davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-25

Ndlblnotnn. - Scnatpr Suft,
Hcp, Ohio, erflGrte in elmer Gunn=
flnfbcbatte nit Dent Scnatpr gcn.
ton, Sem, Conn.,, bos Yemiibcll
ber &citn,Gmte in europa eilc gro.
i eSlrmcc ollI,ultcllen. bcoellte DC
Iuctp cine SocrousfDrberlnl Der
;}er'torlrn0 Gllropos.
Sollc Dterifp fpn,mllniltiih ipcr-
Sen lmp bic 9illliel cine aroRc 9lr.
NICE nnrtbil1 ichifell, iaate Salt. il
lpilrDcn Die GereiniNteu Staotcn
iibcr Die fricoIicbcn slbiid)ten 9tub=
Ianos norobc 3lpcifel" bceeu. Sos
lit Der Wrllno. fllbr Der Sendtnr
fort, ipes6ulh bic Stotipnierlna ci=
ncr uroRen slrmee IN Seutitlano
~ieine 3crltDrlm0 bcbcltct." " Gr io0=
te. Die Seutid,en ,piiien bos" lmo
neshalb ippllcn lie iih nish. saiebcr
belpoffnen.
Soft ieete bamit sic yGroEc Sc;
hotte" iiber Die omerifnniiNe 9lll.
Renpolltif fort, in Der Venton per
litfertc. omerifaniihe Sruppen milB.
te mad europa Neld)ift lueroen, I'M
ben ellrOpaiiheu &Dlfern .Glallbcn
lnp SofInlnQ" surilfill0eber, il
paR lie licb ielblt DcrtciOiQcn. Sic
observation-disclosures um Hlnpiunt
fonb I'M Hobmcu hcs 9lmcricun
Nprlun nf thc Slir" ilbcr 1925 itott.
Scr Gpriitcnbc Dcs Enlitiid)cn
&rmitccs ncr McpublifonCr crflGrtc
Die SScitmorbtc fDnntcn in pcn nGi,:
item paor Sabrcn feline 9lrnnec uuf:
ltcllcn, Die in Der SuNe lcIn lpilrOc.
Die 9flliicn aurilf,mpcrIcn. Tic 9lllis
'tClllnN cincr 'uld)cn 9lrlncc lpiirbC
hllcbltGhlid) cine Slllflnrbcrllno an
Die HulIcl, icin, onirNrciTCn.
A,inQcNcn iuilrbc cine lturfc Su!t:
lnO SCcuuCht Den HuIicn 6ciNCn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-25

&aihinNton. GinitinuniN
nohnl Der Gunoesicnot Hciplutipncn
an. lpclthe hie Gercintcn Notirncn
uuiIoroern. Dos fpmmllniltiihe Sbi=
no niht als ItitNIiep ol,fsunchmcn
lmo all crflGrcn. baH bic Teipin0=
9ic0icrllnO in &urcu ein sln0rciIer
lit. Sus oous hotte id)pn pcr0onNe<
ne SSptte cine 9ieirlutinn anoenonl=
men. luelhe ehcufalls Die II. e. ollI=
fprncrt, Dos funununiltiide Gl1inn
uls NNorciior au bronnnlorfcn. Sie
ScnotsreIolutiDncn lpllrhcn bon
Scnutnr McG!cllun ppn Hlrfanias
einochrorht. luclhcr prunlptts Aouns
ncIn rerlonote. r&em id, &rie0
filhren mill, 10 iuotc CT. vlpill ic,
i'm nit ollcm. lpas ih babe, filb.
rcn." Ginc brittle McGlcllun Hcin=
luton, Die Sonftlunen oeoen China
uurichlGNt, lpurbe ar nas ol,slrdrtlNe
8pnitce uCrlplclsn.
Nlus tuirp iplrhc uher Don ,upers
Ioliiocn Sucllen berid,tct. bas 20.
litiihc &pmitce Der slrahcrliNa hGtz
tc iih cntid)lniicu. it'd Der S1immen=
oboobe su Der omerifanild,en HelD=
llrticn Dor Den II. &C.. China oils
Sluorciior Ill bcicidnen, su enthul=
ten.
ihieilia iiheripics Ser Vlmocs
icnot Dem ouslpGrtiNen &on,itee uno
Dem &chrfonlitce cine rcpuhlifani.
irhc Ncinlutipn, lpclhe Die Gntlcns
olma ireitcrcr Srllppcn nud) Gurnro
bis sur 2lufltclllrna elmer Holitit
ourdh Den &nnoreH perhinherit lpll.
Go icheiut Der Eriiliocnt in hieier
Sahe frcie Soonh slt haben. Is par
cntihiebcn Elm Sie1 fiir Die slonlls
niitrotiun. .
Senotor McGlcllan ia1te in uas-
teriiiis,nu icincr WntrG9e, Die Seitas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-25

SbGter fam GtienbHucr nit olpsi
Sel,tIden 8eneralen 6uiammen. se.
gen sic er i'm lesten aries aeiod,teu
bat. 4Ieie beiNen 9enerdIe iino iett
Die mllitar,ibeu 9eruter ilber Die
uorSuuelmCuoe OeutId)e Sluiri;ittng.
Gie 5lpsi Nsutlden @cnerile ,ua.
raR 81, eiHent 9mpiong, oen Der
anrcrlfoniNre 'Sohfommiiiar Sobn
s. McSlop ST gbren Giienbclpers
bprouitaltete, seIaoen. Ser cine lit
Sans SpelSel, Ser Stabsdei bes
8cneralIelomarihaus grlpin Nonr.
mel, Ser Giienbcpcr in airifa uno
europa @lherltano leiitctc. Der on.
oere 9loolI Seuiinser, ser i'm Sriese
bel Der Seeresleltlng in Berlin uar.
6erner mar aanjler 2onrno Moe.
naner tNH oem GmpIarg erid)icncn
lmo olih aurt Sbumad)er. Der Siih.
rer Der SojlalNemofratiid)en Sppp.
ntlon, par eln9eioben pnroen.
Gin sSelt Ser Siebe par cs aeraoe
niht. Shumad)er bat bereits in sln.
'pradlen oelltlif gum Iusorud ee.
broft. baB bic Ieutihen MIR Oann
on Der IuIriiitlng teiInehlnen iper.
Den, penn ibnen niht MIR Ser Sd)us
WeltoeiltdIanos suaeiidIert miro, ION.
bern lie aud, Nas Serlpredsn erlaI.
ten. oaB I'M sSalle zines arieges bie
Nereinlauns SitNeutiNlanos nit oem
Wc'ten oas aIlaemcine 3ie1 iein icl.
Aber cine loldle porberisc Gereintu.
rins piirSc aui einiae meitlide 2Gn.
Der abfiibIenb mirfen. 1ronfreid) hut
bcrelts ertlart, Nab id,on Die melt.
oeutlhc @ieberouiriiitung bon &uB.
lanS oils Ser @eril'd, auisefaBt mer.
Den tonnte, SI1reutid,lano burdl 8c.
malt Scr gunbcsrepubIif einsuuer.
leiben. uno aii oie bamit perbunoene
arlegsgefabr bingepieien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-25
Steubengese|| setzt sich
fuer Siebenbuerger elm
Sendef Brefe NIT Resolution an Senooren-Avfste|vne
elmer Regiervngskommisson verIangt

SSpn ber GlepeIonber Srtsaruppe
t.r Stellben Geiellicfaft aus fom
elm slntrao ben &onareR uno unicre
GeaierllnQ al pcranloIlen, lid Der
Giebel,biirNcr Sufien unaunehmcn.
Sicier slntraa ipuroe Der Steuben=
taollno i'm peraonacncn Sommcr it,
San ,Sruncisco lmtcrbreitet uno pn,
oieicr in Der Slattform oufacncm=
men.
Sum iinh bie eriten fonfrctcn
Ghritte uetan lpprben, I'M Den CT
teilten sluftroa allsaufiibren. Ser
9totionalrat Der Stcuben Sr0aniio=
tion, oelien Sauptquarticr iih in
9teip s)orf befinoet, hat Die lnten=
itebenoe Geiolution alien Senatoren
auQeionbt. Gle itellt Den slntrao boi'
cine NeaierltnNstommiiiipn aeidoi,
fen tpiro, Inn Die SCOT Scr Sieben;
biiraer Sohicn su itl1bieren mr
GnpfchlunNcn su MAIDEN, ipie Oieier
9tot oeIteucrt pcrbcu fam.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-25

audi in aroben 3piihenrGumen,
Surbaucn an.
&erbGltnismGBig raid erbolt iid
Gurbapen nit ieinen Stnotteilen 80.
ie uuo Iubneu oils Norolccbao. 3ie
geIudersablen Ser uori1bri9en .lnS
SiesjiJrigen Saiion fonntcn iid)
id)pn mieOer neu iebcn laiien. Sic
Nerbinoung bon Meer, 8att, Glbc
llno 9aienleben iibt aui picle cine
Itarfc sln5Iebungsfrait aus. Srhon
beute linnen bie StaotpGter oariibcr
nad, mas lie sur gerih0neruna ser
Sur uno Stranbanlagen nod tun
fonnen, nm es 1851 bcn 8aocg1iten
10 bcbasliG tuie m0alid su MAIDEN.
Gs iinb allcl iuieoer GeranitaltunSen
arobercn Stiles noraciebcn tpie oas
nod Dem arieae itlon alpoimal nit
bctrabtlidcm griolg pieOer Ourd)-
aeiiibrte Yieroerenncn i'm 9ubncr
Watt Ilh i'm Scebdber- -Sdiiisper,
febr bon Sanlburs nah Sen Ssnieln
lit uno blcibt Gurhapen cine pieI Be.
ind,tc, midtise Station.
NIles in aaem oiirite Gurbapen
oui oem ridtigeu 8eee iein, ipenn
es auf @robitaotebreeij perSibtct
llno leine Ylanlnsen auf cine ems.
giiltige Ginwobner5abl bon $4,000
abltellt. Die ,lngeiiibr Dem @eltungs.
eroo entipriht. Sen man auf bieiem
6uberlten @lbeporpolten bel eiuigcr
8unit oes SdlirfIaIs umo untcr sln.
lpannllng aller &rGite erreiben fam.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-25
Avsgewiesene 0stdevtsche
in der britischen Zone

Samburg. - Nad, Mitteilungcn
Der peItoe,,tihen Nolisei lit cine
8r,Wpe Don 81 Sltbcutihen oils
"Spionc. Sic Sen 9rieSen per1ett
baben". mad, WeItNeutidlono ausse.
,uieien ,poroen, neil lie sort Scr.
wanbte bciud)t hatten Sic murSen
i'm i5liidtIlngsla9er ltelien in Der
6ritiiden Some untersebrad,t.
slls Die 8ruppe an Scr aontrou.
iteue @alfcnrieo eintrai. faste Sic
Holi;ci. beianb lid, eine 50 Sabre
alte Grau oarunter. Tie Ndnner
marcn nit Gctten aneinanoer gcief.
ieIt. Die Samburser Sonntassaei.
tung vWelt am Sonntas" beriftete.
Sic Musae,uieienen iasten, meiiere
@ruopen niirben ibnen Sue:mal in
Ser @ohe fcIger.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-25
"RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, he American
people subscribe to the funda-
mental principle of the protec-
ton of human rights, and to the
practice of charity and good
will, and
WHEREAS, we have hereto
fore subscribed to the principles
enunciated in the Atlantic Char
ter abhorring the practice of
territorial self-aggrandizement
and advocating self-determina-
ton and the pursuit of the Four
Freedoms in all countries every
where, and
WHEREAS, the Saxon people
of Pennsylvania, Rumania, have
by reason of the failures and
shortcomings of American
representatives at Yalta, Tehe-
ran and Potsdam, been caused.
unnecessarily, by reason of their
German Ethnic Origin, to suffer
and endure diabolic hardships
and to live in the shadow of
Draconic laws inexperienced in
300 years of Transylvania-
Saxon history, and
WHEREAS, the policy here
tofore pursued of "to the victor
belong the spoils'', reinforced
by the spirit of vindictiveness
and vengeance, has confronted
these oppressed people with
only dark and hopeless future,
NOW, THEREFORE, the
Steuben Society of America, in
the interests of American honor
and prestige, does hereby advo-
cate and request the creation OF
a duly authorized Government
Commission, under the jurisdic-
ton of the Congress of the
United States, to investigate
and study the plight of the
Pennsylvania Saxons, and re.
port its recommendations, to tN
end that said conditions affect.
ing the fate and destiny of these
people may, in the interests OF
fairness and justice, be allevi.
ated and remedied."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-25
SnternatiOnalcr @ctt6ciuerb fir
Micbcranfban Sclgulanbs.

Wicocranfban !1elaulanbs.
Die 8auperDaltllng bes 2onofrei.
les Yinneberg in ShIcslpis. .Solltciu
gu Dem Selgolano aeb0rt, fat 4line
1ur elnen internationalen g8ettbc.
pcrb sum @ieoerouibau ser sSniel
9eIaolano ausgearbeitct. Nad oel,
gegcupartigcn Breiien rehnct mdn
init eIncm aoitenauipano bon sc
Willionen Marf.
Nad ben erIten GrmGguuscn Ser
Glnneberacr @aupcupaItuna ioaer
junadIt slrseiter aui Die Sniel ac.
bradt weroen, Inn in etua cinen
Sabr Die Sriimmer su beieitiaen
@dbreno oicier Scit tonne sic inter.
rationale slusidrcibung itattiinocn
Nnseiihts ser grcbcn @clGnoeuer,
dnocrlngen Ser SnieI beiiirportc1
mon in Einncbers cinen terrolici0r,
mlgcn Iuibau.
Shon nGbrcnb ser criten 9au,
ltule fonnten mieoer gaoeglIte oit
Snlel bciuden. slud, Saacsgilte, bie
Iriiber so Grosent ser SnieIbciud,el
ausmahten, f0nnten in oieier 2ei1
ldon mieNer nah SelgoIano iabren
auf Der Sniel ion ierner Elm inter,
natlonaleS Suaenobeim iiir sic Gii.
ltcnltaaten ser NorSice crri6tet ,ucr.
Sen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-25
STEUBEN SOCIETY
OF AMERICA
NATiONe.L COUNCIL
$50 LEXINGTON AVENUE. SUITE zoos
LEXINGTON TOWERS
Between 4oth ond 4lst Streets
NEW YOPk y N

LEXINGTON TOWERS
setween 4osh ond 4lss Streets
NEW YORK ", N. Y.
January II, 1851
"My Dear Senator:
We take the liberty of enclos-
ing herewith a resolution con-
corning the desperate plight of
the Saxon peoples of Transyl-
vania.
You will note that the reso-
luton advocates the creation of
a duly authorized governmental
commission under the jurisdic-
ton of the Congress of the
United States for investigation
and study.
May we respectfully solicit
your cooperation?
With kindest regards, l am
Sincerely yours,
Theo. H. Hoffman,
National Chairman"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-25
Weniser Angst vor Krieg
in Europa: Trysve Lie

9tclp Nnrf. - II. g. Seneralic:
fretGr SrpNuc Sic. Der i'm ,Slu0ielll
hicrber surildfehrtc. iaatc. in Glrp
pa be'tebc meniNer SlnNlt ppr einen
unmittlchar beporitcbcnocn &clt,
frieN ols i'm Sonner. Sic sunch.
menbc $,nffnuna, paH Elm nellcl
&onflift ah0clpenoet iuerocn fDnnc
0riinoe lid Nr0Btentcils ouf Die II
q. Sutcrrcntion in &orco. Sic iiiot,
binslL CT ici iebr cnttGuiht Dariibcr
bai l;cipinN Den lebtcn Il. g. ,Srie:
bcnsuppcll suriifaclpicicn hobc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-25

Mai,,5. Die ,pelthefunnten
glaAperfe Sdott & Co.. eines Der
grobtcn g!aSoerarbeitenOen Inter.
negmen Shiirinsens. perleate ieInen
Sis ncn Seun in Ser rniIiid)en Snue
uod) VtoIus. 1000 Irbeiicr uro Mn.
ecItcutc uerNei, III bem Nerf einen
Nr{eitspkpb tinDHn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-25

murSc lno iaIls es niht naG penieen
Saacn enSsiiItis wieoer einseitcat
mirN
Evening star., 1951-10-05
Diplomatic Sets
Tennis Tourney
Opens Tomorrow

An international tennis tourna-
Iment, in which Chang Kai-shek' s
Iemmissaries may flnd themselves
Ipitted against a team representing
the Soviet Union, start tomorrow
morning on the courts of st. AL
bans Boys School at Thirty-fourth
and Garfield streets NV.
The tournament, first of its kind
Ito be held here, was organized by
the State Departments Recrea-
ton Association. Invitations to a
mems doubles elimination tourney
were extended to diplomatic mis-
sions and international organiza-
tions in Washington.
Eleven teams from the State
Department and IA others entered.
They are, in addition to the two
mentioned. the British, French,
Dutch. Indonesia, Pakistan. Thai
land. International Bank for Re-
construction and International
Monetary Fund. The Turks, Cey-
loneSe, Cambodians and Luxem-
bourgianS each entered one player
and each has been paired with a
State Department man in the Or
ganization of the tourney.
The tourney will be played to-
morrow and Sunday and on the
following Saturday and Sunday.
Evening star., 1951-10-05
Fl. BeIvoir Work Stoppage
On Priority Jobs Continues

A work stoppage on nearly IS
million worth of priority construc-
ton continued at Fort Belvoir
today as AFL workmen protested
against Government employment
Of non-union men.
Public information officers re-
ported % union men and ST nom
union workers were on the job
today. with some 200 others laying
off. A few union men were re-
ported to have trickled back since
the walkout last Monday.
The possibility of a compromise
before next week appeared slim.
Government legal experts were re-
ported seeking a solution that
would satisfy the AFL.
Crux of the impasse is a regula-
ton which compels military au-
Ithorities to let contracts to the
lowest responsible bidder, regard
less Of the contractors attitude
toward hiring union or non-union
labor.
Evening star., 1951-10-05
Hurricane Moves North;
Wind May Hit Cape Cod
BY the As.eeiatsd Press

BOSTON. Oct. 5.-New Eng
landers showed little concern for
the fringe of a hurricane slowly
moving up the Atlantic Coast to-
day.
The Weather Bureau reported
that the hurricane was continuing
its northeastWard course at 8 to 10
miles an hour with winds up to
81 miles an hour in the hurricanes
center.
The bureau added that New
England would probably receive no
more than a good rain drenching
and high winds such as might be
experienced with a heavy north
east storm.
Cape Cod winds were reported
blowing at 80 miles an hour with
peak winds 40 to so miles an
hour expected later.
Reports along the coast showed
small boats snugged down safely
with mills and factories we'll pre-
pared for any high winds and
tides.
Evening star., 1951-10-05
Cripps Back in Britain,
Apparently Cured
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

LONDON, Oct. 5.-Sir Stafford
CrippS II the "Mr. Austerity" of
postwar Britain-came home to-
day after II months of medical
treatment in Switzerland.
He was apparently cured of the
spinal and stomach ailments
which at one time threatened his
life.
He told reporters his homecom-
ing has nothing to do with the
general election.
The 62-year -old former chan
celler Of the exchequer said he
would not know for another IL
months whether he would be able
to re-enter politics.
Evening star., 1951-10-05
u. 5. Dependents Allowed To Return 10 Hono Konu

The United States consulate
general said today the State De-
partment would "interpose no OBJ
lection" to the return Of the wives
and children Of State Department
workers here. About Is wives and
80 children Of consulate employees
were evacuated during last win
ter's war scare.
This gives the go-ahead to other
Americans, some Of whom fol-
lowed the Governments lead and
sent their dependents home.
Evening star., 1951-10-05
Parks Chief Demaray
TO Refirein December;
Wirth 10 GET Post

Director Arthur E. Demaray OF
the National Park Service, who is
retiring December 8, according to
Secretary of the Interior Chap
man, will be succeeded by Conrad
L. Wirth, associate director.
| Mr.. Demaray had given notice
earlier that he was retiring about
that time. He has been director
since April l, when Newton B.
Drury left to become director OF
the California State Park System.
Friends of Mr.. Drury said he was
replaced to give Mr.. Demaray rec
ognition for long years of service
before he reached retirement age,
SIS years. He now is 64.
Other Changes Made.
Other changes in the National
Park Service on December 8 were
announced by Mr.. Chapman.
Thomas J. Allen. regional direc-
tor at Richmond. Va. will become
assistant director of the service.
The post of associate director will
be abolished when Mr.. Wirth be-
comes director.
Hillory A. TolSon. senior as
sistant director, will serve as dl-
rector when Mr.. Wirth is absent.
Served Since 1903.
Mr.. Demaray entered Federal
service as a messenger boy in
1908. Before transferring to the
National Park Service in 1917 he
was a Reclamation Bureau ap-
prentice craftsman in Nevada. He
plans to retire to Tucson, Ariz.
Mr.. Wirth was born in 1899 at
Hartford, Conn. where his father
was superintendent of parks. The
elder Wirth later was superin-
tendent Of Minneapolis parks for
% years. The directors brother.
Walter Wirth, is in charge of
Pennsylvania State Parks.
Evening star., 1951-10-05
ADVERTISEMENT.
Worry Of
FALSE Teeth
Slipping or lrritatina2

Don't be embarrassed by loose false
teeth slipping, dropping or wobbling
when you eat. talk or laugh. Just sprin-
kle little FAsTEETH on your plates.
This pleasant powder gives remark
able sense Of added comfort and secu-
rity by holding plates more firmly No
gummy, gooey, paSty taSte or feeling
It's alkaline mon -acid). Get FAS-
TEETH at any drug store
Evening star., 1951-10-05
by the Assoeioied Press

by the Associoied Press
HONG KONG, Oct. 5.-Wives
and other dependents Of Ameri-
cans in Hong Kong-evacuated
last January when this British
colony seemed in danger of in
vasion from Red China-can now
come back.
The political and military situ-
alton here has been easing rapidly
since the Reds got begged down in
Korea.
Evening star., 1951-10-05
BruziI Lists Its Towns

SAC PAULO. Brazil.-Brazil has
488 towns with more than 5000
population, according to the 1850
census.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-21
Extiting Drama Now on Screen
 Al 2Oih Century

Paramount's Silver City," which is at the goth Century Theatre, is a sizzling adventure drama chronic ling the greed, treachery and vio- lence that made life in the mining regions of the old West so eventful. Filmed in Technicolor in the beau- tiful High Sierras, this handsomely mounted Nat Holt, production stars Edmond O'Brien, Yvonne De Carlo Barry Fitzgerald and Richard Arlen, who respectively portray a mining engineer with a flair for robbery, a prospector out for revenge, a fast shooting spitfire who bosses a min- ing crew, and murderous old silver tycoon.
 With these, and score of other colorful characters, the film punches out it's exciting tale of ruthless for tune seekers in conflict on lawless frontier. O'Brien's piracy of silver swag and his escape to another boom town ignite the plot fuse. There he is drawn into a murderous struggle to prevent Yvonne and her father from working a rich claim.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-21
Lihey!y Ship Goes Aqround with Grain;
 Quickly RefIoafed

SEATTLE, Dec. 21-,R-The SS. John Murray Forbes, outbound with load of grain, went aground near the mouth of the Columbia River carly today but was quickly refloat- ed, the Coast Guard reported.
 Thirteenth Coast Guard District headquarters said the Liberty ship grounded near Three Tree Point, about seven miles east of Tongue Point, Ore, where the Danish motor vessel Erria caught fire and burned yesterday.
 Commercial tugs pulled the For bes free in about four hours, the Coast Guard said.
 l The Forbes figured in other mari- time news recently. The vessel was one of three which took part in the rescue of survivors of the S.S. George Walton after the freighter caught ! fire 300 miles off the Washington coast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-21
FWS Official with 20 Years Service Transfers 10 ANS

Milton J. Furness, administrative officer of the Fish and Wildlife Ser vice. and for 20 years an employed of FWS, is resigning to accept { position with the Alaska Native Service in Juneau as property of ficer.
 He began his career with the FWs as an enforcement agent in the state of Washington. He also did toul of duty in Washington, D. O., before coming to Juneau in 1943.
 His successor to the FWS job will not be named until Clarence Rhode regional director, return from Wash ington, D. c. in January.
 The change will be effective Jan uary 1, according to Howard Baltzo assistant regional director of FWS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-21
Double Feature Bill al Weekend Af Capitol

Days of danger and nights oi romance are the excitement-drench- ed ingredients of ''The Secret of St Ives" swashbuckling new Columbia picture at the Capitol Theatre to- night. Based upon the famous Rob- ert Louis Stevenson novel and set in the colorful, intrigue-filled era of the Napoleonic wars. The Secret of St Ives" brings to the. screen a stellar cast headed by Richard Ney, Vanesa Brown and Henry Daniell.
 "The Golden Stallion" Republics Roy Rogers Trucolor starrer the other feature, is the 78th picture that Roy has made for Republic since he first appeared OF the screen in Under Western Stars" in March 1888. Trigger, his famed Palomino has been in every one of the 78 films with Roy.
 Golden Stallion" will be the fea- ture attraction at the Annual Elks Christmas show for all Gastineau Channel children under IA years, Saturday afternoon. Doors open 12;- 45 and party at Elks Hall will fol- low the show at 2:55.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-21
Subversive Count Dropped Against Veteran Searial:

SEATTLE, Dec. 21-gR-A veter- an seafarer, who once was detain- ed by the Russians in Siberia for two years, has won a six-month fight to clear himself of Coast Guard charges of being a suspected subversive.
 The seafarer and soldier of for tune, James (Jimmy) Crooks, is a member of the Marine Firemen's Union (Ind). He was screened off U. s. Merchant ships last June un- der the Coast Guards waterfront security program. He appeared and a hearing was held in Seattle in Oct ober.
 Today he displayed a letter from the Coast Guard advising him that he is no longer considered a security risk and may sail on U. s. Merchant vessels.
 Crooks, an Irish-born naturalized citizen. started to sea in 1913. In lc1t, liC Wdo ohiPJSi Ol q u odAii6 schooner, the Nome, which he said was taken over by the Russians in Siberia. Crooks and his ship were detained two years. When he re- turned to the United States. he said, he turned over all his maps, charts and other information to govern ment authorities.
 T have always opposed the Con- munists and have never been a subversive'," he said. And I never doubted for moment that would be completely cleared of all charg- es. But I never though would be deprived of my livelihood for six months while I was being cleared Crooks said he had had only five weeks work on an Alaskan cannery tender during the six months. He declared T am in favor of pro- per security measures" but he de- clared that a seaman charged under the screening program should re- ceive immediate hearing and have the right to meet his accusers face to face"