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III Million Arabian Oil Profits
Escaped Tax, Senators Told
Brewster Denounces Foreign Flag Concerns;
Official Denies $50 ,00o, 900 Navy Overchorge

he would ask congressional tax
bodies to study the situation.
Mr.. Heron testified that the
multi million dollar profits had been
accumulated by two foreign corpo-
rations set up by the Texas Co.
and the Standard Oil Co. of Cali
fornia to handle the Arabian oil.
Senator Brewster still clung to
his contention that the Navy was
overcharged some S33,000000 for
Arabian oil but Mr.. Heron de-
clared that the Navy actually saved
some $26,500,000 because, he said,
his companies sold the Navy at less
than world oil prices.
Mr.. Heron is chairman OF the
board of both the Bahrein Petro-
leum Co., Ltd. a Canadian corpo-
ration, and California Texas Oil Co.,
Ltd, a Bahaman corporation. He
said both are owned jointly by the
Texas Co. and the Standard Oil
Co. of California. These two COM
panies also owned jointly the rich
Evening star., 1947-11-02
Thomas Withho|ds
Hartley Act Affidavit
Despite UAW Policy
Auto Union Executive ..
Says Reuther Decision
Is Not Binding, on Him
By The Assoeioted Press

DETROIT, Nov. 1.-Vice Presi-
dent r. J. Thomas refused today
to sign a non Communist aff1-
davit along with other members
Of the CIO United Auto Workers
Executive Board.
Scorning the Taft-Hartley act,
Mr.. Thomas said he had mo in
tention" of giving the required oath
that he is not Communist.
The immediate effect of MIR.
Thomas action was not clear. The
veteran UAW officials refusal, how
ever, led him into dispute with
fellow unionists over his rights
under the unions constitution.
Rights to Benefits Uncertain.
At the same time the rights of
the JAWS $50 900 members to bene-
fits from the National Labor Rela-
tions Board remained uncertain.
Under the Taft-Hartley Act the
NLRB is inaccessible to unions
whose officers fail to sign afidavits.
Mr.. Thomas, former UAW presi-
dent, was alone among the % men,
bers of the UAW board to refuse to
sign.
Less than "a hours after Walter
P. Reutfer, president of the union,
announced the Executive Boards
reluctant decision to comply with
the law, Mr.. Thomas joined heads
of the AFL United Mine Workers
and the CIO Steelworkers in their
refusal to heed the rule.
Il am hereby informing you that
as international vice president OF
the UAW-CIO I have no intention
of and will not sign such affidavit, 4"
he said in a telegram OF NLRB
Chairman Paul Herzog and General
Counsel Robert Denham.
Newspaper articles which now
say that the UAW-CIO will sign the
aff1davits mean only that Interna-
fcao 7 ApNp pooe A-40
Evening star., 1947-11-02
High Lights of Report
OF Economic Council
Presented to Truman

A summary of the report of
the council of economic advis-
ers to President Truman:
l. The United States is
financially able to swing the
Marshall plan without boost
ing taxes and still cut the ma
tional debt; 2. Failure to help
means industrial paralysis"
trade barriers and political
changes abroad; 3. imitation at
home is a reality" caused
mainly by domestic demand.
The council recommended:
/. ALLEGATION of grain, steel
and other shortage items; 2.
Federal controls on speculation
and boarding; 8. Renewal of
credit controls (expiring last
night and export controls lex
piring Feb. 2s);; 4. If these
means fail, direct powers over
prices presumably, limited price
controls on producers but not
retailers; 5. Continued high
taxes and Federal economy.
Evening star., 1947-11-02
Mostem Patrols Drive
Into kashmir Capital ,
pakisian Radio Says
Z Report Is Attributed to
Communique by Free
Government Of State
BY the Associated Press

NEW DELHI, Sunday, Nov. g.
The Pakistan radio said today
that Moslem patrols yesterday
penetrated the streets of Srina-
gar, capital of the princely state
of Kashmir. which is being de-
Tended by India.
The radio quoted this report from
a communique issued by what it
called the free government OF
Kashmir," set up by the invading
Moslems.
The latest official report from an
Indian source said yesterday that
the Moslems at that time still were
within eight to 13 miles of Srinagar
Airport, chief base of India's defense
operations.
Patrol Activity Increases.
Yesterdays India defense minis
try communicate, the third on the
Kashmir operations, said there had
been increased patrol activity and
offensive reconnaissance by fighter
planes of the Indian air force, but
reported no change in positions.
The invaders, officially estimated
at 1000 to $500 irregulars from
Northwest Frontier Province in Mos
lem Pakistan, made an "unsuccess-
full assault" on position held by
Sikh regulars west of the capital
city of Srinagar two days ago, the
communique said.
Mohandas K. Gandhi told a
prayer meeting last night that he
wished that "Afridi tribes and other
freebooters were sensible enough to
leave Kashmir alone" The Alfridi
were reported among Pathan tribes
men who invaded Kashmir state
from Pakistan's Northwest Frontier
Province and engaged state and In
dian troops.
Gandhi Appeals to People.
AS a friend of ALL" Mr.. Gandhi
appealed to the people of predomi-
nantly Moslem Kashmir to "be brave
and not flee from Kashmir out of
fear, but be prepared to lay down
life in defense of your homes"
Kashmir, predominantly Moslem
but ruled by Hindu maharajah
acceded to India on a provisional
basis a week ago in bid for pro-
lection against the invasion which
competent informants here have
termed a deliberate plot originating
in Pakistan to overthrow the prince
ly government y
Meanwhile, the airport lying on a
small plateau about seven miles
west of the capital, is being con-
verted into an armed camp. This
is on the side from which the in
vaders are approaching.
Loss of the field would be a seri-
Gus. blow to Indian and Kashmir
state troops and might mean the
loss of the entire Kashmir Valley.
The only road connection between
Kashmir and Indian winds through
the Himalayan foothills. Conveys
moving that way through Jammu
take several days. The only other
airport is at Jammu. outside the
valley and far south of the opera
tions.
The government has barred entry
of all newspaper correspondents In
(see INDIA, Page -D
Evening star., 1947-11-02
Chest Drive for S., 900, 900
Gets Under Way This Week

Catholic, Protestant, Jew and Gen.
tile, Negro and White in a common
cause"
In one of three messages to the
general public by religious leaders,
the Rev. Seth r. Brooks of the
National Memorial Universalist
Church wrote:
"All men of good will, to whatever
faith they give allegiance, and men
of good will with no formal religious
affiliation know here is human
call, and the only way it can be met
is with a human response.
THE logic is implicit in all creeds,
PHILOSOPHERS or codes of useful living.
Human beings have certain needs
which can be met only by social
agencies. In turn. these agencies
depend for their support on all who
believe they are their brothers
brother"
Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld Of the
Washington Hebrew congregation
1Cnn TETCT poUe XQ0
Evening star., 1947-11-02
Film Probers 10 Poll
Full Committee on
Contempt Citations
10 Accused Ask Chance
To Argue Their Case
Before Speaker Martin
PHILADELPHIA RALLY Protesting
Probe Starts Near Riot. Page AS.
By Miriom .Ottenbero

The full House Committee on
Un-American Activities will be
polled to pass on it's subcommit-
tees recommendation that 10
film personalities should be cited
for contempt of Congress and, if
the majority concurs, the cases
will go to Speaker Martin by
Friday, Chairman Thomas said
last night.
The 10 writers, directors and
producers, meanwhile. requested
Speaker Martin to refuse to certify
the contempt proceedings and to
give their counsel a chance to argue
their case before him.
In the absence of Congress, the
Speaker can certify contempt cita-
tions to the United States Attorney
and Mr.. Thomas said he would be
asked to do so.
The 10 were recommended for
contempt citations in. the final
stormy days of the subcommittee IS
nine-day inquiry into Communist
infiltration in Hollywood.
Findings to Be Ready Tuesday.
| Chief Committee Investigator
Robert E. Stripping, who is prepar-
ing the recommendations, said the
subcommittee findings will be
ready by Tuesday and will be sent
out Immediately to committee men,
bers.
Committee Chairman Thomas
will then telephone the rest of the
nine committee members at their
homes, explain the situation and
ask them to wire him. their approval
as soon as they have gone over the
findings.
Mr.. Thomas said he expected the
answers would be received in time
to get the recommendations to
Speaker Martin by Friday.
The recommended citations will
charge that the 10 refused to
answer this question:
Are you or have you ever been
a member of the Communist Party?''
The 10 men, in a letter sent by
their counsel to Speaker Martin
yesterday, contended that mo con-
tempt was committed because all ap-
propriate questions were answered. y
Concurrence Expected.
Mr. STRIPPING contended that wit
nesses before congressional COM
mittee have to answer pertinent
questions and "it's up to the COM
mittee to determine what is peril
nent; the witnesses can't be the
ones to determine If the question
is pertinent" -.t
There was general agreement that
majority of the committee would
concur on the subcommittee
recommendation particularly since
| the chairman also headed the SUBJ
committee and five committee
members attended two or more OF
the hearings.
| The 10 men who asked the Speak
er not to certify contempt citations
against them were:
| John Howard Lawson, Alvah
Bessie, Herbert Biberman, Lester
Cole, Edward Dmytryk, Ring Lard
| (See UN-AMERICAN, Page A-4D
Evening star., 1947-11-02

in the District through a joint
standing committee of Congress.
II. Framework of law upon
which the District can build a
representative. efficient, econom-
ical government.
Evening star., 1947-11-02
SIovak Democrat Ministers
Defy Reds Reorganization
by the Assoeioted Pr&

BRATISLAVA. Czec1Oslovakia,
Nov. 1.-The state information min
lister of Slovakia declared today that
he and seven other Democratic
Party ministers refused to bow to
a leftist move to revamp the entire
state government.
DR.. Samuel Bellus. the informa-
ton minister. said he and the seven
others rejected the declaration of
Gustave Husak, chairman of the
cabinet in the partly self-governing
state, who yesterday notified Kle-
ment Gottwald, the Communist
premier of Czechoslovakia, that the
entire cabinet was resigning.
Evening star., 1947-11-02

Complete Index, Pe. Az
Radio Programs, Poge C-S
Evening star., 1947-11-02

(See OIL, Page A-5,D
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(See ECONOMIC, Page A-4)
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(See BRITAIN, Page A..
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(See CHEST, Page A-8.)
Evening star., 1947-11-02

(See LABOR, Page A-4D
Evening star., 1947-11-02

CONTINUED on Page AS, Column
Evening star., 1947-11-02

Some cloudiness but mostly sunny and
continued rather cool today and tomorrow
Temperatures Yesterday.
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worn by either blondes or bru-
nettes. A rosy hue is flattering to
almost every type, including the
grey-haired lady.
The fact that shorter nails will
be stylish should be good news,
as they not only look prettier but
are easier to keep. So the girls
who never could get their nails
to grow long needn't be upset
any more. Keeping the nails
only slightly longer than the,
ends of the fingers will result
in fewer chips and breaks. This
can be accomplished if the nails
are manicured and oiled proper
ly once a week.
When shaping the nails,
smooth the edges SO that they
can't tear or scratch. Make the
nails on oval shape and don't file
them down at the corners. BY
letting them grow out, your fin
ger can form a little cushion to
keep them from breaking.
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Beauty
ICLAMOR GOES slso-
|LADYLIKE
BY BETTY CLARKE

AP Newsfeatures Beauty Editor
THE new feminine silhouette
i coils for q more lddylike
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Geftips. OF course you moy
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thermore. too deeply colored
polish viii NOR the general
picture of demure fenninity. ~
Remember beck in Mothers
day when they wore those
wdsp-wdisted gowns and Glib
son Girl blouses? Everybody
was mod about roses. You'd
find lurqe roses in the ruqs;
smaller ones spushing lamp
globes and drupes. Swuina
did their courting with roses. If
Nom had worn nuil polish and
lipstick in those days she'd
probably hove selected q rosy
hue. si.n
This year. along with the trend
back to 1912 fashions, deep rose
is a popular shade in nail polish
and lipstick to blend with fall
and winter pastels, blues, black
and violet.
An attractive shade, it can be
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Son to Enalands

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard S. Eng
land, 1901 Flagler avenue, am
nounce the birth of a son at $3.50
a. m. today in the Key West Gen
eral Hospital. He weighed eight
pounds, five ounces, and has
been named Edward Leslie.
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CHOOSE YOUR AIR FORCE
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can begin this career close to
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Early choice will be best choice,
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apply To We'd

An application for marriage
license was filed yesterday with
County Judge Raymond r. Lord
by Manuel Alvarez, 80, of Mi
ami, and June L. Walker, 81, of
Fort Lauderdale.
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Carriers Have Son

OdItGIS I1dVG 0OH
Mrs. Paul DiNegro has been
informed that a son was BORN at
$50 a. M, Saturday, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond L. Carter OF
Scotttown, Ohio. Mrs. Carter is
Mrs. DiNegro's daughter, the for
naer Ruth Rose DiNegro, of Key
West.
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Son to Mr., Mrs. Ramirez

Son to Mr.. Mrs. Ramirez
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Ra-
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ncunce the birth of a son weigh
ing nine pounds, on October g.,
The newcomer was named David
Henry.
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Son to liver Russells

Sen to liver Russells
A son was born at l a. M, on
Saturday, in the Key West Gen
eral Hospital, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Iyer Russell, 225 Simonton street.
He weighed seven pounds, six
ounces.
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daintiness, less strength and a
clinging nature are among the
many characteristics Of the female
Yet many a strong virile manly
type may exhibit the weaknesses
or emotionalism we ascribe to the
feminine.
Fortunately. most men are
toward the masculine end Of the
scale and women toward the
other. However, in society
there are many. too many, Of
the neuter gender.
Competitive sport and love for
vigorous athletic sports and COM
partnership go a long way toward
the maintenance of normal sex
behavior in boys. Ladylike or rf-
Terminate boys should be encouraged
to engage in the rough and tumble
Of play life with normal boys.
Mothers should encourage such
participation in sport and avoid
mothering or too sheltered living
for their sons.
of course, for the man or
woman whose organism contains
tnn many Of the nthar seN'y ,,.,,,,,