davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-28

kokiomis mintimis sivakar' kamuojasi
jo drauge...
= Tiesa pasakius, neturiu jokio
malonumo eiti tenai SUI tavinl, = pra-
stare Edvinas, kai abu jau buvo kuri
laika patyleje.
= IS kur gi cia dabar toks uzsi-
spyrimas? - bande Feliksas paimti
linksma tona. - Tuoj busim tenai ir
tuoj pamatysi, kad viskas tvarkoj. Da-
bar oziuojiesi, bet kai reiks eiti namo,
tai taves su pyragu neiskviesi
Edvinas susijuoke.
Ma, ma, tai skamba jau perdaug
viliojamai. Jei as taves nepazinciau,
tai beveik ir patikeciau. Ar tik tu netu-
ri del names kokio slapto sumanymo?
Feliksas iprastu judesiu pabrauke
prazilusia barzdele. 10 nuotaika vel pa
sitaise.
- Neblogai butu, - sauniai at
sove. = Kaip nors reiketu tave priristi
prie nanny. Taip tn man po poros dienu
ir vel isdulkesi. Prarys tave tas Parry
zius, kaip perlo geldele> smelio gruda!
= Nesulaikysi, - Edvinas rimciau
kalbejo. = Ten names laukia darbas,
o cia as niekam nereikalingas.
- Galejai jau viena karta mesti
ta bastuno gyvenima, = nedrasiai pra-
stare Feliksas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-28
Lietuviu ir krivyciq
karalius

Mindaugas buvo dideliq ga
bunny Lietuvos valstybes kure-
jas ir organizatorius. A. sapokos,
redaguotoj Lietuvos istorijoj
sakoma.
"Pagaliau is visu kunigaiks-
ciu tarpo iskilo Mindaugas, ku-
ris, pasalines kitus kunigaiks-
cius ir net savo brolius, pasida-
re visos Lietuvos valdovas.
Nera ziniu, kuriu sriciq ku-
nigaiksciu buvo Mindaugas prizes
paimdamas j savo valdzia visa
Lietuva. Jis, zinoma, buvo ga
yes valdzia is tevo, kuris taip
pat turejo butt galingas kuni-
gaikstis.' (49 psl.)
Lietuvos istorijos speliojimai
apie Mindauga reikalingi pa
aiskinimu. Ar gi mes abejoja-
me, kad Naugardukas (apie LOG
myliu j pietus nuo Vilniaus, uz
Lydos, tarp Is ir 26 meridiano,
Sc ir 81 paraleles) tada buvo
Lietuvos sostine? Ar gi NUNS
nieko nesako krivyciu (gudu)
istoriku teigimas, butent:
:. "Ismirus Viatislaviciu dinas-
THAI, krivyciq sostan buvo pa
kviestas lietuviu kilmes kuni-
gaikstis Mindaugas is Naugar-
duko.'
Sta istrauka gerai atsimenu
is 1912 m. Minske isleistos gudQ
istoriko DR.. Stankeviciaus kny
gos "Krivyciu minulasti" (Kri.
vyciai praeityje). Kalbama apie
Polocko kunigaikstija, vadovau-
jancia guduose.
Del to apie Mindauga reikia
kalbeti ne vien kaip apie Lie
tuvos karaliu. Jis buvo lietuviu
ir krivyciq karalius! Gala, ka6
mes patys, kuriu proteviai tu-
rejo SUI gudais bendra valstybe:
permazai pazistame musu pir-
muosius kaimynus rytuose, kair
ir visa Lietuvos sriti uz Vii
niaus, daznai per nesusipratlms
Neries ir ,,Nemuno aukstupiQ
baseinus vadindami sulenkeju-
siomis sritimis. (Krivyciai -
senoves gudu vardas. "Bielaru-
sails" jie pavadinti, kai 1892 m
Rusijos vyriausybe, jiems "grl-
zus" prie Rusijos, isleido atsi-
saukima, kreipdamosi "Biela-
rusyw, kas lietuviskai reiskia
"Baltarusiai", kitai dar - "Balt-
gudziai").
Tai nera kliutys
Tulas gal nepripazins Min
daugui Lietuvos krikstytojo IT,
tulo, kadangi po jo Lietuva dar
nebuvo krikscioniska. Tai netu-
retu butt kliutimi. Juk mes ge-
raj zinome, kick krikscioniskos
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-28
kAS ir KUR

. Kun. L. Voisekauskas isleido
j. zileviciaus redaguota Ceslovo
Sasnausko kompoziciju rinkini.
Rinkinys pavadintas Lietuviska
Muzika. Tai tikrai grazus kom-
pozitoriui Ceslovui Sasnauskui
paminklas. Leidinys 134 psi.
Knygos sukrautos ir galima gau-
tt: j. Zilevicius, 166 Park Place,
Elizabeth 1, N. J. Kastuoja $3.50
. Romoje tuoj po karo gyveno
apie 200 pasaulieciu lietuviu.
siuo metu beliko tik apie 20 lie
tuviu. Dauguma isemigravo i
lvairius krastus.
j. Gailius, studiiaves Romoje
ekonominius mokslus, apgyne di-
sertacija ir gavo ekonominiu
mokslq daktaro laipsni. J. Cal
lius yra gimes 1920 M, Darbe-
nuose, zemaitijoje. Disertacijos
tema "Pinigine infliacija kaipo
karo finansu priemone."
. Architektas ". zemkalnis
pradejo dirbti Melbourne (Aust-
ralijoj) miesto planavimo sky
riuj. V. Zemkalnis buvo paruo-
ses Vilniaus miesto tvarkymo
projekta.
. SkautQ Aidas, leidziamas ka-
nadoje, zada pradeti dazniau
eiti.
. Lietuviai skautai jau dabar
svarsto galimybes 1851 metu va
sara dalyvauti Austrijoje rengia-
mole jamboree. Girdeti kad
yra norinciu vykti ir is JAW.
Vienam asmeniui kastuos apie
$50 doleriu.
Celistas Algimantas Motiekai-
tbs priimtas j Buffalo Filharmo-
MICS orkestra ir jau grs ziai pa
sirode.
Vytautas Saulius isleido po-
eto Henriko Radausko eileraSGiu
rinkini "Strele danguje'. VirSe-
Ii piese dali. V. Kasiulis. Rinki-
Mo kama $500. ISleista 700 eg-
zemplioriu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-28

sachmatininkas Skema Bos--
tono sachmatu pirmenybese ivei-
ke buvusi Bostono meisterl Da-
ly ir laimejo cempiono titula.
. Chicagoje isleistas Petrone-
les Orintaites eilerasciu rinkinys
'Sulinys Sodyboj" Rinkinys
iliustruotas dali. Miko Sileikio.
Rinkinyje &C eilerasciai. Kastuo-
ia $1.50. Galima gauti siuo ad-
resu: K. Januta, 1888 So. Des-
PLANES St., Chicago, Ill.
. Vokietijoj tebegyvenantieji
tautieciai rupinasi mokyklinio
amziaus jaunimo svietimu ir nu-
siskundzia, kad IRO niekuo ne
padeda. Vokietijos lietuviu va
dovybe praso paramos is kitty
krastu lietuviu.
. Americas lietuvaite Adele
Druktenyte Kaledu metu daina-
vo italy operoje don Pasquale"
Marines role. Ji Siuo metu dai-
navima studijuoja Italijoje.
. Dirvos atstovas Anglijoje J.
Palsis gruodzio men. % d. laivu
Queen Mary" isplaukia j JAW.
Dirva Anglijoje toliau atstovaus
Balys Brazdzionis.
. Rasytojas Jurgis Jankus, gy-
venas Rochestery, atidave spau-
dai savo nauja romano "sese-
liai'.
. Draugo skelbtame poezijos
konkurse pirmasias premijas
laimejo: Leonardos zitkevicius,
S. Pipiraite ir J. Kruminas.
o Prof. gyd. K. Ozelis ir gyd.
Sofia Ozelyte dirba Mauten, ILL.,,
ligonineje. S. Ozelyte greitu lai-
ku laikys egzaminus gydytojos
praktikos teisems igyti.
Q Didziojoj Britannica gyvena
apie 10000 lietuviu, kurie, susi-
organizave ivairiose organizaci-
jose aktyviai rupinasi lietuvybes
iSlaikymu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-28

Viena is Lietuvos Didziosios
Kunigaikstijos smukimo ir Lie
tuvos vergavimo 1895 1918
metu laikotarpio skaudziu pa
sekniu yra Lietuvos istorijos
aptemdymas. Svetimieji musu
istorija rase ne lietuviskus aki-
MUS uzsideje. Veliau musu isto-
rikai bande parasyti Lietuvos
istorija remdamiesi svetimais
saltiniais, kick piktu kaimynu
archyvuose, knygynuose, mu-
ziejuose buvo prieinama is Lie
tuvos pagrobta istorine MEDIA
ga, lituanistika.
Kad ir dideliu kruopstumu SUI
valstybes parama rinkta ir ra-
syta A. sapokos redaguota Lie
tuvos istorija nera nei pilna,
nei be klaidu. Mdsu jaunieji is
torikai iskelia Wis daugiau nau-
ju daviniu, kurie griauna ,musu
istorijos puslapiuose isipilietinu-
sias svetimQju paziuras. Antai
Sorbonos universiteto aukletine
Observation-Disclosures paremtais
teigimais visai kitaip nusviecia
Jogailos isejima uzkurius Len
kijon. Labai daug laukiama is
DR.. z. Ivinskio "knisimosi' Va
tikano archyvuose. Gala dar,
kad net taikos metu musu is
torikams nebuvo prieinami pa
slaptingiausieji Romanovu, Ho-
enZollernu ir Habsburgu archy-
val.
IstOrijos klaidingumO pasek-
mes
Kick tie naujieji zygiai pa
ryskinti Lietuvos istorija yra
svarous, rodo ir tai, jog musu
paciu tarpe yra nuomoniu skir-
turu j tuos ar kitus practices
faktus, kurie reikalingi pilnes-
nio aiskumo. Ia mes ypac rvs
kiai jauciame atsidure uz Lie
tuvos ribu. Mes didziuojames
savo didinga istorija, bet ste
bimes, kodel pasaulis taip ma
zai pazista Lietuva. Vengrija su
Austria irgi buvo po viena ka-
runa, bet Vengrija gerai pazista
pasaulis. Tuo tarpu Lietuva pc
viena karuna (nuo 1869 metp
Lub-ino unijos) SUI Lenkija lyg
ir dingusi pasauliui. Mat, klas-
tingoji Lenkija, Lietuvai tylint,
turejo CANA akiplesiskumo iti-
KNIT pasauli ir j jo enciklopedi-
jas taip save irasyti, jog ne tik
generolas Tadas Kosciuska, ko-
votoias del JAW laisves, Adomas
Mickevicius, didysis poetas, bu-
vo 'lenkai'', bet ir Lietuva
buvo tik 'Lenkijos provincial"
(kresai), O lietuviu tautos, kaip
tokios. ''visai Mesa. Todel pir-
mieji lietuviai iseiviai Ameriko-
je buvo ujami ir niekinami kaip
"poliakai'', todel Taftui prezi-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-28
Kai nusQ istorija ra$6 svetimieji

dentaujant lietuviai' siunte de-
legacija su prasymu atskirti
JUGS nuo lenku ir skaityti visai
atskiros tautos iseiviais.
Lietuvos istorijos neaiskumai
ir "neturejimas" didvyriu, pa
saulinio masto vyru, kaip kitos
tautos turincios, kuriais galima
didziuotis, be abejo, prisidejo
prie musu iseiviu, o ypac ju val
ku, greitesnio nutautejimo. Sa-
kau prisidejo, mes pagrinda su-
dare paciu tevu permenkas sa-
vo tautos istorijos pazinimas il
nesugebejinaas perduoti vaikams
reikalingu istorijos ziniu, paais-
kinimu, nemokejimas ikvepti
jiems didesnes pagarbos ir mel
les savo tevu zemei ir tautai.
Juk nepazinojimas ar siauras
supratimas ir yra didziausia ne
gerbimo ir nesidomejimo prize
zastis. O is to seka visos kitos
pasekmes. Jaunimui reikia ide-
alu.
"Tamsiausia deme'
Visas Lietuvos istorijos di-
dingumas "nublunka' prizes tel
gina, kad Lietuva prieme kriks-
cionybe veliausiai uz kitas Eu-
ropos tautas. Ir mes patys pa
laikome ta teigima, daznai uz-
mirsdami geopolitines aplinky-
bes. O sVetimiems to ir uztenka.
Jiems nesvarbu, kad piktieji kai-
mynai trukde. Jiems svarbu tik
pats faktas. Mes net buvome
apsiprate SUI lenku NUNS tai
komu ''pagonisku" pravardzia-
vimu. Jie tue pasididziuodavo
prizes mus. Jie ta musu tam
siausia deme' puikiai isnaudo-
jo, puosdamies Lietuvos plunks-
nomis. Jie ir toliau nori taip
daryti, kai mes esame pasyvus,
sitoji "tamsiausia dene" il
vercia mus perziureti Lietuvos
istorijos puslapius ir padaryti
reikalingas isvadas. Tam tikslui
mes turime pilna teise ir gana
pajegiu istoriku. Tx reikia dau.
giau drasos, kad pasaulis mus
suprastu ir patiketu, kad kitv
tautu enciklopedijos perreda-
guotu Lietuva apibudinancius
tekstus. Tam tikslui reikia is.
naudoti 1951-sius metus, vi.
stems vieningai rengiant Lietu.
vos karaliaus krikstytojo Min
daugO minejimus, akademijas
SUI pamaldomis, paskaitomis
vaidinimais, koncertais. KaiE
SventuOsius 1950-sius metus Va.
tikanas naudOjo r. Kataliku
Baznyciai ir Romai (dvasiskai
ir materialiskai) sustiprinti, taiE
lietuviai turf 1951-sius metus
panaudoti sau sustiprinti ir pa.
saulio didesni demesi i Lietuva
atkreipti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-28

ir vaidiluciq saugoma sventoji
Ugnis po simtameciais azuolais
zinyciose, mes turime pagrinda,
teise ir net pareiga pataisyti
Lietuvos Istorijos puslapius, kad
Lietuva prieme krikscionybe ne
1887, bet 1851 metals.
Ed. Karnenas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-28

Tulas gal nepripazins Min
daugui Lietuvos krikstytojo IT,
tulo, kadangi po jo Lietuva dar
nebuvo krikscioniSka. Tai netu-
retu butt kliutimi. Juk mes ge-
raj zinome, kick krikscioniskos
, 1950-10-26
NEWS

The S. S. "Byfjord" north
bound is due at Frederiksted
October 9th accepting freight
for st. Thomas and New York.
, 1950-10-26

REDUCED FARES 70 IURoPEl
Thrift Season. Fores 10 Europe enobIs
you TO sove up TO 251 on your round
trip Clipper ticket BY going soonl
Ask your trovel ooent OF PAA ticket
office for details.
, 1950-10-26

All documents should be
presented at the office not lat
e. than AM" October 18th.
AIcoa Steamship Company. Inc.
ROb't I. Merwin & Co. Inc,
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-11
Teachers CroupTo
Discuss Public
Education In VA.

RICHMOND, Va. CAMP
When the Negro teachers meet
here for their 63rd annual con-
vention Oct. 81 : Nov. 4, it is
likely that first attention will be
given to fundamental problems of
public education in Virginia. In
recent months educators of the
state have stressed the need for
more attention to the fundament-
ais.
Gov. John Battle last week
made his position clear on Vir-
ginia's educational problem by
stating that he believed the
schools in the state should give
more attention tothe fundamentals
Of education. That would relate to
the teachings of the three RS
with more emphasis than has been
given in recent years.
Considerable work has already
been done on the convention pro-
gram. Plans for it are being guild
ed by J. Rupert Picott, executive
secretary Of the Virginia Teachers
association. Delegates, visitors and
outstanding educators will gather
here for the convention from
every section of Virginia and
several other states and the Dis
trict of Columbia.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-11
Beating The Gun

concluded from page u
chap Ferris, as right as rain all
along the line. I recall some years
back when you wrote an article
that was given wide publicity by
the editor of the now defunct IN.
Y. Evening Mail" 1t seems that
an AAU Handicapped, Mr.. Oberter-
bessing, I believe, and referred to
Ralph Metcalfe of Chicago, as
that 'swife COON = and you blast
ed the socks off him demanding
that he resign. Now, We see where
Joe Yancey, pioneer track coach,
substantially gives full credit to
your "Negrophobe" fears of such
as Dan Ferris and Ned Irish bas-
ketball car, with whom you tilted
seasons-on-end in a similar "fair-
play" connection.
Leaving the greatest of Americas
1850 athletes onthe shorelines just
because South Africa regards Ne
groes as not fitting of her hospi-
tality, stamps Mr.. Ferris as a top
executive who ought to read the
life story Of Branch Hickey, Bill
Veeck, and many others who place
fairness, ability and citizenship
above class lines and pigmenta-
ton"
The easter" Story
As we write this, Luke Easter
has just slammed out two homers
to bring his 1850 total to 16. AS
you read this, he may be the re-
cipient of rave notices like the
sensational slugger received while
playing for Bucky Harris in San
Diego with the Pacific Coast
league last year.
Burned Up The Coast League
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-11

World Student Service fund is
sponsoring the conference in CO.
operation with international Stu
dent service.
Dean Nelson left New York
City by plane on July 3, and will
return to the United States on
Sept. 9.
In discussing the trip, Dean
Nelson stated careful coordination
of schedule events will make it
possible for American, delegates to
attend the international Student
Service conference and share in
the study tour pragram which
will be able to attend the Inter-
University Round Table. This
nine-week program offers an un-
equalled opportunity to meet and
talk with Indians, Pakistanis and
other South East Asians of many
classes, creeds and political be-
liefs; to observe conditions of
Of life in India; to gain first
hand knowledge of the problems
faced by the University and it's
personnel in this fast-developing
part ofthe world, and to work to-
gether toward international under
standing."
National College Chaplains To
Meet at Hampton In 81
HAMPTON, Va. (ANP)- The
National Association of College
and University Chaplains will meet
here for it's 1851 conference, with
Hampton institute as host. The
meeting will be scheduled during
the month of April, says DR.. Ed
ward R. Miller, chaplain of the
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-11
Eating Meat Can
Aid In Reducing
By Eta Arnold for AMP

We are hearing a great deal
about taking off weight by eating
meat. A diet high in protein is
the latest wrinkle in reducing and
naturally you want to know more
about it.
Protein, the chief nutritive ele-
ment of meat, is used primarily
for the building and repair of
soft tissues in the. body. White
meat is the most. reliable source
of this element, it is not the only
source. Milk, eggs, fish, and
poultry in the diet will furnish
generous amounts of protein.
When the Dutch chemist, Null
der, separated and divided the
material he believed to be the
chief content of tissues he called
it "protein," derived from the
Greek word "to take the first
place." Literally, meat does take
the first place in the diet Of many
people, who do not feel well fed
unless meat is on the menu
1t is a complicated matter to ex-
plain just how meat al help you
reduce weight at a faster rate.
Here is the simplest explanation
1 can manage; The protein con-
taned in meat has a stimulating
effect on the functions of the
body, making it exercise internal
lv at a faster rate, and thus caus-
ing it to use up more fuel. Re-
member, it is the unused fuel that
goes to fat, after you have taken
in more fuel foods than the body
has need of.
The lean muscle meats r most
valuable for this shipping up
chemical action. All fat should
be removed and meats should be
broiled instead of fried. Never
use gravey, especially the thicken-
ed kinds. A four or six ounce
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-11
Virginia college.

Virginia college.
The Hampton institute confer
ence will be fourth annual meet
ing of the group, which has con-
vened previously at Yale univer-
sity, the University of Michigan,
and Pennsylvania College for
Women, at Pittsburgh.
Included in the national member
ship are all Enthusiastically ap-
Continued on page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-11

Luke Easter had his top batting
year in Negro baseball two seasons
ago when he zoomed to a .376
mark with the Homestead Grays.
It was then that b~asketball's Abe
Saperstein recommended Easter
to Bill Veeck of Cleveland who
promptly bought the huge colored
player's contract and formed him
to the Coast league. Fans out
Californio-way still speak in awed
tones of this man who hits a base
ball as only Babe Ruth, shoeless
Joe jackson, and Josh Gibson were
capable of doing.
Great wrist action, blessed with
a lope that eats up ground despite
his 23O pounds of bone and mus
Gle, Easter smashed out Is home
rune for San Diego while playing
in but 80 coast league tits.
INDICATED Manager Boudreau
When Manager Lou Boudreau
of Cleveland benched flashy Mick
ey Vernon and placed big Easter
on first base, even Hank Green
berg seemed to blow his topper.
Now the giant Easter has more
than indicated the judgement OF
the handsome ~player-Manager OF
the Indians.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-11

portion of meat is highly a reduc-
ing diet easier to stick with. Two
or three full length slices of ba-
can, broiled crisp and we'll drain
ed of fat, will not have too much
fuel value. Meat is the most sat
isfying of all food because it calls
forth the greatest activity on the
part of the stomach in the digest
i've process.
Roast meats or poultry with
out dressing of without gravy
may be eaten. Go easy on cured
ham because the fat is distributed
through it in such a way that
much of it cannot be removed.
But don't forget a generous sup
ply of fruits and vegetables along
with the meat. You need minerals
and protein for a balanced diet.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-11
News On
Education
Shaw Professor Receives PH.D
At Catholic u.

Shaw Professor Receives PH.D
At Catholic u.
RALEIGH, N. C. (ANP) Prof.
Nathan Alvin Pitts, acting chair
man of the Social Science division
of Shaw university, received the
Doctor of Philosophy degree from
the Catholic university Of Am
erica in Washington, at Common
cement exercises held recently.
DR.. Pitts is a graduate of Xa-
vier university. He received his
Masters from the Catholic univer-
sity in 1914. He has been teaching
at Shaw university for the past
four years.
Dean William Stuart Nelson of
Howard Is Delegate to Inter-
University Conference in India
WASHINGTON (ANP)- DR..
William Stuart Nelson, dean of
Howard university, has been sell
ected as one of 20 American edu-
Gators to attend an Inter niver-
sity Round Table for Indian and
American students and faculty to
be held in India this summer. The
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-04
SHERIDAN, RAFT,
B0GART, lUPiN0
AT 10Th CENTURY

Potent Marquee Power is revealed
in the star studded cast of Warner
Bros vivid drama. They Drive by
Night" starring George Raft,
Humphrey Bogart. Ann Sheridan
and Ida Lupino. which returns for
a special showing Thursday and
Friday at the goth Century Theatre.
Raft and Bogart play two truck
drivers who hit the trail at night
delivering their goods. The drama
gains momentum when Raft meets
Miss Sheridan. cast as flippant
waitress, and he falls hard. Bogart
suffers the loss of an arm in an ac-
cident, and Raft is forced to look
elsewhere for work. Alan Hale, play
ing a former friend, gives him a
job, but his wife. played by Ida
Lupino, more or less takes over when
she sees Raft. She plots murder
and the guilt is tackled on to Raft.
At the trial, Ida loses her grip and
tells the truth, leaving Raft free to
marry Ann.
Raoul Walsh directed this fast
moving drama.
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JEALOUS HUBBY
CAUSES TENSION
IN CAPITOL SHOW

Richard Basehart, who has built
up wide following as the result OF
his scoring performances in Rose
anna Mccoy" Reign of Terror
and They Walked by Night plays
his most dramatic role to date as
Audrey Totter's jealous husband in
Tension" M-G-M's suspenseful
drama opening at the Capitol The
atre tonight.
Basehart appears as drab phar-
macist whose life is distorted by his
obsession for the unfaithful Miss
Totter. When she deserts him for
a flasher rival, the pharmacist plots
an ingenious murder of the other
man. However, after he has set the
stage, he falls in love with another
girl and decides to abandon the
idea. Then, when his rival is muir
dered, all clues point to the innocent
pharmacist as the killer.
Tension" based on a story by
John Klorer, is set against back
ground of Los Angeles and Malibu
Beach. In addition to Basehart and
Miss Totter, the cast features Cyd
Charlse and Barry Sullivan. The
picture was directed by John Berry
and was produced by Robert Sisk.
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EIfin Cove
News Notes
Especial CORRESPONDENCE

topCCldl Correspondence
ELFIN COVE, Alaska, Oct. 2-Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Clements and their
three children, and Mrs. Jim Lin
gard on their boat, the 1t, left for
Juneau Sunday on business and a
shopping tour.
Jessie Shelly on his boat the Mable
C. took Spec Paul on a hunting trip
Sunday and expects to return to
the Cove Monday.
Its very quiet here in the Cove
with so many residents in Juneau
for a few days, lull before the fall
season opens for fishing. There are
several boats expected here for the
season. Swanson's Store closed Sun
day and the winter store hours went
into effect.
George Beudray has installed a
new gasoline tank in his boat.
Walter Larson has installed troll
ing poles on his new boat the Carol
L. and is going to troll the new boat
for the first time this fall.
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DOUGLAS
NEWS
ELECTION RESULTS

Results of the municipal election
held yesterday for the City OF
Douglas was as follows:
Mike Pusich, un-opposed candi-
date for Mayor received "a of the
"a proper votes cast. A total of 81
votes were cast with 2 spoiled and
one blank
For the City Council, William
Boehl received the highest vote, 76
Chris Ehrendreich followed with 10;
Arne Shudshift 90 and Edyth Bar
ras, %. The three high candidate
are elected for two year terms.
Judges for the election were
John Mills, j. G.. Johnson and Aug
ust Aalto; Clerks were Eelmi Bach
and Frances Worobec.
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George Beudray has installed a
new gasoline tank in his boat.
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SPECIAL COUNCIL NEWS

The Douglas City Council held a
special meeting Monday evening in
the City Hall at the request of
residents in the vicinity of the Oas-
is Cocktail Bar, who complained of
continuous disturbances during the
night and morning hours.
Following reports by Councilmen
who stated the management of the
bar had been warned on several
occasions, and that City ordinances
have been violated on several
counts. the Council voted in favor
of recommending to the District