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Evening star., 1947-10-17

The Corporation Counsels Of
flee has been busy for week
preparing for a legal showdown
with the District National Guard
in the battle over financial con-
troll of the Armory's huge drill
hall and awaits only the 60
ahead signal from the Commits
sioners before bringing suit in
District Court.
This development was brought to
light following disclosure by the
Commissioners yesterday that they
had sent a sternly worded ultimatum
by special messenger to Brig. Gen.
Albert L. Cox, commander of the
District National Guard, demanding
that he Immediately turn over to
Evening star., 1947-10-17

the city all funds collected for rental
of the hall.
In their letter to Gen. Cox,
the Commissioners branded as COM
pletely Illegal the curious arrange
,ment whereby the Home Build
ers' Association contracted to pay
$500 to a hastily formed Guard
benefit group, the Headquarters De-
tachment Association. to- lease the
hall for their current show. The
Commissioners demanded imme-
diate delivery of the $500, which
was paid october 7, and all other
sums received for use of the hall.
All the papers in the fight for
control of what was originally
planned to be Washington's largest
(See ARMORY, Page A-4.l
Evening star., 1947-10-17
By W. H. Shippen. Jr.
A...: z III. VI,

Experimentation by a pilot
with the ground controls while
in flight was blamed by the Civil
Aeronautics Board today for the
Incredible maneuver which sent
a fully loaded four -engined
American Airlines passenger
transport through the first half
OF an outside loop nine days ago
near Ell Paso, Tex.
The report revealed how the in
verted transport, with 4s passengers
and luggage hitting the ceiling in
the cabin. and two of three pilots
bouncing about the cockpit, was
rolled out of its upside. down position
few hundred feet above the ground
by co-pilot who had been strapped
Evening star., 1947-10-17
Late News
Bulletin
Prisoner Esrnnas
Prisoner Escapes

A prisoner being escorted by
deputy marshal from q Sec
Ond floor cellblock to the
clerks office in Municipal
Court ecaped this afternoon
and now is being sought by
police. The prisoner was
identified as Benny Melvin, 36,
colored, who was on his way to
post bond on a HOUSEKEEPING
charge.
Evening star., 1947-10-17
Upside-Do Down Flight Is Blamed
OnGround Control Testin Air
CAB Says Pilot, Since Resigned, Caused
Dive Of Airner Near Ell Poso October8

into his seat before the plane took
a dive.
At the same time American Air
lines announced the resignation of
the pilot, Capt. c. r. Sisto, who is
alleged to have tried out the ground
gust lock controls while in flight,
Capt. Sisto was in command of the
craft.
Two passengers from Washington,
Charles H. Colvin, consultant with
the Presidents Air Policy Commits
sion, and Mrs. William E. Dalton,
1928 Clifton street NV. were among
the passengers en- route to. Los
Angeles in the DC-4 transport
when the maneuver occurred Oc-
tober 8.
First statements by the pilots in
dicated the automatic pilot had
(Soo pT ANE pooo AN
Evening star., 1947-10-17
Russians Demand Custer
OF Seoul Police Chief
BY the Associated Press

SEOUL, Oct. II (P.-Russian Col.
Gen. T. F. Shtikov demanded today
that 1t. Gen. John r. Hodge, Amer
lean commander in South Korea.
remove Seoul Police Chief T. S.
Chang Immediately for making
"inimical attacks" on the Soviet
delegation to the joint American
Soviet Commission.
The commission is deadlocked over
proposals to unity American-oc-
cupied South Korea and Soviet
occupied North Korea and to estab-
lish Korean provisional govern
ment. Secretary of State Marshall
recently urged that the Korean issue
be placed before the United Nations
Assembly.
Gen. Shtikov, head of the Rus
Evening star., 1947-10-17
Detroit Housewives
Save Bread Slices,
Some Pretty Stale
ey the Associated p,.,,

DETROIT. Oct. 17.-Detroit-
ers can use some education on
President Truman's food -sav-
ing plan, members of the new
City Conservation Committee
decided today after receiving
telephone calls from several
housewives who reported they
had saved 20 to 30 slices of
bread.
Some of it is getting pretty
stale-are you going to collect
it or do you want me to take it
to an agency somewhere?" one
woman asked.
Evening star., 1947-10-17
Brazil Reported Planning
Break With Russia Soon
BY the Assoeioted Press

RIO DE JANEIRO, Oct. ia
high Government source said to-
day that Brazil would break -diplo-
matte relations with Russia shortly.
He said an official announcement
could be expected within u hours.
The basis of the break, the ir-
formant said, will be Russia's 1ail-
ure to give satisfaction asked in
a recent Brazilian note seeking an
explanation of attacks on President
Eurico Gaspar Dutra, the Brazilian
Army and the government by lives
tia, the Soviet government news
paper.
Evening star., 1947-10-17
Sun to Breok Through
With Mercury in 70's

The sun will break through this
mornings fog and clouds to bring
the thermometer to the high 70s
this afternoon, according to the
Weather Bureau. The humidity,
which was 100 per cent at 7 am,
is expected to stay above 80.
Tomorrow the same weather will
be repeated, according to the fore
caster. There will be more fog and
clouds, with the mercury reaching
a low of SO, then it will become
sunny and warm again.
Evening star., 1947-10-17

agreement which probably
would end Frances two-day
Seamen's strike tomorrow.
ny the Associated Press
Paris, Oct. 17.-Government
delegates and union representa-
tives said today they were near
ing an agreement aimed at end
ing maritime strike which has
tied up French ports since yes
terday morning.
Nearly 10000 maritime workers
were off the job. demanding Is per
cent pay increases.
A special government committee
convened in midafternoon to try to
find formula for ending a strike
OF 10000 transport workers, whose
demands for more money have tied
up the buses and subways of Paris
since Monday.
Workmen hurriedly tried to repair
nine Of the subway SYSTEMS IL gen.
orators which officials said were
"sabotaged' during the night. Rep
resentatives of two small independ-
ent unions, which voted yesterday
to return to work, we're invited to
attend today's meeting.
CGT Fights Back to- Work Move
Premier Paul Ramadier had an
nouneed earlier that he intended to
requisition enough electricians to get
the subway under at least partial
operation, but company officials said
this would do no good unless the
generators were repaired.
The munist-dominated Gen.
eral Confederation of Labor (CGT
continued it's exhortations to men,
bers to disregard the back-to work
pleas Of the government, which has
refused to discuss the wage issue
until the strikers get back on the
job
The first break in the four day
old strike came late yesterday after
noon when seven buses began run
ming on the line linking the Eiffel
Tower area with the suburbs. Re-
sumption of the service came after
two independent unions voted to re-
turn to work.
Nine-tenths of the transport en-
ployes who participated in the origi-
nal walkout still remained on strike,
however, and there appeared no i'm
mediate possibility of their volun-
tary return.
Rail Strike Averted.
Informed sources said Mr.. Ra-
nader was considering reqdsition-
ing sufficient help to get the i'm
portant Vincennes-Neuilly subway
line, which crosses Paris from east
to west, running during the day
He also was. represented as hopeful
of getting at least two more bus
lines operating.
A threatened strike on the gov
ernment operated railways was
averted yesterday when Mr.. Ra-
nader persuaded workers to ne
gotiate requested pay increases di-
rectly with the national railway Or
ganization At the same time he
STAYED off an impending walkout of
I ICoo FpENru Ooro A20
Evening star., 1947-10-17
BY the Assoeioted Press

LAKE SUCCESS, Oct. IT,
British Attorney General Sir
Hartley Shawcross today an
pealed to Russia directly to ac-
cept a British compromise on
Secretary of State Marshall's
program for overhauling the
peace-keeping machinery of the
United Nations.
In a speech dripping with sar-
casm Shawcross accused Russia S
Andrei Y. Vishinsky of making an
excursion into the realms of fan
tasy' in opposing the American plan
for continuous year-round sitting
OF the 81 nations as sort of Little
Assembly"
AT the same time, however. he
urged Vishinsky to meet the British
nall way in trying to put an
end to vehement and inf1ammatory
speeches" and in finding middle
of-the-road approach to the Little
Assembly" proposal
Puzzled by Opposition.
Declaring that he was unable to
understand Russia's bitter opposi-
ton to the American proposal,
Shawcross told the General Assem-
bly's 57-member Political Commit
tee:
Mr.. Vishinsky conjured up a
blood curdling picture of warmong-
ers and Fascist beasts, COLLINS and
ghosts. engaged in some dark plot,
some deep machination, to subju-
gate and set aside the charter of
the United Nations in order to pre-
vent the Soviet delegation exercis-
ing the veto in the altruistic way it
always does. for the protection
of, I am afraid, most ungrateful
small powers.
That exciting excursion into the
realm of fantasy was not, of course,
intended for the benefit of this
committees but for that of an audi
ence as far removed from this COM
mittee as it is from the realities of
the existing world situation"
Charge Made II Times
He said Vishinsky had declared
no less than II times, by actual
count, that the Little Assembly"
plan was fragrant violation of the
U. N Charter but added that mere
repetition, however extravagantly
expressed, does not lend substance
to an empty argument"
Shawcross said he feared that vi
shinsky's real objection was not for
legal reasons, but because he thought
it undesirable that world opinion
should have an opportunity of ex-
pressing itself more than is abso-
lutely necessary"
"Why is it," he asked, that our
friends-for we want them to be
our friends-are so frightened of
dissatisfaction discussion is, after
all. all that we contemplate here?
What nonsense it is to say, as
the Yugoslav delegate said. that
this committee (the Little Assem-
bly, would be dominated by the
United States. the tool of bloc of
great powers"
Close Palestine Vote Seen.
Meanwhile, the United Nations
cleared the way for tackling pro-
posals aimed at solving the Pales-
tine question. The official record
showed an almost even division
among delegates on the plan to par
(See U. N, Page A-4)
Evening star., 1947-10-17

pendence by setting up a spe-
cial commission to observe an
early Korean election of
national assembly.
BY the Associated Press
LAKE SUCCESS, Oct. 1.-THE
United States answer to the
Russian proposal that American
and Soviet occupation troops be
pulled out of Korea almost i'm
mediately was reported ready
today for submission to the
United Nations Assembly.
Advance plans called for Russia
to be formally notified, along with
Britain and China, before the Amer
lean resolution was filed. Officials
said they assumed the notice was
given.
Proposing a step-by-step arrange
ment for carrying out the wartime
Allied pledge to restore independ-
ence to Korea, the resolution asks
United Nations observation rather
than direct supervision of the
process, American sources said.
Soviet Plan Offered Last Month.
The windup of the military occu-
patton which has split the country
into separate Soviet and American
zones would be left to negotiation
with Korean regime to be set up
after election of a National Assem-
bly, under the eyes of a United
Nations commission.
Russia's unexpected proposal that
troops be ordered out by January /
was submitted last month to joint
United States-Soviet commission at
Seoul, which for more than Two
years has been deadlocked over ar
rangements to establish provisional
government.
American opposition to immediate
withdrawal of troops was said au-
thoritatively to parallel American
objections to immediate British
withdrawal from Palestine. The re-
suit would be vacuum likely to
produce disorders, in the American
official view.
Advance notice to Russia, Britain
and China was decided on because
these, with the United States, COM
prise the Big Four Pacific powers
which under the 1945 Moscow agree
ment undertook to establish Korean
independence after a five-year trus-
teeship.
u. N. Assistance Sought.
American authorities have made
the point that this Government, in
turning to the United Nations, was
seeking advice and assistance in
breaking the deadlock. There was
said to be no intent to bypass the
Pacific Big Four.
Meanwhile, United Nations dele
cations have been asked by an un-
official group from South Korea to
consider a draft resolution which
calls for strict U. N. supervision
both of elections and of withdrawal
OF occupation troops. American au-
thorities rejected the idea of direct
supervision in framing the United
States resolution, on the ground
that the primary responsibility be-
longed to the Big Four and that
the U. N. lacked adequate facilities.
Evening star., 1947-10-17
D.. C. Prepares Suit to Regain
Renting Control of Armory

Commissioners Send UItimatum to Gen. Cox
Branding Show Lease as Completely Illegal
Evening star., 1947-10-17
Brewery Grain
Program Calls
-
For Ample Beer
Industry Sets Saving
Goal at $50, 900
Bushels q Month

COLLIFLOWER NAMED head Of
District Citizens Food Commit
tee. Page B-1
Evening star., 1947-10-17
Britain Appeals
To Russians on
Little Assembly
Compromise Proposal
Urged on Vishinsky
In Showcross Speech
BULL

LAKE SUCCESS R.-Russia
charged today that the United
states respects neither the
Charter nor the principles of
the United Nations" The
charge was made before the
Assembly's Political Commit
tee by Soviet Deputy Foreign
Minister Andrei A. Gromyko.
Evening star., 1947-10-17

(See FRENCH, Page A-3.D
Evening star., 1947-10-17
Agreement Reported
Near 10 End French
Maritime WaIkout
Nearly 1000 OFF Jobs
In Demand for IS Pct.
Increases in Pay
BULLETIN

PARIS (P1.-The government
and union leaders announced
tonight they had reached an
agreement which probably
would end Frances two-day
Seamen's strike tomorrow,
Evening star., 1947-10-17

(See CASEY, Page A-4D
Evening star., 1947-10-17

(See FOOD, Page A-4J
Evening star., 1947-10-17
u. 5. Requests U. n.
To Establish Korean
Election Commission
National Assembly Would
Be Picked in Move TO
Speed independence
Bull Elm

LAKE SUCCESS R. The
United States formally asked
the United Nations Assembly
today to speed Korean inde-
pendence by setting up a spe-
cial commission to observe an
early Korean election of
national assembly.
Evening star., 1947-10-17

(See PLANE, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1947-10-17

(See CIO, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1947-10-17

(See ALCOHOLIC CLINIC, Pg. A-3
Evening star., 1947-04-16

-6-rm. bungalow,
$5S per month.
Venetian blinds,
ped, oil heat, full
blks. across ne.
Sargent I'd. bus.
'th st. ne. HO.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

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Evening star., 1947-04-16
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2-story home On lEe. lot Il heart Of town:
vile, Nd, WA 5000.
(contanusd O Nsxt Pase.I
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program.

program.
Speaking at the 54th annual
conference of the I. A. C. P.
here this morning, Barrett
told the chiefs that in addition
to working for improved legis-
lation to control criminal &C
tlvlty and to promote public
safety, the major goal of the
association should be the Gin
struction, training and devel-
opment of the professional po-
llceman as a preventer of
crime"