davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-07-03
Summer School Absentee
Lists Are Decreasing

Attendance was improved at the
Districts public summer schools
today, although the transit strike
still made a dent in the classes.
Cardozo High School reported
663 absent today, as compared
with 811 yesterday. At Mckinley
the number of absentees dropped
from 311 to fewer than 100.
First reports indicated Govern
ment employees again manaoed TO
get to work almost 100 per cent
despite the difficulties, although
some again were late.
Evening star., 1951-07-03
Transit
Continued From First Page.)

NCOnClnued from f1fSt Page.)
hopeful enough for him to stick
lit out longer.
Later it was learned that COM
pany negotiators went to the
home of j. A. B. Broadwater,
Capital Transit president, at 3
am. to get his approval on a
delicate point. The group re-
turned an hour later.
/ Mr.. Broadwater had attended
earlier conferences, but delicate
health had forced him to retire at
11:30 pm.
| E. Cleveland Giddings, Capital
Transit vice president, issued this
terse statement after Mr.. Ching's
announcement:
I'm the interest of restoring
service. the company has agreed
to the proposition of Commissioner
iDonohue and the mediators. They
have worked hard to reconcile diff
ferences and we are appreciative
of their efforts"
Seniority Was Main Issue.
| Other conciliators were Martin
j. O'Connell. regional director;
James A. Holden, chairman of the
panel; D. Yates Heafner of Char
lotte, N. c., and C. Stanley Clev-
lenger of HagerStoWn, Md.
Negotiations had been locked
tight on the issue of seniority,
with the pension matter also CIV
l. ing trouble. The strike was aimed
principally at the company's re-
fusal to write a seniority clause
into the contract covering nom
operating employees.
1t was the unions contention
that Capital Transit has laid off
large numbers of workers in the
past two years without due con-
sideration of seniority in either
the hiring or rehiring.
The company said it has fol-
lowed seniority practices in prin-
ciple, but insisted that hiring, fir
ing and promotions were strictly
company administrative matters
and not a subject for bargaining.
| The union retorted that senior
| ity rights already were in the con-
tract for operating employees. The
company offered to make some
concessions, but insisted they
should be bulletin board" not
contractural decisions.
| Obviously, the union now has
agreed that seniority need not be
broken down to such a fine point
that the company must rehire a
furloughed car washer, for in
stance, before they rehire weld
er, if it was q welder that was
needed.
The matter of pensions was re-
lported the second toughest prob
lem. At the outset, the union
wanted pensions increased from
$50 to $75 a month and the COM
pany offered a $40 increase.
Later they settled on a money
figure. but the union insisted on
a one-year agreement and the
company on three years.
The compromise was said to be
Evening star., 1951-07-03
Hyqiene Chief Named

BALTIMORE, July 3 R.-
Robert M. Brown, former assistant
professor of health at Yale Uni
versity, yesterday was named
chief of the newly created Bureau
of Environmental Hygiene in the
State Health Department by DR.
R. H. Riley, department director.
Evening star., 1951-07-03

baked beans, bread and coffee.
he landed a job as motorman of
"a streetcar for the Boston Ele-
waited Co.
Mr.. Ching is so tall-he's 6
feet, THAT he recalls he had to
poke his head out the front of
the car. Despite that handicap
he showed aptitude for the job
and was the first to master new
electrical equipment installed by
the Boston Transit Co.
That activity, however, almost
Evening star., 1951-07-03

strike. He used
to run a street.
car h i'm S e II,
b a c k in h e
early 1900s.
It was in 1900
that Mr.. Ching
went to Boston
from his native
Prince Edward
Island, Canada,
seeking a better
opportunity to
m a k e a living
After SllrViVino
f or t h r e e
! ~
Evening star., 1951-07-03

miles an hour in as many seconds
1T carries up to 600 gallons of
water and foam solution.
b While the truck moves into a
fire area it is f1anked on either
side by members of the crew
spraying the edges of the fire
with hand hoses.
Experts expressed satisfaction
with the way the truck extin-
guished flames in a wrecked Fly
ing Fortress drenched with sew
eral hundred gallons of high-test
gasoline.
Evening star., 1951-07-03

A new $4,000 fire truck de-
signed to smother the hottest
gasoline blaze under blanket
of foam in few seconds was
demonstrated today at Boiling
Air Force Base.
The 13-ton vehicle is equipped
to roll up beside a flaming wreck
in which airmen may b. trapped
and cool it enough for rescuers to
cut their way inside while pro-
tected by a torrent of foam,
chemical fog or water.
The eXtinguiShing fluids are
Evening star., 1951-07-03

distributed under high pressure
from remotely controlled nozzles
on top of the truck and three
others set to spray the ground in
front of the wheels.
The fire-fighter shown here was
the first production model of a
new line of vehicles developed by
the Ari Force. The truck rolls on
six huge tires capable of deliver
ing traction over very rough ter
rain.
The vehicle, manned by a crew
of four, can accelerate to go
Evening star., 1951-07-03

that he himself had never COM
planned to her.
What he seemed to feel most
was that this was his first year out
of baseball" she added. The only
anxiety he had expressed to her,
she said, was that business was not
what he had expected at the
restaurant he operated at 600
Flatbush avenue in Brooklyn.
Threatened Suicide Before.
For several days Hugh had said
he planned to kill himself, but no
one thought he really meant it"
said Mrs. Casey. This is a ter
rifle shock to me. I never dreamed
it would happen. Then his call
early today, and the crash of the
gun over the phone when he
did it."
1t. Fleming quoted a bellboy
at the hotel, where the former
mound star registered last week,
as saying Casey told him Satur-
day that his physician had given
him only about 10 days to live
because of q heart ailment.
Gordon McNabb, a friend, told
police Casey telephoned him
shortly after midnight and said
he planned to kill himself. Nc
Nabb, officers related, sought to
dissuade Casey, then hurried to
the hotel.
When McNabb was about 80
feet from the door to Casey's room
he heard the blast. McNabb said
Casey had made similar threats
for the last three days.
When he heard the blast. Nc
Nabb told 1t. Fleming, he ran
downstairs for aid. He found a
patrolman and w. M. Mobley, a
bellboy, and together the three
removed the screws from hinges
on the door ard entered the locked
room.
Casey was lying on his side in
the center of the room. The open
telephone receiver was nearby.
The shotgun had one empty shell
in the barrel.
Casey. native of Atlanta, began
his baseball career with Atlanta
of the Southern Association in
1882. He left the big leagues after
pitching for the Pirates and Yam
KEGS in 1949.
Signed With Pirates.
He pitched for Brooklyn between
1899 and 1948 and after being
released at the end of the 1949
season he signed with Pittsburgh.
Appearing in 33 games with the
Pirates that year, he had a Al
record before going to the Yam
KEGS for four games and a 10
record to wind up his big league
career.
In 1947 with the Dodgers he
established a record for most
games pitched in a World Series,
six, and turned in 20 record as
the Dodgers bowed to the Yankees
in seven games. Casey's best
years with the Dodgers were from
1889 through 1941 when he turned
in 1910. 11-8 and 14-11 seasons
and 1946 and 1947 when he had
lis and 1914 years. From 1943
through 1945 he was in the Navy.
Last summer he returned to
Atlanta and pitched in relief for
! the Crackers. At one time this
spring he was reported working
out with Brooklyn in an effort to
return to the majors.
| Miss Weissman had accused
Casey of being intimate with her
in a Brooklyn hotel February II
and IL, 1949.
Casey's wife testified that the
former pitcher was with her in
Atlanta at the time. Casey him
self denied the accusation and
said he only knew Miss WeiSsman
as customer at his Brooklyn res
/ taurant,
Evening star., 1951-07-03
Ching at Home in Transit Strike,
Used to Run Streetcur Himself

Cyrus S. Ching, the Govern
ment's mediation chief, felt right
at home when he was called in to
help settle Washington's transit
Evening star., 1951-07-03

Home oil burners we're first used
in the United States in about 1894.
Evening star., 1951-07-03

Bulgaria is about one-sixth as
large as Alberta, Canada.
Evening star., 1951-07-03

Continued From First Page.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-29
DzOvininkai ant cementiniu grindu

- Ir ko jus stebites - sypso-
81 jis. - Juk as buvau Lietuvos
kariuomenej muzikantas. Dldas
is viso vieko puciau, tai bent
plauciai buvo.
Daug tylesni ir atrodo palauz-
ii Mazutis ir Makrickas. Pasta
rasis, kaip ir Sakalauskas, vie
nisi kaip pirstai, nors artimieji,
ju spejimu, uzjuriuos turetu bu-
tt neblogai isikure.
Vienintele moteris lietuviu
tarpe J. Cerkauskaite - Luksai-
tiene is Suvalku Kalvarijos, buv.
karininko zmona. Jos vyras siuo
metu dirba amerikieciu darbo
kuopose. 0 sesiu metq dukryte
! Danute auga pas svetimus EMO
mes. Kai atvyksta mamos aplan-
kyti, sioji negali net ranka per-
braukti per kudikio plaukus, mes
turi atvira dziova, beviltiskai
neinancia nei geryn nei blo-
gym. Del penumonijos jos
sirdis net pasidavus desine
puse. Ir sitoji moteris turejo j
mus tik viena vieninteli prasy-
ma, skaidru, kaip lietuviska Sic
la:
| - Jeigu zmones, kurie dabar
augina mano dukryte, emigruo-
tu, pagelbekit, padarykit, ka ga
lit, kad tik jai nereiktQ eiti j vo-
kiska prieglauda, kad tik il ne
uzmirstu lietuviu kalbos, ir kad
uz vargse mama neimtu melstis
vokiskai :.
Pasirodo, kad turime bendru
pazistamu, kuriems tuoj prane-
Sem jos adresa. Tegul nors lais-
ka paraso, nors knyga ar laik-
rasti atsiuncia; juk zmones, ku-
rie ziuri mirciai axis, nieko
daugiau is gyvenimo nenori, tik
truputi zmogiskos silimos -.
Nedaug kuo 81 karta galejom
musu tauteciams butt naudingi:
neatsivezem jiems nei siltu ru-
bu, nei apavo nuo. cementiniQ
grindu dregmes apsiginti, mega
lejom uzversti CARE paketais
ar nors simboliskai isprausti
delna pc kelias markes. Mes tik
apsiemem pajieskoti ju artimu-
ju uzjuriuose, pasizadejom ne
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-29

statytis. Tai Wis sunkaus darbo
ir kantraus taupymo isdavos.
Kick gyvenimo salygos leidzia,
Sydney Neo-Lithuanai dalyvau-
ia visuomenineje veikloje.
Sueigos proga pasveikintas
Korp! Garbes Narys minister's
Balutis, per Dirva sueigos da-
lyviai praso pasveikinti Minis
teri Lozoraiti, kaip Nepriklauso-
mos Lietuvos Vyriausybes Iga-
liotini, Lietuviu Tautines Sa-
jungos Amerikoje prezidiuma,
Dirvos redakcija ir visiems kor-
porantams bel filijoms praso
perduoti geriausius linkejimus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-29
!. Ar palsti s. kraSta?
Jungtiniu Valstybiu miestai
(Tesinys is pereito numerio)

Is muzieju pazymetini - DE
Young ramlnklinis muziejus
Golden Gate parke SUI 60 gale
riju. Muzieius turtingas sayo
rinkiniais is visu pasaulio daily
nuo seniausiu laiku. Daug de-
mesio skiriama muziejuje esa-
MEMS ginklu rinkiniams ir lai-
WI modeliams. Ginklai surinkti
is visu krastu, nuo IS amz. 'igi
pastaruju laiku. 1924 m. mics
tut A. B. Spreckels ir jo zmonos
padovanoti Garbes Legiono Rl-
mai yra vertingas savo rinki-
niais tapybos ir skulpturos mu-
ziejus. Architekturiniu poziuriu
pastatas yra Liudviko 1910 ]ai-
ku stiliaus. Oar vienas muziejus,
tai - memo su IL galerijQ, is
laikomas privaciq fondQ pagal-
ba. Be tapybos rinkiniu is Anne
rikos rytu ir vakaru bel Euro
pos, atstovaujami ir Pietu Anne
rikos menininkai. Muziejus kas-
met rengia svarbias memo pa
rCdas.
San Francisco opera per me-
tus pastato apie 40 klasikiniQ
operos spektakliu SUI paciais zy.
miaisiais Metropolitan daininin'
kais ir duoda galimybes pasi.
reiksti ir kylancioms memo
zvaigzdems.
Pittsburgh - Pennsylvania
valstybes pramones centras yrs
laikomas didziausiu Amerikoje
metalo pramones centru. Gele:
zies rudos jo pramones imones
daugiausia gauna is Minnesotos
valstybes. Siuo atzvilgiu ST.
Pittsburghu gall konkuruoti til
New Yorkas ir Chicago. Be ge.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-29
NEO-LITHUANIOS
SVENTE SYDNEY,
AUSTRALIJOJ

Lapkricio 10 d., jau antrus
metus Sydney gyvenantieji Neo-
Lithuanai, minejo korporacijos
metine svente. Tradicine sueiga
81 karta buvo Domininko Kuo-
dzio laikomoje lietuviskoje sve-
taineje. Tautinemis spalvomis ir
zenklais papuostoje patalpoje,
skambant tradicinems korpora-
cijos dainoms, prisiminta kor-
poracijos praeitis, seni draugai.
Idomiu prisiminimu papasakojo
filisteris dipl. inz. Daukus, kadai
savo rankomis prisidejes prize
korporacijos rumu statybos.
Per pastaruosius metus kor-
porantQ skaicius Sydney mics
te kick padidejo. Cia apsigyveno
ir keletas buvusiu filiju. Page
rejo kick ir ju materialine buk-
lie. Daugelis jau gyvena nuosa-
vuose namuose, kiti jau baigia
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-29
BROOKLYNIECIAI,
NESISAVINKITE AITVARU

Jau praejusiais metals, kada
vienas "Aitvaras" buvo is Stam-
ford, Conn.,, nevisai tiksliai
skambejo kai kuriu korespon-
dentu informacijos, bandanzios
"Aitvarus" pavaizduoti Brookly-
no ''parapiniu" kvartetu. siemet
vel (DIRVOS Mr.. As, lapkricio
8 d., 8 psl.) pasirode zinia apie
"Aitvarus'', kur, be teigimu apie
"egzistuojancius tik nerepetuo-
jancius" kvartetus, ne tik Sub
ruklinami" "Aitvarai", bet ir
bandoma bruklinieciams priskir-
ii teise tvarkyti kvarteto vidaus
reikalus. O "Aitvaru" sastatas
juk yra stai kokis: du "Aitva-
raj" is Brooklyn, N. Y, du is
Stamford, Conn.,, vienas (vado-
vas) is HARRISON, N. j. Taigi
"Aitvarai" ne Brooklyno, mu-
su kvartetas. Bet 49,. mes Wis
tick kvarteto vidaus reikalu
tvarkyti nesiruosiame ;.
J. Valiusaitis, Stamford, Conn.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-29
VAGIS REKIA - GAUDYKIT
VAGI!

Lapkricio men. 20 d. "Darbi-
ninke", pirmam puslapyje ideta
tokia zinia "Vlikas apsaugotas
nuo Vadizmo. VLIKo posedyje
pakartotinai buvo svarstytas
susitarimo su St. Lozoraiciu
projektas ir galutinai atmestas.
Tuo budu Lietuvos laisvinimo
organizacijoje demokrat n s
principals apsaugotas ir vadisti-
mes pretenzijos atmestas".
Jau daugeli kartu 'Darbinin-
ke" ir jo brolyje "Drauge" kali
bama, kad Vlikui gresia vadisti-
mis- pavojus, kad tik vieni kata-
likiskuju grupiu atstovai Vlike
esq geri demokratai.
sia proga noretusi Darbinin-
ko ir Draugo paklausti:
/. Kas sulauze Lietuvoje su-
tarta Vliko sudeties proporcija
ir ia stengiasi, nesilaikydami jo-
kiu padorumo principu, islaiky-
ii, kad tik galetu VL1Kui pri-
mesti vadistini kataliku politines
sroves dominavima?
2. Kas, prizes visu kitty grupiu
aisku pasisakyma, atsisako
VLIKa isileisti Mazosios Lietu-
vos atstova, kad tik Vlike butu
islaikytas kataliku vadistinis
dominavimas, neziurint net j gy-
vybinius lietuviu tautos intere-
sus?
3. Kas stengesi ir stengiasi
Vliko pirmininko kedeje laiky-
tbs tik katalikiskuju grupiQ bal
sails, kad tik butu islaikytas Vii
ke katalikiskQjq grupiu vadiz-
mas?
a. Kas j Vienybes Saudi pa
siunte frontininku vada Leona
Prapuoleni, kad tik butQ islai-
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NUOMONES

kytas katalikisku grupiu vadiz.
mas Vlike?
5. Kas tvirtinant Vliko komi,
sijos susitarima SUI St. Lozorai-
ciu, j paverte niekais, kad tik
butu islaikytas katalikiskuju
grupiu vadizmas?
Visi lietuviai zinc, kad tas
kombinacijas, neva Lietuvos va
davimo vardan Vlike atlieka vie
nj katalikiskuju grupiu atstovai.
Jie, noredami visuomene klaidin-
ii, pasirenka tokius metodus,
kurie pilnai tinka pasakymui -
"Vagis rekia - gaudykit vagiv'
B. ", Cleveland, Ohio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-29

Mazam Huntlosen b/Olden-
burg kaimelyje, pusyne ant kali
no, issirikiave 9 barakeliai. Dzio-
vininku sanatorija, kurioje tebe-
stumia sunkias savo dienas 80
lietuviu. Visi sunkus ir atviri
dziovininkai. Tiesa, daugumai
leidziama atsikelti is lovos, bet
rysys su pasauliu jiems uzdraus-
tas. Trisdesimt gyvuju tautie-
ciu tebeskursta ant akmeniniu
grindu menkuose baraku kam-
bareliuose. Xiii trisdesimt jau
yra atkenteje savo likima, II
mazi mediniai kryziai sanatori.
jos kapinese liudija apie tai, jog
cia ilsisi tremtiniai nuo Baltijos
krantu 49,.
Lig6niai sutinka mus su ne.
slepiama nuostaba:
- 5 metal as jau guliu toj
pacioj lovoj ir tam paciam kan.
barry, - pasakoja buves Lietu.
vos karininkas Babonas, - il
niekas dar names nebuvo aplan.
kes. Tx karta, kai pusiaunakti
netoliese sugedo tautieciu au.
tomobilis, jie uzsuko ir pas mus
% jusu isemigrave draugai
ar paraso, ar gal atsiuncia stun.
teneli?
Apie siuntinelius jau Sc.
Mai nustojom svajoje. Kad JIG
nors savo sventus pazadus tese,
tu, kuriuos emigruodami dave
= laiska parasyti. Ir tai uzmir'
SO.
- Kaip jus siaip uzpildot sa.
vo dienas? Ar gaunat laikras,
ciu?
Gaunam tik Britanijos Lie.
tuvi ir Teviskes ziburius. i
"aukso salies' Americas didziu
ju lietuvisku laikrasciu NUNS
niekas nesiuncia. Net vietines
TremtieS negaunam. Nebent kas
pajegia nutraukti nuo saves
sviesto ketvirtuka, tai uzsipre
numeruoja.
Pietu metu pasiseka visus tau
tiecius suvest kruva. stai syp
sosi ir sposus krecia X. Saka
lauskas, nors jis dalies sonkau
liu neturi, o plauciuose kaver
nos.
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RETAS LIETUVISKO
RYzTINGUMO PAVYZDYS


Pradzioje paminetas D. Kuo-
dis vertas musu visu demesio.
Sis zemo ugio augstaitis, be
mokslo, be svetimu kalbu Cir be
IRO paramos) prizes 26 metus
atsidure Australijoje ir cia ap-
sigyveno. Tai vienas pirmuju lie
tuviu Shame kontinente. Nors
jam teko gyventi svetiHuju tar
pc, negirdint kartais 20 5 metus
ne zodzio lietuviskai, visdelto jis
ir dabar kalba gryniausia augs-
taiciu tarme. Jis yra 81 metq.
P. A.
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mokamai issiuntineti ju laiskus,
davem adresus BALI juridiniu
patarejQ, ] kuriuos galetu kreip-
tis savo mazytese bedose. Ir
jautemes nejaukiai, kai uz to-
kias smulkmenas jie NUNS su
asarom dekojo.
O kai grizom atgal per smele-
to pusynelio kapines, tyliai gal
vojom - kieno is ju vardu bus
atzymetas trisdesimt pirmas lie
tuviskas kryzius -. Ir net da-
bar, kiekviena akimirka, kai lei
dziam sau sotesni Msni ar ne
butina pramoga, anie Huntlosen
matyti kryziai sunkiu seseliu uz-
gula musu, sazines -.
BALE Informacijos Skyrius
(14b) Reutlingen,
Lederstr. "a. Germany.
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minetinas ir keliomis mokslo
istaigomis. Carnegie Institutes
po vienu stogu jungia miesto
biblioteka, memo rinkiniq skyriu
SUI isimtina teise karta per me-
tus surengti pasaulinio garso
tarybos meistru paroda, paga-
liau ir Carnegie Music Hall -
koncertine sale. Minetinas Buhl
planetariumas. Cia astronomijos
reiskinius gall stebeti 500 ziu-
row. Tai lyg savotiskas zvaigz-
dziu teatras, kur be 5000 zvaigz-
dziu ir planetu parodomos ir
kometos, debesu formavimasis
ir kiti dangaus reiskiniai. OBJ
servatorija turi publikai priei-
mama 10 coliu teleskopa.
Is kitty J. Valstybiu didesniu
(puses ir daugiau mil. gyv.)
miestu dar pazymetini - Mil
waukee, Wisconsin valstybeje
turis gerai isvystyta pramone.
Toliau minetinas savo nepa-
prastu isaugimu Houston miles,
tas Texas v. Karo deka mieste
labai isaugo naftos ir chemines
imones. SO myliu kanalas igalino
Houstona virsti pirmaeiliu JAW
uostu. Miesto srity esama Is Ii
balo valyklu. Karo metu Wy
riausybe investavo per 200 mil.
dol. j gazolino ir sintetines gu
mos imones mieste ir jo srity.
Houston yra ir zemes ukio ga
miniq centras Texase 87fo ryziu
gaunama Houstone ir jo apylin-
kese. Statomas Texas Medicines
Centras - 1853 akru plote kas-
tuosias per 100 mil. dol. 1884
M. ist. Houston universitetas
per. metals turejo per 13 tukst.
studentu.
Buffalo miestas esas paciarne
New Yorko valstybes pakrasty.
Byystyta pramone. Is mokslo
institutu zymetinas Buffalo
Mokslo Muziejus su II saliu ir
spalvotais eksponatais, turis
daug geologijos, zoologijos, pri-
mityviu rasiu ir KIT. rinkiniu.
Albright Galerija pasizymi mo-
derniosios tapybos ir skulpturos
rinkiniais, taciau turi ir senu
amziu bel viduramziu skulptu-
ros eksponatu is Azijos, Euro
pos ir Egipto.
New Orleans, vienas didziau-
siu miestu pietuose ir zymiau-
sias Louisianos v. miestas turf
seniausia universiteta Mississip-
pi slenyje (ist. 1884 n.y.. Mieste,
kasmet prizes Pelenu diena,
ivyksta pagarsejusi Mardi Gras
Svente.
Minneapolis, Minnesotos v.
miestas yra vienas idomesniu
miestu Americas siaures vidurio
valstybiu tarpe. Didele gwen
toju dali sudaro svedu ateiviai.
Pramone Shame mieste labai
ivairi. zymia vieta uzima miltu
gamyba. Kulturos srity, be
mokslo istaigu, zymetinas Memo
Institutas ir Walkerio Memo
Centras auklejamojo pobu-
dzio muziejus SUI siu dienu me-
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versiteto biblioteka turf apie
pusantro mil. tomq knygq, labai
daug laikrasciu komplektu, pvz.,
Wiener Zeitung rinkiniai nuo
1703 ligi 1915 m., komplektai
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iskaitant ir Hitlerio ir Mussoli,.
nio laikais leistus. Taip pat bib
lioteka turf ir daugeli Europos
ir Americas viesuju dokumentu,
ypac is skandinavu krastQ.
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Ohio valstybes miestu. Pramo-
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Muziejus ir Memo Academia.
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Evening star., 1951-06-12
ANA Will End Campaign
Against Health Insurance

ATLANTIC CITY, June u (P
The American Medical Associa.
ton claims victory in its $4.5 mil
lion fight against compulsory
health insurance and prepared tt
hold its ground.
DR.. Elmer Henderson, AMA's
retiring president, told the organ.
ization's annual House of Dele
gates meeting that the two-and-a
Ihalf-year battle would taper of
and come to a halt by years end
Possibilities of a national health
plan are now gone, "at least tenn
porarily," he said.
Shortly afterwards, the ANA
announced it would form a COM
mittee Of prominent laymen to
keep it in touch with the public s
medical problems and needs.
DR.. John H. Cline of San Fran
cisco yesterday received the gavel
as the American Medical Asso-
stations incoming president from
DR.. Henderson of Louisville, KY.
Evening star., 1951-06-12

|tonstall-I just don't know what
the alternative Is, il we stay in.
I have thought about it a great
deal. In other words, my state
|ment wasn't given just off-the-
cuff. If we stay in there, we lose
Ia hell Of a lot of our boys, and
we are filling a bottomless pit,
and apparently these people can
continue to pour bodies in there
and we are pouring our boys in
there and this could 60 on for an
indefinite time.
Psychologically. we are suffer-
ling defeat. With the passage oi
time our inability to liquidate that
third-rate power is beginning tc
take a toll against us.
We can stay on. sir; and we
could, say. finally stabilize the sit.
uation at 38, but then, Senator
Saltonstall. what are we going tc
do? Are we going to stay on 80
with about 100000 men?
I don't know-it would be in
teresting to know what each mar
lis costing us to maintain there
When I was in charge Of planning
lit cost $4,000 a year per mar
across the board. It has gone up
That was for World War II.
The per capita for maintaining
200, 900 men a year in Korea would
run into billions of dollars.
1t is what the Soviet would like
to have happen there. In other
words. we have played into their
hands, unfortunately.