referred to the Ju-
duciary Committee.
Report on Jaffe Awaited.
The Republican move came as
the Tydings subcommittee awaited
a report from its chief counsel or
whether to ask contempt citations
against Philip Jaffe. q key figure
in the case.
Jaffe, called before the foreign
relations group yesterday. refused
to answer what committee mem
bers said we're "all but the most
elementary questions.
Senator Capehart said in q
speech in Indianapolis last weel
that he would offer a resolution
(See COMMUNISTS. Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1950-06-13
By the Associated Press

The United States today gave
Vladimir Houdek, former Czech
representative to the United Ma
tions, permission to remain in this
country.
The action was taken on grounds
that MIR. Houdek might lose his
life. if forced to return to Com
|munist-run Czechoslovakia. He
broke with the Czech government
and resigned his U. N. post on
May 16.
Although breaking with his gov
eminent, MFR. Houdek himself has
not openly renounced communism
and United States immigration
laws forbid admission of Com
munistS.
However. there is also a section
Evening star., 1950-06-13
Inland Steel Refuses
To Answer Buchanan
Lobby QUESTIONABLE
President Of Company
Calls House Members
Letter 'lnquisitorior
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO, June 13.-Clarence
B. Randall, president of Inland
Steel Co., today refused to supply
information sought by a Congress
sional committee.
MIR. Randall termed "inquisi-
torial" a letter from Representa-
tive Buchanan, Democrat, Of
Pennsylvania, asking for what he
said was detailed information on
company activities dealing with
public issues.
Mr.. Buchanan, as chairman of
the House Select Committee on
Lobbying Activities. had requested
Inland, along with 166 large cor
poratio1is, to detail expenditures
over q three and 4 half year
period.
Lists Information Sought.
MIR. Randall said information
sought by Mr.. Buchanan included
travel expense. subscriptions. con-
tributions. and advertising deal
ing with public issues which might
be the subject of Federal legisla-
tive action"
In a letter to Mr.. Buchanan,
Mr.. Randall declared:
by your inquisitorial letter,
you have demanded of the Inland
Steel Co. a great deal of informa-
ton to which you are not entitled
in a free America"
Buchanan Is Suspicious.
In Washington, Mr.. Buchanan
told a reporter:
II shall interpret Inland Steels
reluctance to give an accounting
as reason for suspicion and so
report to the committee.
Mr.. Buchanan said 80 of the
166 business firms receiving ques-
tionnaires are registered under the
Lobbying Act or have agents reg
istered. Another Ill. including
Inland Steel. have made contribu-
tions to organizations engaged in
lobbying, directly or indirectly,
Mr.. Buchanan said.
1--WE have a right to know the
facts" he added. Propaganda
ing under false colors Is not in
keeping with the American
system"
Evening star., 1950-06-13
All 9 Diaries Will Take Part
In Emergency Service Here
Will Provide Milk to Five Coteeories
Of Persons Certified by Doctors

from their morning session at the
Wardman Park Hotel.
About 20 minutes after the con-
ference began, a temporary re-
cess was declared while both sides
withdrew to form committees to
discuss establishment of a new
plan.
The recess was declared after
Commissioner Mason told spokes-
men for Doth sides of the contro-
versy to stop debating strike issues
He said the conference was inter-
ested only in getting milk to the
needy"
Health Office Daniel L. Seek
niger told the group of about 40
persons, assembled in the large
hearing room, that such a plan
might be modelled after one now
in operation during the milk strike
in Pittsburgh. He stressed the
Importance of providing home de-
liveries of milk to medical pa
tientS.
DR.. Seckinger said he talked to
the Pittsburgh health officer to-
day and was told the situation
there from the medical aspect is
entirely in hand"
The debate of issues began wher
Martin F. O'Donoghue, attorney
for the milk drivers union, stressed
the union charge that the strike
was called against only three
Evening star., 1950-06-13
American Flyers
Write Their Story
On Red China

Tomorrow The Star pub
fishes the first of five articles
written by the two American
flyers recently released by the
Chinese Reds.
Navy CPO William c. Smith
and Marine M/Sergt. Elmer C.
Bender report, in this series,
the first authentic data on the
Red upheaval In China after
10 months of imprisonment by
Chinese Communists. These
revealing eyewitness accounts
tell what they saw and heard
in the heart of Red China.
Don't miss Two Yanks in a
Red Prison" starting tomor-
row in Washington's No. /
newspaper-The Star. Phone
Sterling 5000 for home delivery.