davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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CenOddo konVencijja n naug ALT ngiai

riq manevru keliu sekancioje
Jungtiniu Tautu sesijoje pra-
vesti Sovietams palanku Nusi-
kaltimu Kodeksa.
Turedamas visa tai galvoje,
ALT Vykdomasis Komitetas nu-
tare imtis nauju zygiq, is vie
nos puses, stengdamasis paveik-
tt senatorius, kad jie paskubin-
tu Genocido Konvencijos ratifi-
kavima, is kitos puses, atkreip-
damas Jungtiniu Amerikos Vals-
tybiu Vyriausybes ir JungtiniQ
Tautu demesi j Sovietu Rusijos
pastangas aplinkiniais keliais
pakenkti Genocido Konvencijai
paciose Jungtinese Tautose.
Tuo reikalu ALT Vykdomasis
Komitetas pravede placia laisku
akcija, kurios tikslas buvo pra-
syti senatorius ir valstiju gu
bernatorius paramos Genocido
Konvencijai. Pagal 60 skirtingu
tekstQ buvo paruosta apie 2,700
individually laiskQ, kurie buvo
isdalinti ALT skyriams ir XII
toms su ALT Observation-Disclosures
cioms organizaci'Nms bel asme-
MINIS visoje Amerikoje. Is kai
kuriu senatoriu jau patirta, kad
jie yra gave daug tokiu laisku.
Siam didziuliam darbui, ypa-
ciai techniskai laiskus paruo-
Slant, ALT daug talkininkavo
.Clevelando lietuviu grupe, va
dovaujama p. j. Rimasausko,
Lietuviu Genocido Parodos tvar-
kytojo, uz ka ALT Vykdomasis
Komitetas yra labai dekingas.
Be to, senatoriams buvo is
siuntinetos brosiuros ir kita me-
dziaga genocido ir Genocido
Konvencijos reikalu SUI atitinka-
mais lydimaisiais ,laiSkais. Kas-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-13
lnffacija r JAW. vabtybiq! dkE

ra dirbti, neleidzia numatyti
ateities, aplamai = il veikia uki
destruktyviai.
Norint infliacijos isvengti, rel
kia tam aukotis. Krasto valdzia
neprivalo naudoti infliaciniu
priemoniu, 0 gyventojai - turi
aukotis. Pasiaukojimas taiko-
mas kiekvienam: gyventi tau
piai, kantriai nesti, kad ir kaip
padidinta mokesciu nasta, dirbti
kad ir uz mazesni atlyginima,
gaminti pigiau ir daugiau, leng-
va sirdimi atsisakyti nuo rim
koje trukstamu prekiu, nedaly-
vault juodoje rinkoje. Bet tik
visos tautos pasiaukojimas gall
atnesti geru vaisiu.
Siandien ia. Valstybiu atei-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-13

tbs priklauso ne tick nuo jos vi
daus veiksniu, kick nuo pasauli-
niq reiSkiniu. Amerika aiskiai
imasi iniciatyvos uzbegti pavo-
jams uz akiu. Visq pilieciu pa
reiga - remit prezidenta ir jo
vyriausybes darbus. Jei Ameri-
kai pasiseks laimingu bldu pa,
taisyti praeities klaidas ir pa
salinti kylancius pavojus, igy-
vendinant savo sieikmus, tai me-
bus pavoju jos ukiui ir jos SAN
tvarkai. Yra daug rizikos ir me-
maza pavoju. ia. Valstybes yra
visiskai pajegios ateiti laimeti
sau, bet tam reikia dar karta -
visu jos gyventoju pasiaukoji-
mo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-13
NAUJA DAINU KNYGA

Jakubenas. Melodijos bus deda-
mos tik tokios, kurios yra ido-
mios muzikiniu atzvilgiu, yra
naujos, t. Y. dar nera visiems
gerai zinomos ir nekarta spaus-
dintos, be to, neturi aiskios sve-
timos itakos. Visos Lietuvos SRI
tvs ir visos dainu rusys bus at
stovaujamos toje knygoje. Dau-
gels tekstu ir melodiju yra la
bal idomus ir grazus, yra daug
dar visai negirdetu ir naujai
atrastu. 81 knyga bus didelis
inasas musu muzikai ir poezijai.
Prof. Jakubenas zada keliasde-
simt paciu graziausiu dainq SUI
harmonizuoti chorams ir solo.
DR.. Balys dabar raso knygai
izanga. Tai bus studija apie ml-
su dainas. Didelis darbas yra
paruosti tokia knyga, reikia ide-
ii daug laiko ir darbo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-13

Prof. Vladas Jakubbenas nu-
rase is fonogramu 262 liaudies
dainu melodijas is DR.. J. Balio
rinkinio. Tuo reikalu dukart bu-
vo atsilankes j Bloomington,
Ind. ir dirbo po savaite laiko.
Pirmakart buvo per 1949 m.
Kaledas, o antrakart dabar rug
pjucio pabaigoj. DR.. J. Balys
per du metu uzraSe is Amerikos
lietuviu apie 1900 parinktu dali
nQ. IS ju tarpo dabar yra at
rinkta beveik keturi simtai pa
ciu graziausiu ir idomiausiu dali
nu, kurios numatomos isleisti
atskira knyga, pavadinta Lietu-
tuviu Dainos Amerikoje. Dainu
tekstai jau nurasyti ir sutvar-
kyti. Buvo prie ju prideta ir
apie pustrecio simto melodiju,
kurias atrinko ir nurase prof.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-13
A T l II A l S Y M A S

Pereitame Dirvos numeryie
Lietuviu Archyvo skyriuje ideto
straipsnio tesinio antraste tu-
rejo butt ne "Represuotieji Lie
tuvos gyventojai. Antanas Viii
kaitis", bet: "1941 m. istremtu-
ju is Lietuvos asmenq turto IL
kimas. X. PrOnskus".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-13

Genocido Konvencijos, kurios
tikslas yra uzkirsti kelia mast
,niam zmoniu naikinimui, numa-
tant ir atsakomybe uz toki nu-
sikaltima. 81 Konvencija isiga-
liojo kaip tarptautine sutartis
s. m. sausio IL d., mes Xxi to lai-
ko, kaip pacioje Konvencijoje
reikalaujama, ja ratifikavo 20
valstybiu. Siuo metu Konvenci-
ia yra pasirase is viso % ar
daugiau valstybiu.
Jungtiniu Americas Valstybiu
delegacija Jungtinese Tautose
pafode daugiausia iniciatyvos
Genocido Konvencija redaguo-
jant ir priimant. Tos delegacijos
atstovas Ernest Gross ragino XII
tus Jungtiniu Tautu narius uz
Konvencija balsuoti ir veliau ia
ratifikuoti. Taciau JAW, ku-
rios siaip visuomet proklamavo
ir aktingai stojo uz zmoniskumo
principus, Xxi siol Genocido Kon-
vencijos dar nera ratifikavusios.
Konvencija tebera Senate W.
sienio Santykiu Komitete, is kur
normaliai turetu eiti j Sonata
galutiniam balsavimui.
Prizes Genocido Konvencijos
ratifikavima yra nusistate kai
kurie pietiniu valstiju senate
rial galvodami, kad negrq pa
detis tose valstijose gall virsti
tarptautiniu klausimu, Konven-
CHA pritaikius. Taciau asmens
ar keliu asmenu nulinciavimas
negali butt laikomas genocidi-
niu nusikaltimu pagal Genocido
Konvencija, kuri aiskiai apibre-
zia genocido savoka: tai veiks-
mai, kuriais siekiama sunaikin-
tt tautine, etnine, rasine ar re-
ligine zmoniu grupe. Xiii Geno-
cido Konvencijos oponentai pri-
sibijo, kad Konvencija gall is
saukti konflikta SUI krasto ista-
tymais. Taciau ir cia jie klysta,
nes Konvencijoje numatyta, kad
81 tarptautine sutartis bus tai
koma krasto pilieciams tik pagal
veikiancia konstitucija isleidus
atitinkama specially istatyma.
Argumentai Americas Advoka-
tu Sajungos (American Bar AS
sociation), kuri principe nera
priesinga Genocido Konvencijos
ratifikavimui, bet daro jai for
maliu priekaistu, nustojo sva-
rumo, kadangi s. m. geguzes
men. % d. Tarptautinis Tribu-
nolas isaiskino, jog kiekviena
Konvencija pasEasanti valstybe
gall prie ratifikacijos dokumento
prijungti savo rezervacijas.
Didziausia opozicija ir drauge
pavoju netik Genocido Konven-
cijos ratifikavimui, bet, is viso,
jos egzistencijai sudaro Sovietu
Sajunga ir grupe, kuri remia
vad. Tarptautine zmogaus Tel
siu Sutarti international Cove
nant on Human Rights).
1947 m. lapkricio men. 20 d.
Sovietu delegacija iteike Jungti-
niu Tautu Organizacijai rezo-
lucia, kurioje pasisakyta prizes
reikala ture& atskira Genocido
Konvencija ir siuilyta genocida
ijungti j vad. Nusikaltimu prizes
Taika ir zmonijos Sauguma Ko-
deksa (Code of Offenses against
Peace and Security of Mankid).
Charakteringa, kad 81 Sovietu
rezoliucija seke tuoj po garsio-
sios Visinskio "war mongering"
kalbos Jungtinese Tautose, ku-
rioje jis izuliai apkaltino Ame-
rika ir Anglia "karo kursty-
mu", iskeldamas vien Sovietu
Sajungos "nuopelnus' taikai is
saugoti. Todel nesunku atspeti,
kad rezoliucija turejo tiksla su-
trukdyti Genocido Konvencijos
priemima Jungtinese Tautose ir
j pasiulyta Nusikaltimu Kodek-
So itraukti Visinskio "karo kurs-
tymo" ir ''pacifistines' idejas,
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kodekso projektas buvo paruos-
tas ir Jangtinems Tautoms iteik-
tas. Pagal j tarptautiniu nusi-
kaltimu laikoma "valdiniu vie
nos valstybes istaigu ir asmenu
vykdoma, kurstoma arba tole-
ruojama organizuota veikla, tu-
rinti tiksla sukelti pilietinius XII
vircius kitos valstybes teritori-
joje". Jeigu Sis nuostatas kada
nors virstu tarptautiniu istaty-
mu, kaip tarptautinis nusikal-
tells galetu butt apkaltintas bet
koks Amerikos valdzios atsto-
vas, kuris pareikstu nuomone
apie reikala paremti rezistenci-
MUS judejimus uz "Gelezines
Uzdangos", nekalbant jau apie
lstaigas ir organizacijas, dirban-
cias pavergtu tautu islaisvini-
mui. Kitas pasiulyto Kodekso
nuostatas pastatytu j pavoju
Americas karini pasiruosima,
mes numato tarptautine atsako-
mybe uz ''nehumaniskus veiks-
mus, atliktus sarysy su pasi-
ruosimu "neapsigynimo karui'. :.
Niekas nera apibrezes, ka reis-
kia "neapsigynimo karas", mes
kiekvienas besiginkluojas kras-
tas paprastai skelbia ruosiasis
apsigynimui. IS to seka, kad
Americas policininkas, fiziskai
uzgaves streikuojanti ginklu
fabriko darbininka, pagal 81 Ko-
deksa galetu butt patrauktas
teisman uz tarptautini nusikal-
TINA.
Genocido Konvencija taip pat
susilauke stiprios opozicijos is
grupes, kuri remia zmogaus Tel
siu Sutarti. ST grupe prisibijo,
kad Senatas neratifikuos ir Ge-
nocido Konvencijos ir zmogaus
TeisiQ Sutarties. Del to il stem
giasi Genocido Konvencijai
kenkti. Juridiniu atzvilgiu &C.
nocido Konvencija Jungtinems
Amerikos V-bems yra labiau pri-
imtina negu zmogaus Teisiu Su-
tariffs, mes Gencido Kon. wien
ratifikavimu nevirsta kraSto pi-
liecius saistanciu istatymu, bet
reikalinga specialaus konstitu-
cija atitinkancio istatyminio ak
to. Genocido Konvencija yra taip
pat ir daug praktiskesnis iran
kis demokratinio pasaulio kovo-
je su tarptautiniu komunizmu,
nes genocida siuo metu prakti-
kuoja tik Sovietu Russia, civil
liniu bel zmogaus teisiu pazeidi-
mu pasitaiko ir demokratiniuose
krastuose. Jei komunizmas veda
i genocida, jis negali butt lai-
komas politiniu ar ideologiniu
judejimu, bet kriminaline kon-
spiracija pagal Genocido Kon-
vencijos dvasia.
Americas Lietuviu Taryba yra
dejusi daug pastangu, kad Lie
tuvos reikalui nepaprastai svar-
bi Genocido Konvencija butu ra-
tifikuota. Asmeniskais kontak-
tais, memorandumais, laiskais ir
rezoliucijomis is ALT Centre ir
skyriu stengtasi paveikti Ame-
rikos Vyriausybe ir Sonata, kad
Jle paremtQ konvencijos ratifi-
kavima. Kai Senate subkomite-
tas dare viesus apklausinejimus
genocido klausimu, ALT pasi-
rupino, kad butQ isgirstas jos
atstovas. ALT igaliotinis Infor-
macijos Centro direktorius Kos
tas R. Jurgela 1850 m. vasario
men. 9 d. kalbejo viesame sub
komiteto posedyje ir iteike ru-
pestingai paruosta pranesima,
paremta faktais ir dokumen-
tais, apie Sovietu vykdoma Lie
tuvos zmoniu zudyma. Tai buvo
bene ispudingiausias liudijimas
genocido reikalu tame subkomi-
tete.
Nors tue tarpu Genocido Kon-
vencija isigaliojo kaip tarptauti-
ne sutartis, bet be oficialaus
Americas prisidejimo Jos reikS-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14
The Posing Show
But What Will Ronnb|ers Do
To Haunted House Movies?
.By Jaw Carmody

Some day there will be of those old towering gabed
scrosaw mansions left the the earth will
the city state of Aristotle and old baseball players.
When that day Heaven pity literature and the IT,
OF both obliterated televsion
There will be setting haunted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14

lCEWTKE Fuirlinsien. Va. re. 1000
ONLY THE vALIENT." GREGORY
PECK. BARBARA PEYTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14

RRYV n FRANK LoVEJoY. DOR
EHA@V OTHY HART in 1T WAS A
COMMUNIST FOR THE F.B.I.". at
1880, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14
By Harry Macarthur

The Apache Indians of Apache
Drums" at Keith's are moder-
ately terrifying lot. They are a
dying race and q leader with a
fondness for purple shirts has
hoped them up with the prom
Use that each will father a thou
sand ghost sons If he only dies
in the process Of killing a lot of
white people.
To an Apache, apparently. this
seems like a good idea, so they
paint themselves brilliant crimson
and bright green and make Tech
nicolor war on the white man.
IA bowling. bright green Apache
diving headlong through the win
dow is sight to give you pause.
1t is not too much, of course,
for stephen Mentally, who is the
hero of Apache Drums" Al
most. maybe, but not quite. Nc
Nally is cast in the new VI film
as carefree gambling man of
the Old West. who prefers not
to work for living if he can get
lit by any other means. He is
regarded as a menace by the
Welsh pastor (Arthur Shields)
and blacksmith Mayor (Willard
Parker) Of Spanish Boot and as
a great trial by a girl named
Sally colleen Gray. who would
marry him If he'd only settle
down and get a job.
David Chambers script does not
waste much time getting its char
acters into trouble. Even before
they are properly arrayed and
catalogued the mayor has run Nc
Nally and a set Of what the movies
euphemistically call dance hall
girls out of town. The girls go
first and when McNally catches
up with them he rides right back
to town because they are all dead
at the Apache hands.
Nobody believes him, however,
until the stage coach rolls in
empty and struck like a pine cush-
ion with Apache arrows. Before
long the murderous Apaches them
selves turn up and the real action
starts, with the townspeople of
Spanish Boot in their church and
the Indians on the outside sack
ing the town and preparing for
assault.
Director Hugo Fregonese has
made this corking sequence and,
with the sound of Apache drums
booming while the braves bring
their war lust to fever pitch, he
has given it a building suspense
a lot Of Westerns could use. He
also, with the assistance of a
competent cast, Val Lewton's pro-
duction and some handsome Tech
nicolor photography-has given
Apache Drums" more mood and
character than outdoor dramas
usually develop.
This may slow it bit for the
action fans. but it makes for a
dramatic narrative OF mounting
interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14
Miss Smog Of 81 Gets a Crown

crowned the gorgeous starlet
Miss Smog Fighter of 1851" and
while watery-eyed citizens looked
on. Miss Stanley delivered a STIR
ring speech.
1T is high time we did every
thing we can to give us back
our clear, Southern California
sunshine" came her recipe over
the loudspeaker.
(Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14
|Chomp Hampshire Ram
On Exhibit in Stuunton
By the Assoeiofed Press

STANTON, Va, June 14.-Joe
Moss Of Burke's Garden returned
to the Eastern stud ram sale here
today TO show the champion
Hampshire ram for the third con-
secutive year.
His entries also took first place
in all four Hampshire classes, sec
ond In the Hampshire eve lamb
and Hampshire yearling eve
classes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14
Where and When
Current Screen Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage Arena-''Twelfth Night;
$3.50 pm.
Carter Barron Amphitheater,
Rock Creek Park-"Faith of Our
Fathers; $40 pm.
Screen.
MISUNDERSTANDING the Great
Divide; lis, 500, $50, 1880 and
$40 pm.
Capitol-"House on Telegraph
Hill";; II am, las, 4:30, 7:15
and 10 pm. Stage shows: 1855
$40, 6:25 and $40 pm.
Columbia Under the Gum;
11:40 am, 1:40, 3:45, 5:45, 7:4s
and GAS pm.
Dupont - "Odette";; 1:15, 800,
$40. 1880 and 9:35 pm.
Keith's-"Apache Drums; IL
2:10. AIS, 6:25, $3.50 and 11:1C
pm. Television: 1000 pm.
Little-"Rancho Grande":: 1908,
$40, Sis, 1920 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan =" Lorna Doone";;
11:40 am, 1:40, $40, $40. TAO
and $40 pm.
Nationality Forbidden Past;
HAS am, 1:25. $40, 1850, 6:35,
8:15 and 9:55 pm.
Palace-"The Great Caruso";;
1890 am. 12:45. 800, Sis, 1880
and 9:45 pm.
Pix-"Ways OF Love-; 2, 4, 6
9 and 10 pm.
Playhouse "Tales of Hoff-
mann; 2::30 and $3.50 pm.
Plaza-"The Happiest Days of
Your Life: 1890 am, 1920. 2:20,
4:1o. 6:10, sos and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux - "Fabiola";; 11:05
am, 1855, 2:40, 4::30, $40. 8:05
and 9:55 pm.
Warner-"Along the Great Di-
vide; 1880 am. 1875, 1886, $40
7:45 and $50 pm.
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Pitted against her in this struggle
is also an icy blond beauty who
inhabits the house ostensibly as
governess Of a child whom Miss
Cortesa claims as the baby she
lost in the 1899 German invasion
These two constitute a strong
team and no sinister move is
overlooked in the pictures sug-
gestion that it is going to win
However, with Lundigan on her
side, the odds are always just
a little in favor of Miss Cortesa
They are strengthened when
she survives two of the pictures
most spectacular passages. one
in which she slips on the edge
of a precipice and another ir
which she plunges down Tele-
graph hill in a car from which
someone has drained the brake
fluid.
There is competence in both the
acting and the direction of "The
House On Telegraph HILL" but
not enough to conceal the ulti-
mate ending. This might have
been better accomplished by max
ing Lundigan the villain. Base
hart the hero, Of the film. How
ever, casting directors minds dc
not work that way.
~ ~
There is quite a Hollywood
flavor also about this weeks stage
show at the Capitol. It is pro-
vided by the presence Of Gale
Robbins, lovely film vocalist, as
the programs headliner and with
young Tim Herbert as it's come
dian. Miss Robbins is not merely
a pleasant sight but also a
pleasant sound as she runs
through a varied album Of cur
rently popular tunes.
Herbert. who is not as young
as when he first started coming
mere as a comedian, goes on being
a comparatively funny man by
virtue of not resting his case on
old material.
The remainder of the bill is
filed by a dance trio, Yvonne,
Clavel and Farrar; and a novelty
harmonica act, the Stagg Nc
Mann duo.
\ 4 X
Twelfth Night. note: With
schools out, any number Of grade
school youngsters are getting a
pre-education in Shakespeare at
Arena Stages happy production
of the Bard's famous comedy
This departments spies report
that they are delighted to dis
cover such a thing as live actors
especially in the farce passages
of the play. When tenderness
and romance take over for their
brief moments, the juvenile audi
ence sits back and waits for the
end Of these silly interludes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14
HOLLYWOOD.


First touch of a heat wave has
brought on the funny season
around Los Angeles. AS sunshine
seeking movie troupes continue
leaving on expensive location
jaunts, the local politicians have
decided to try jazzing up the very
serious sanog situation.
Taxpayers were astounded the
other day to note in the papers
that the City Hall had seized upon
a new gadget for clarifying the
atmosphere "a redheaded cutie
named Helene Stanley from the
20th-Fox lot. The head of the
Department of Public Works
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any child knows, no self respecting
ghost would think of whisking
around one of those glass walled,
radiant heated modern substitutes
for houses. Imagine a haunted
rambler!
Until then, of course, authors
and moviemakers can go on tell
ing tales of evil infested mansions
such as 1.-THE House on Telegraph
HILL" which opened yesterday at
LoeWes Capitol. This was a fine
place in its day. the home of a
family that got rich quick and be-
came happy and loved its COM
nanding view of San Francisco
harbor and the hills leaping
through the city itself.
All is different in the present
era when the tenants of the house
are Valentino Cortesa, Richard
Basehart and Fay Baker. On the
surface, the house is holding up
fine but the new generation of
occupants is clearly in a moral
tailspin. Its affairs as acted by
the goth Ceptury-Fox players
mentioned add up to a moderately
interesting tale of neurotic be-
haviour.
1t is this principally because
Miss Cortesa is much too attrac-
tive a girl to be allowed to suffer
and not because any noteworthy
suspense is involved in the story
itself. Basehart. a competent &C
tor in psychopath roles is clearly
not going to kill such lovely and
deserving girl with william Lun-
digan and a movie audience
around.
A novel by Dana Lyon is adapted
for this screen play directed by
Robert Wise. Miss Cortesa is it's
heroine. She is neurotic but with
good reason. During the war, she
spent four years in the Nazi con-
centration camp at Belsen. It
was the terror of life she learned
there that has made her, in 1.-THE
House On Telegraph HILL" a girl
taking the identity of a camp
mate who died at Belsen but who
would have inherited the house
had she lived.
Having thus found a shaky
foothold on the highest of San
Francisco's impregnable hills, the
girls old terrors begin to come
back in a new guise.
AS the wife of Basehart, she
begins to get the idea that he
married her not for love or her
beauty, but to get her out of
the way as soon as he could find
the right way to murder her.
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HOUSE ON TELEGRAPH HILL" q
Robert Bassler, directed by Robert Wise,
by Eric Moll and Frank Partos,
rom novel by Dana Lyon. At the Capitol.
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On the
Worpoth
Apache Drums
Boom in Film
At Keith's

APACHE DRUMS" Universal Inter
directed by Hugo Fregonese, screenplay
by David Chandler. from stand at Span
ish Boot" by Harry Brown. At Keiths.
The Cast.
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Business Federation
Praised by Young for
Aid in City's Growth

Commissioner John Russell
Young told the Federation of
Business Mems Associations last
night that civic and business or
ganizationS such as the fedora
ton provided valuable co-opera-
ton and support in the develop
ment of the National Capital.
He expressed appreciation for
the work of the federation on
many occasions. Mr.. Young was
among the District officials and
business leaders attending the
federation'S annual banquet at
the Mayflower Hotel.
President Inducted.
John L. c. Sullivan Of the
Northeast BusineSsmen's Associa-
tion was inducted as new president
OF the federation, and the outgoing
president, Jerome B. Mckee of the
Georgetown Businessmen's ASso-
citation, was honored for his two
and a half years of service.
Other officers inducted with Mr..
Sullivan were: Horace j. Meyers,
first vice president, Joseph Burke,
jr., second vice president; Mrs.
Kathryn Everhart, secretary; Isa-
dore A. Perry. treasurer; j. Nelson
Anderson, general counsel: Sote-
rios Nicholson, associate general
counsel.
35 Groups in Federation.
Arthur Clarendon Smith, jr.,
one OF the founders of the fed
Grafton and its first president, was
introduced. He recalled that the
federation started with four MEM
ber associations and around $50
members back in 1881. Today it
has IS member associations and
more than 5000 members.
Among the federation's guests
were Thomas j. Groom, president
Of the Washington Board of
Trade; Maj. Robert v. Murray,
new District Superintendent of
Police: George Keneipp. District
traffic director; James H. Flana-
gan. chairman of the Public
Utilities Commission: Vernon
West. District Corporation Coun-
sci; DR.. j. Ross Veal. new presi-
dent of the Federation of Citizens
Associations.
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o Studying PIonto Sogger Holiday Leaves to Avoid Tieup

departments military traffic serv-
ice. has worked out the plan and
expected to confer with Defense
Secretary Lovett today. c
All training by the Army and
Air Force has been suspended for
the period December 22-January 2
and transportation officials had
expressed the fear that this deluge
of servicemen would cause the
worst traffic tieup in years.
About 2 million men and women
Evening star., 1951-12-12

The Defense Department Is
studying plan to stagger Christ
mas leaves Of servicemen so as not
to overload transportation sys-
TENS. officials said today.
They pointed out that no mil
itary travel priorities are being
employed and added that by stag
gering the departures of service
men from camps it was hoped that
the holiday load would be equal
ized. ass
Kenneth L. Wore. chief OF the
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Austrolion Town of 20
Cont Attract Labor

BRISBANE. Australia. Dec. II
(CDN.-Nobody. it seems, wants
to come to Birdsville, Queens
lands most isolated town.
Birdsville (pop. 209 advertised
for carpenters recently. 1t even
offered to pay the carpenters
$3.50 a day. tax-free, and give
them their keep as well.
But even on these terms, there
were no takers.