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Evening star., 1947-07-05

The nearest eyewitness report on
the flying saucer" mystery was
made today by an Alexandria
housewife, who said she saw
large, round object floating in the
sky early yesterday. Her statement
came as reports were received from
all over the Nation that strange
flying objects had been seen in the
skies last night.
The Alexandria witness, Mrs.
Martin Kole, 3202 Valley drive, said
she was awakened shortly after 4
am. by something shining in her
face.
Il went to the window and saw
something large and round with a
reddish tinge in the southwest por-
ton of the sky" Mrs. Kole reported.
"It seemed to be stationary. I
looked at it a few minutes and then
went back to bed"
Capt. E. E. Duvall, deputy super
intendent of the Naval Observatory
here, said none of the observatory
staff has seen the object or objects
in the sky which caused comment
in the newspaper. Therefore. we
cannot identity it. From descrip-
tions, however, the object does not
seem to be an astronomical phe-
nomenon."
Reports Are Widespread.
District, nearby Virginia and
Maryland police said they had re-
ceived no reports from any one who
had seen the objects.
Meanwhile, Il saw them myself
statements came from a veteran
United Air Line crew, scores OF
Portland (OregD residents and 60
picnickers at Twin Falls Park in
idaho, according to the Associated
Press.
The UAL pilot, copilot and stew
ardess, who had scoffed consistently
at flying saucer" tales, said they
saw such objects last night while
flying a passenger plane from Boise,
Idaho, to Portland.
Their statements followed a day
during which the "saucers' were
reported seen in many parts of the
Nation.
Many Portlanders-including po-
lice, experienced flyers and three
Observation-Disclosures they saw
silvery discs over Portland.
In New Orleans, Miss Lillian Law
less said she saw an object, shining
like silver or chromium. flying at a
great height and at a terrific speed
Evening star., 1947-07-05
Bankers Death in Fight
Is Held Accidental
By the Associated Press

OSSINING, N. Y, July 5.-Dr
Amos o. Squire, Westchester County
medical examiner, today classified
as accidental the death OF Vincent
L. Banker, As, vice president OF the
Chase National Bank, who died june
rs after a fist fight with another
Chase vice president.
The medical examiners decision
absolved Henry J. MacTavish, As, OF
Stamford. Conn, of any criminal
responsibility.
DR.. Squires report said Mr.. Bank
er engaged in scuffle with Mr.
MacTavish on June at the bar ir
the Shenorock Shore Club at Rye
N. Y, where Chase officials were
having an outing.
The Chase official died at United
Hospital in Porst Chester, N. Y, Of
a cerebral hemmorhage and arteria
sclerosis," the report said. 1t added
that before death Banker suffered
convulsionS and there were indica-
tions of injury to the anterior
cerebrum.
"It is my opinion" DR.. Squire
said, that Mr.. MacTavish acted ir
self defense when he struck the de.
ceased with his fist with no Other
object that to proptect himself from
further assault"
Evening star., 1947-07-05
6-Point Loyalty Test
For u. ). Workers
Gets CongressP Priority
BY the Associated Press

Republican leaders say enactment
Of a six-point loyalty standard for
Federal employees is almost certain
before Congress adjourns at the end
of this month.
Among other things, the measure
is designed to weed out Federal en-
ployes maintaining even "sympa-
thetic association" with any Com
munist, Fascist, totalitarian or sub
versive group in this country or
abroad.
1t is designed also to prevent
leaks" in confidential Government
information.
With only three weeks to 60 before
the scheduled July 26 adjournment
goal, Republican leaders gave the
measure a top priority rating for
congressional action next week,
along with bills for uniflcation of
the armed forces and the rejuve-
mated 81 900 900, 900 tax cut
House passage of the loyalty bill
is expected next week. 1t then
would 60 to the Senate.
House Wants Law.
The loyalty standard was recently
set up by President Truman in an
executive order establishing loyalty
committee to check on the Ameri-
canism of Government workers. The
House Civil Service Committee, how
ever, decided that law Is needed.
The proposed loyalty board, IN de-
termining whether an employe or
applicant for a Federal job should
be in Government service. would be
instructed to consider the individ-
ual's record on these six points:
/. Sabotage, espionage, or at
t4mpts or preparations therefor, or
knowingly associating with spies or
saboteurs.
2. Treason or sedition or advocacy
thereof.
3. Advocacy of revolution by force
or violence to alter the constitutions
form of Government of the United
States.
Documents Included.
4. Intentional, unauthorized dis
closure to any person, under circum-
stances which may indicate disloyal-
ty to the United States, Of docu-
ments or information of a conflden-
tial or non-public character OBJ
tanned by the employe making the
disclosure as result of his employ
ment in or under the executive
branch of the Government.
S. Performing or attempting to
perform his duties as an employe, or
otherwise acting. so as to serve the
interests of another government in
preference to the interests Of the
United States.
6. Membership in. af1iliation with,
or sympathetic association with. any
foreign or domestic organization,
association, movement. group, or
combination of persons. designated
by the Attorney General as totali-
tartan, Fascist. Communist, or sub
versive, or as having adopted q pol
icy of advocating or approving the
commission of acts of force or vio-
lence to deny other persons their
rights under the Constitution of the
United States, or as seeking to alter
the form Of. Government Of the
United States by unconstitutional
means.
Evening star., 1947-07-05
Mrs. Sarah Jewler, 56,
Dies Of Long Illness

Mrs. Sarah Jewler, 56, Of 6412
Elliott place, Hampshire Knolls
Md, died yesterday at Prince
Georges General Hospital after
long illness.
Born in Russia, Mrs. Jeweler came
to this country in 1921 and had
lived in Washington before moving
to Hampshire Knolls last year. Her
husband, Samuel Jewler, formerly
was engaged in the grocery business
here.
Surviving in addition to her
husband are q son, Morris Jewler,
and two grandchildren OF Wash
ington.
Funeral services will be held at
/ pm. tomorrow at the Danzansky
funeral home, 350l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Tifereth Israel Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-07-05
Marshall Plan
Continued From First Page)

slovakia and Poland were in the
making today.
Britain and France, which have
laid the groundwork for the con-
ference, issued the invitations
Thursday night. The day before,
they had failed to get agreement
from Soviet Foreign Minister Molo-
tov to a program Of European eco
nomic cooperation to take advan-
tage Of an offer of United States
help made by Secretary OF State
Marshall in a Harvard University
speech June 5.
Would Meet Saturday.
The French Foreign Ministry,
through which the invitations were
sent, disclosed the text yesterday.
Under an informal time table the
note sets up, the nations invited
every considerable one in Europe
except the Soviet Union and Franco
Spain--w answer by next
Thursday, meet in Paris Saturday
and set up committees to begin
work July IS and report before
September l.
Under British French proposals
from which the conference Is to
work, q steering committee with
subcommittee on food, power, met
ais and transport would list Eu-
ropean resources and needs in the
report, to be presented to the United
States Government.
| A British Foreign Once spokes'
man at q news conference yesterday
voiced hope that the invited nations
would be left completely free ant
uninfuenced by every great powe
to make their own decision"
The Moscow radio reported tn
British French invitation withou
comment in its first bulletin in Rus
sian this morning. heard in London
1n Moscow today, neither the
Soviet press nor radio COM
mented on the invitation, though
both reported It.
(However, the ofncisl Russian
Evening star., 1947-07-05
Flying Discs Reported Here
AS Rumors Pour In Over Nation

in a northeasterly direction over
Lake Pontchartrain.
Describing what they saw as fiat
translucent plates II to Is inches
in diameter, several Port Huron
tMichD residents reported seeing
the "saucers."
Capt. E. J. Smith, Seattle. q vet
eran of IA years with United Air
Lines, said he observed the round
flat objects-"like pancake stand
ing on end"-for about IL minutes
while flying from Emmett Idaho to
a point southeast of Ontario, Ore.
He radioed the Ontario airport but
airport officials saw nothing
Sixty persons picknicking at Twin
Falls Park, near Twin Falls, Idaho,
said they saw the discs yesterday
afternoon. A party of seven first
saw some and 10 minutes later,
a crowd of 20 or 30 people saw an
other batch Of nine or ten. Word
passed around, and soon the waiting
crowd saw another batch circling
and climbing.
At Seattle, Frank Ryman, Coast
Guard yeoman, said he took
picture of what some residents north
Of Seattle thought was a flying disc
The photograph showed pinhead-
size light spot against the dark
evening sky.
The Oregonian dispatched a plano
to hunt Portland's saucers. 1t fount
nothing but empty sky.
Strange Craft Over Philadelphia.
In Philadelphia. DR.. M. K. Leisy
junior inferno at the Pennsylvania
Hospital for Mental Diseases, and
other persons in the western sec
ton of the city. reported seeing
strange craft in the skies last night.
1t was something round with
luminous halo about 1t, DR.. Leisk
declared. 1t was not shiny, but
dark In color and seemed to be
propelled by whirling wings. DR..
Leisy said the object he saw was
moving at approximately the speed
of the wind, below the clouds. It
eventually vanished in the clouds,
he added.
A dispatch from Summerside
Canada, said farmers in the Prince
Edward Island region claim to have
seen more of the mysterious disc
like missiles reported flying through
northern skies earlier this week.
James Harris, farmer at Sher-
brooke, l mile north of here. and
his hired man. Herman Linkletter,
said they saw one of the objects
last night travelling from the north
west toward the southeast,
Evening star., 1947-07-05

News agency Tass, In a Paris
dispatch, said, These separa-
tist actions of the British and
French governments, which try
to force their arrangements on
the question of American aid on
other European countries, en-.
counter serious criticism In DEM
ocratic circles"
GA Moscow dispatch by Eddy
Gilmore of the Associated Press
yesterday quoted informed per
sons as saying that Russia, with
good harvests in prospect and in
dustrial production rising. was in
a position to offer economic aid
of her own to European countries
as a counter attraction TO the
Marshall plan)
Two Czechoslovak officials-Pre-
mier Klement Gottwald. Communist,
and his foreign minister. Jan Ma
for Moscow after
in Prague parliamentary
circles yesterday.
On the train with them was
Polish Premier Josef Cyrankiewicz
and nine ministers, homeward.
bound for Warsaw and a Polish
decision on the conference. Poland
and Czechoslovakia signed cul-
tural and trade treaty in Prague
yesterday.
In Sofia, British and French dip
lomats planned to call on Bulgarian
Foreign Minister Kimon Georgiev
today with the written invitation
A reply was expected within a few
days.
Six of the dozen cabinet membarl
who attended an Independence Dal
reception yesterday at the Unitet
States Legation were questioned
about Bulgaria's attitude on tn
Marshall plan. Their consensus wa
that they had "just begun to stud.
the question and 1t Is too early 10
an answer" Georgiev was amonl
those queried. Communist PreHie
Georgi Dimitrov was ct the re
ception.
Evening star., 1947-07-05
Observatory Head Named

CHICAGO, July 5 R.-Appoint-
ment of Gerard P. Kuiper, ~, pro-
fessor of astronomy at the Uniyer-
sity of Chicago, as director of the
university's two observatories-
Yerkes, at williams Bay, Wis, and
Mcdonald. at the University OF
Texas, Austin-was announced to-
day by President Ernest Cadman
Colwell.
Evening star., 1947-07-05
Weed Helps Fishermen

Australian aborigines have a
simple method of catching fish, by
scattering trampled smartweed Law
ishly on a pool, causing the fish to
rise. to the top because their eyes
| smart.
Evening star., 1947-07-05

d r l vi n & unQef
the influence OF
liquor rs q re-
suit of an auto
mobile collision
Thursday night.
Mr.. Sullivan
pleaded innocent
at a special ses-
sion Of Second
District c ur I
last night and
was released on
personal recog-
nizance for trial
in South Kings
town.
Police G h 1 e 1
Evening star., 1947-07-05
Gael Sullivan Held
For Trial on CHARGE
OF Drunken Drivinq
By the A.soeioisd Press

WAKEFIELD. r. l., July 5.-Gael
Sullivan, AZ, executive director of
the Democratic National Committee,
faces trial July IA on . charge Of
Evening star., 1947-07-05
Weather Report

District Of Columbia-Sunny AND
dry this afternoon with highest tenn
perature in the upper Dos. Clear to-
night with lowest temperature about
IS. Tomorrow increasing cloudiness
and continued warm.
Maryland and Virginia-Clear and
cool tonight. Tomorrow increasing
cloudiness and warm with scattered
showers In west portion in afternoon
and night.
Wind velocity, m.p.h.; direction
south-southwest.
River Report.
(From United States EnHineers)
Potomac River muddy at Hsrpers Ferry
and clear at Great Falls: Shenandoah clear
at HarperS Ferry.
Temperature and Humidity.
Evening star., 1947-07-05

English bee-keepers received an
extra sugar allowance for spring
feeding.
Evening star., 1947-07-05

S
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left Mens brother Donald Iceland H. All the other children
holding
with
Evening star., 1947-07-05

Record TemperAtures This Year.
Hishest. o3 on jane IL
Lowest, :, on February B.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geo6etjc S,,rpey1
Evening star., 1947-07-05
Coal

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Evening star., 1947-07-05
The Sun and Mo

Sun today - 5:4S s:37
Sun. tomorrow - 5:4S s:37
Moon, today ~ 1875 pm. 1.21 am.
Automobile lights must be turned on
ene-half hour after sunset
Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation in inches in the
Evening star., 1947-07-05

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pers.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
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Evening star., 1947-04-13

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Bon 9r. Dtto straRer

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ten - iihtbar genaht in Der 4ufbe.
tung Der Observation-Disclosures
~ nabert iih ibrem gnbe. Gas 1T
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langen in Bunft 8 flor nno nnmiB-
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|piele anoere befannte goridriften
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feinen Gent bon Mmerifa erbalten,
neil es fein Europa" oils politiIhe
coer mirti6aftlide ginbeit gibtD
ihon felt Sabren nidt mebr aus ben
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tno JiiBen bagegen ipebren. .r,
gas linen aber fal,m lnebr oieI
belfen miro! Denn oonf ser Strate.
gle Srumans baben iie oen Sober ae-