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Evening star., 1947-09-06
Midget Star Discovery Hints
AT Millions in Milky Way
Scientist at University Of Virginia Credited
With Mathematical Solution of Position

each 16 years at a distance OF
As 900 900 miles. The two in turn
revolve around a still larger star in
the northern heavens in from zoe
to 300 years.
The whole contitutes q triple
perhaps even quadruple-star, DR.
Alden reported. The fact that such
an object can be demonstrated to
exist leads to the high probability
that they are quite numerous
astronomers at the meeting ex-
planned. None of them ever will be
seen from the earth, since apparent
ly they shine. if at all, with a dull
light that would be invisible even
at so short q distance as Alpha
Centauri, the nearest star to the
sun, which is only about five light
years away. A light year is the dis
(Cee EJENPv pc "a A1l
Evening star., 1947-09-06
Australia Designated
By Indonesia 10 Aid
In U. n. Peace Effort
Consular Mission Asked
To Speed Up Check
On Ceuse-Fire Order
BY the Associated Press

BATAVIA, Sept. 6.-The Indo-
nesian Republic today designated
Australia to represent it in a
United Nations-sponsored at
tempt to solve the Dutch-Indo-
nesian conflict.
The Netherlands previously had
chosen Belgium as its representative.
Australia and Belgium will select a
third party. The three then will
attempt to reconcile the Dutch and
Indonesians.
Several members Of a six-nation
consular mission, also u. N.-spon-
sored, were reported to have received
home government instructions to
expedite plans for supervision of the
cease-fire order in Indonesia.
September 80 Report Asked.
A qualified informant said the
consular mission had been instructed
to report to the Security Council by
September 80.
The informant said 80 military or
naval officers would be sent by each
nation to provide technical assist
ance and to report on the cease fire.
Batavia sources said the desire to
accelerate the missions activities
presumably was linked with grow
ing Dutch dissatisfaction over the
present situation, In which both
sides admit that shooting is con-
tinuing and in which division of the
country into Republican and Dutch
occupied areas is delaying economic
rehabilitation.
More Clashes Reported.
These sources predicted Hubertus
j. Van Nook, acting Dutch COVER
nor general of the Indies, on his
predicted flight next week from the
Hague to Washington, would tell
United States officials that the
Dutch would not wait indefinitely
for a solution.
A Netherlands Army communique
reported 81 more clashes with the
1ndonesians yesterday. It admitted
that the Dutch had lost five killed
and 28 wounded in the last two days
Time is running out for the
Dutch" a neutral informant said.
"The Dutch cabinet has almost Ger
tainly decided to back the Van
Nook policy that unless the cease
fire becomes a reality and Jogjak-
arta Republican capitaD suspends
its propaganda war, it will be nee
essary-from the Dutch viewpoint
to renew operations and capture
Jogjakarta. So far United Nations
(See INDONESIA, Page A-2.)
Evening star., 1947-09-06

At the precinct Wyven was booked
on charges of passing a stop sign
driving while drunk, simple assault
and disorderly conduct.
Wyvell, who Is a remodeling con-
tractor with Offices in the 1900 block
of Connecticut avenue NV, denied
the charges at his arraignment in
Municipal Court today. He told re-
porters he believed Pvt. Wildman
had broken his own arm while
swinging the nightstick. The case
was continued until September II.
The contractor, who stands 6 feet
tall and weighs about 180 pounds,
said he was an amateur prize-f1ghter
while In college.
According to Pvt. Wildman's ver-
sion of the incident, both men fell
twice while scufning on the sidewalk,
(See POLICE, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1947-09-06
By Thomas R. Henry
Sfar Sfoff Correspondent

EVANSTON, ILL.,, Sept. 6.-The
Milky Way galaxy may be filled
with millions of midget stars,
less than a tenth the size of the
sun.
Discovery Of one such object
was reported to the American
Astronomical Society, meeting here
today, by DR.. Harold L. Alden of
the University of Virginia. 1t is so
small, for star, that its mass is
barely sufficient for it to shine by
its own light, DR.. Alden reported.
. This particular star was discovered
at the Mccormick Observatory in
Charlottesville by the eccentricities
it produced in the orbit of another
star around which 1t revolves once
Evening star., 1947-09-06
PeaceEfforts
Pushed as Strike
Curtai|sSteeI
Carnegie Shutdown
Costs Enough for
5000 Autos q Day
BY the Assoeiofed Press

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. g.
New efforts were made today to
settle wildcat rail strike which
Carnegie Illinois Steel Corp. said
is causing loss of enough steel
to make 5000 automobiles a day.
Settlement attempts were spear
headed by representatives of two
railroad brotherhoods dispatched
from Cleveland in an effort to get
the 1900 operating employees of the
union railroad back on the job. The
railroad transports materials to and
from big Pittsburgh mills of the
steel firm.
The railroaders, who struck yes
terday, are members of the Brother
hood of Railroad Trainmen and
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers. The strike was called unau-
thorized by both the National Medi-
alton Board at Washington and A.
F. Whitney, Cleveland, president of
the trainmen's brotherhood.
Six-Hour Conference Held.
The workers were reported to be
seeking a 50-cents- an-hour pay in
crease package, including the costs
of four-WeekS vacations for 20-year
men and other contract changes.
While railroad brotherhood repre-
sentatives conferred with officials of
the union railroad for six hours last
night, Carnegie Illinois quickly
scaled its basic operations down to
zero point. Mills employing $4,000
were affected.
C. r. Cox, president of the steel
corporation, said in a statement
the walkout is causing loss of about
$1,000 tons of finished steel products
daily.
He said this much finished steel
would make any of these items:
5000 automobiles, 1000 freight
cars, ITS, 900 home refrigerators, 250,-
900 washing machines, 100 miles of
Pinch pipe and 1892, ,0oo, ,0oo, 900
eight-penny nails.
He said the loss represented
enough steel products to build
10000 homes.
Severe Effect Held Possible.
He explained the corporation de-
pends on the railroad "for the ham
ding of its raw materials and fin
isked products in the Pittsburgh
district" Like Carnegie Illinois. the
union railroad is a subsidiary of
the United States Steel Corp.
"A General Motors source in De-
troit said ultimate effect of the
strike on the automobile industry
could be very severe" General
Motors and other auto producers
have long complained over steel
shortages. Such shortages have
caused intermittent shutdowns in
aut5 plants, holding up the manu-
facture of cars.
Picket lines of railroaders were
respected by incorporating en-
ployes of the union railroad, who
are affiliated with the C1O United
Steel Workers
Evening star., 1947-09-06
By Lionel Shopiro
North American Newspaper Alliance

ROME, Sept. Sit. Gen. John
C. H. Lee, commander of the Allied
occupation zone in the Mediter-
ranean, will return to the United
States by air on the day the italian
peace treaty ratification documents
are deposited in Paris, it was learned
last night from sources close to the
general. On his arrival in Wash
ington, Gen. Lee is expected to re-
quest immediate retirement.
(The ratification instruments
were signed today by Enrico de
Nicola, provisional president and
Foreign Minister Carlo Sforza,
the Associated Press reported, and
will be taken today by special
courier to Paris to be deposited
there by italian Ambassador
Pietro Quaroni)
1t was emphasized here that Gen
Lees program of returning home anc
requesting retirement has no con.
nection with the current investiga-
ton of his command arising out o1
newspaper charges criticizing his
administration of the Mediterranean
zone. His program had been laid
down last April, when ratification
of the treaty was expected to be
made by June 80 at the latest. Army
Evening star., 1947-09-06

The ocean Vigour will be followed
one at a time by the other two
ships on successive days.
Operation "Oasis" as it is called
by the British Army will be carried
out behind an elaborate security
screen. Movement of small craft in
the harbor has been restricted. The
Royal Navy will patrol the ap-
proaches to the dock where the ships
will be unloaded.
Outer Ring of German Police.
On land an outer ring of German
police will keep German civilians
away from the scene. An inner ring
of soldiers will control approaches
to the docks. Passes, issued at the
last minute to prevent forgery, will
(See JEWS, Page A-29
Evening star., 1947-09-06
Many Tomatoes Rot
AT Campbell Plant as
Picket Lines Begin
Maryland Farmers Hit
New Blow by Strike at
Big Canning Factory
Special Dispoteh 10 The Stor

SALISBURY, Mo-, Sept. o.
Much of Maryland'S Eastern
Shore tomato crop, largest in
history, began rotting in the
sheds and in the fields today as
the biggest tomato canning plant
in that area remained closed by
a strike for higher wages.
w. L. Parvin, manager Of the
plant owned by the Campbell Soup
Co., said he saw no immediate pos
sibility of coming to terms with the
500 to 600 idle workers after several
meetings with a self-appointed
committee representing them"
The labor representatives issued
no statement, but picket lines were
set up around the plant today. The
walkout started Thursday night.
It was the second time this season
that Maryland tomato farmers have
been hard hit. An early spring frost
in an area as far South as Princess
Anne killed the first paintings. Most
of the present crop is from replant-
ingS.
No Trouble From Pickets.
The workers milled around the
gates of the plant today but Sails.
bury police said there had been nc
trouble.
Last year during the height oi
the canning season, workers at the
Campbell plant walked out and
the management soon closed it for
the season.
''The strike Is uncalled for, since
we pay rates commensurate with
and. In fact, better than other firms
in Eastern Maryland" Mr.. Parvin
said.
Both the CIO and the AFL have
been attempting to organize the
workers but neither of them Is in
volved in this walkout An open
shop has prevailed here and I dc
not know whether or not a strike
vote was taken"
Sought 10 Per Cent Increase.
Mr.. Parvin said that group OF
committee sought an increase OF
10 cents an hour and a 10 per cent
night differential. The minimum
wage now in effect, he said, was
10 cents an hour with time and a
half for more than eight hours OF
work a day or more than 40 hours
a week.
The Campbell plant processes
thousands of bushels of tomatoes
daily and the calling OF the strike
left a great quantity in the sheds
Mr.. Parvin said.
Eastern Shore farmers reported
two weeks ago that they were facing
losses because present canning facil-
tiles in the area were unable tc
handle near-record crop. AS prices
dropped sharply, some farmers and
their wives volunteered as temporary
night workers to help clear the jam
Evening star., 1947-09-06
By the Assoeiofed Press

PIERRE, s. OAK, Sept. 6.-At
least 5000 head of cattle were
destroyed by a prairie fire that
ragged over more than 500 square
miles of farms and ranches,
fields and pastures in Central
South Dakota before being
brought under control early
today.
officials feared the number Of
cattle already known to be lost
would be only a fraction of the
final total. An estimated $4,000
head were being fed on the 200
ranches and farms within the strick-
en- area.
Considering possible loss in hay
and other feed, pasturage, homes
and other buildings, they described
the fire as the greatest single dis
aster to hit the section since the
Evening star., 1947-09-06
Adventure Stories
From the Bible

A new and different kind OF
comic" a daily strip based on
stories in the Bible, will be
presented by The Evening Star,
beginning Monday, Septem-
ber 8.
"Bibleland" depicts the ad-.
ventures of a modern boy and
girl, Jack and Judy, among the
characters of the Old Testa-
ment. Edited by an advisory
group representing the Catho-
lie, Protestant and Jewish re-
ligions, and indorsed by mem
bers of the Washington clergy,
it should win the approval OF
parents and teachers as well as
the interest of young readers.
Starting Monday on the daily
comic page OF
Evening star., 1947-09-06
Greek Leaders Continue
Broader Cabinet Talks
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

ATHENS. Sept. 6.-The political
leaders Constantin Tsaldaris and
Themistokles Sophoulis announced
today their negotiations for new
and broadened cabinet were near
ing conclusion.
Mr.. Sophoulis is expected to be
the Coalition Premier, with his Lib
eral Party holding the Ministries of
Public Order and Justice Constan-
tine RENTS, Foreign Minister in Mr..
Sophoulis' cabinet before the March
1916 elections. is likely to be Min
lister of Public Order.
Mr.. Tsaldaris, Populist Party
leader, will be Vice Premier and
Foreign Minister.
Evening star., 1947-09-06
Civil Service Extends
Period for Loyalty
Check 10 18 Months
Commission Also Ends
Job Release Requirement
For New Employment

The Civil Service Commission
today heightened to Is months
the time limit for its loyalty in
vestigations and other inquiries
into the qualifications of per-
sons appointed to Federal jobs.
Previously the commission could
make such investigations within
one year of the appointment and
order the removal of an employe
found to be disqualified. The new
rule conforms to the Presidents
executive order of last March pro-
viding for a time limit on loyalty
tests after an employe has been ap-
pointed.
This condition subject to in
vestigation' snail expire auto
matically at the end of 18 months
from the effective date of the per-
sonal action, except in a case in
which the commission has made sn
initial adjudication of disloyalty
and the case continues to be active
by reason of an appeal" the new
rule states.
"In cases in which the commits
sion's jurisdiction has expired and
the case is incomplete or an initial
adjudication has not been made, it
shall be the responsibility of the
employing agency to conclude such
investigation and make final de-
termination concerning the loyalty
of such person"
2 Other Revisions Announced.
The commission also announced
two other reyisions of regulations.
One revoked war emergency rule
requiring employees to obtain releases
before being considered for employ
ment in other agencies. The other
gave agencies greater latitude in
making some Roncompetitive ap-
pointments to jobs previously limited
to persons holding veterans prefer
ence.
THE practice of requiring releases
began in 1910 because of the tight
ening of the labor market in the
emergency period" the commission
explained. Since the cessation of
hostilities the requirement has been
continued because emergency con-
ditions have been present in some
degree Now that wide-scale reduc-
tions in force are under way in the
Federal service and most of the
emergency activities have been dis
1See civil, SERVICE Page A-2)
Evening star., 1947-09-06
Actress Trousseuu Burned

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 6 (P).-Ac+
tress Marie Mcdonald planned an
other shopping trip today to replace
the trousseau she had gathered for
her impending marriage to Harry
Karl, shoe magnate. The trousseau
was lost in a fire which razed the
actress Encino Ranch home yester-
day, causing damage estimated at
S14.000
Evening star., 1947-09-06
Bulletin
Truman Escapes Injury

Truman Escapes Injury
RIO DE JANEIRO R.-
President Truman narrowly
escaped a possible serious mis-
hap today when his automobile
skidded during a ride up a
muddy, clay mountain road.
Earlier Story on Page AID
Evening star., 1947-09-06

(See CIVIL SERVICE, Page A-2.)
Evening star., 1947-09-06

(See POTOMAC, Page A-2.1
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(See JEWS, Page A-2J
Evening star., 1947-09-06
Guide for Re "a d ders

An Associated Press Newspaper
Evening star., 1947-09-06

(See VFW, Page A-2D
Evening star., 1947-09-06

(See POLICE, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1947-03-17
HOUSES FOR SALE-kor.heost.

OFF MICHIGAN AVE. N.E.-Beauttful de-
teched brick home situated on an attrac-
tive corner lot. consisting of rooms t3
large bedroomsl. baths. automatic heat
throushout and in perfect condition
MITCHELL QUICK, D1. 2s31. until Q p m,
CLosE-IN NE. - Convenient to villaee
Gruver-built home of 6 rooms, bath, full
basement and gas air-conditioned heat
modern throughout and only 5 years old,
Excellent. terms, MITCHELL QUICK pl
s5 si,5oo uctn cash. p and ID move into vacant s-rm
iSs SFl's hSsss r. E
sa' Rs At 'ntss $500 st'Pll{p SsE
ffiis.ssosc-sWooPkpaE sss W pk asea ~ WvaseantBTlck,
semieet: bedrms. and heated, elosed;ln
back porch replafeed den; lem gas gass5t nwnd md
imnsd poss.. CRANE g. HELAN. 81. 1000;
sysf STICK EH HpoSssssfessroN-Modern Sssfes e-rm n brick
home prsetieallg in 9endition Tsnt4iafsd
River Terrace. Lse, liv, rm;. Q good size
bedrms,. tile bath, modern elec. kit; large
bsnlt with space for rec, rm.. oil a.-c;
heat front screened porch and Ee fenced snoe
ping center. attraetively priced for quick
TR. 2S25 or call at office. 34s5 Benning
5aas Sd nj iotP PAyF yF 3 SNfUsasoo nUEsHx down will
dition; inclosed porches, huilt-in garags;
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S1sas Roas ssick' sTit w Noe toea rooms, IA bath baths
garage, oil heat fun basement: excellent ...r.
condition; sl3,5o0, OWENS REALTY.
Evening star., 1947-03-17
lNvEsTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

CONNECTICUT AVE. below Dupont CIR"
ONCE bldg: annual gr rent: approS; M
s1s5of sg5a R,ots,s nyisss Oh s5os =, j.,
1smsssed sh1ss nse to ess 'Ffd tsf
ga SssI G9Sn ws are store
sased svs1 for fsss0 asi sa Nj 'sf T. oi
tE2 tiES2sHaIf K1Ih FSG GpaaoFErTaslE ~ fi9a choice NV
sscon6Ountt ant rse.nt sarn ,I. s.trs
worth serious consideration. ROY Law
renee, Broker. MA. e155; eyes, Ii, 2o4o
FORT MYER HEIGHTS. 10 minutes from
room each; modern bldg. BUILT years;
Be begs Dessh essb sa les; An sa eacssnt
sns 9sns nSof' FoT details, call Mr.. Miller,
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Condition: price includes property. grocery
issTs ss ss1 sssnssaps SD sssss 5fsa
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EsepTGSs. lor p1ensals .laa aboat q
ssf4 ss lufiait MAURICE adsss Il sxLoMoN CO.; assi
Please Please note new address. s17 Barr Bldg.
isssiss ss s. GoNNECTICUr AVE. N.w.-1st
Commercial bldg, stores and ; ofnces
uossession of any part, or win sell subject
20 1900 annual income. Submit ofisr.
FRnooMTSG HOUSE. block from Dupont
Circle; 23-ft row brick house completely
furnished Containing y s6o soo, %,, BATHS m:
nroperty " priced at sal 500 deserves your
immediate attention Phone Mr White
head, MA. $500; eyes and Sun. MI. 3050.
BOSS a PHELPS, INC, 1417 < s. Nv
Evening star., 1947-03-17
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FIRST COMMERCIAL, near WASHINGTON
Re 'front.' sogs ee 05ek s e f. wds eon :stFsi Ts.
REALrS fsS coRP ~ R"f re- fiss FsH sun
fRozES iPs sEsS cGsrAkb 81 is LOCATION at 9th and
You SITS; NV. Larse store. garage,
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hs Res' 81 s9S 'ms sETY G4sn'Ss &C. F5it ss 0t M
Pleasant st. NV" Du, $780, Open I'll 10
: : F FRAME 1i'i HOUSES s,E.-rirst commercial
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Indiana ave. NV. MA. o35o. Ewes, ,Wo.
COMMERCIAL 1!. eonn n ave, ave nss. oiix.r.
SUNDAY M6 dL. s SasS! Boes 4 PHELPS me- sc@
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GENERAL COMMERCIAL; Arlington. adta.
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REALTY Co. Realtors, 925 New York ave.
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Evening star., 1947-03-17
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY (cont.

IMMEDIATE CASH Tor your property M.e.
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CASH for your D. G. property: white % or
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cHARLEs q ri IS 5. GUM has client, xaltins
TO purchase homes in any section OF Wash
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eSlisssien sis, ssis Wilson blvd: aL. or
Sc. AND NE. PRoPERTY-we will pay
= ss.n quick Sa vi ss MAX sSS 'SrE so
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WE DESIRE 3 or bedroom home, con-
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Evening star., 1947-03-17
HOUSES WANTEp 70 BUY.

STXTY YEARS. SERVICE to local property
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BETHEsDA-CHEVY' CHASE sECTIoN-s
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viii pay TOP price, ENIEEP5alI6SaE l6a REALTY
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