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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25

Detroit.-Anna Travnik, ma
ii Rayja Travnika, prvega pod
predsednika SNIP, Sc vsled in
fekcije ma nogi nahaja v High
land Park General Hospitalu.
- Pri druzini Tony in Ann
Obranovic SO Sc oglasile rojeni-
ce in pustile sincka. Ann je "a
pisnikarica DIR. Young Ameri'
cans 564.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25

Vladni krogi so nocoj poroea-
Ii, da justicni oddelek proueuje
polozaj, predno Sc bo odlocil,
dali bi Sc moglo proti John L.
Lewisu in premogarjem nasto-
pitt s sodnim odlokom.
Kongresnik Howard Smith,
demokrat il Virginije, je v po-
slanski zbornici izjavil, da now
zakon ne utegne biti "zadosten''
"a odvrnitev "narodne katastro-
fe", kakor je oznacil neuradno
stavko' premogarjev, ter urgi-
raj, da sc vlada posluzi svoje
oblasti "a prevzetje obratov.
Zveza premogovnih podjetni.
kov je nocoj rekla, da Sc zastojv v
premogovnih revirjih razvija v
splosno stavko premogarjev, Xxi
da je "ocitno krsenje" Taft.
Hartley-evega zakona.
Premogovniki ostanejo POD
vladimir obratom do 30. junija
in odlocitev, katero je podalc
najvisje sodisce proslega marca
je pustila odprta vrata "a no.
vo injunkcijo proti Lewisu in
premogarski uniji, ako hi sc
kontrakt, XII je bill sklenjen med
unijo in vlado, prelomil z novc
stavko.
Vprasanje, katerim so .ju'
stieni oddelek sedaj bell glavc
je, dali so premogarji nehali ,
delom "iz lastnega nagiba" al
ma prigovarjanje cd strani Le'
visa in drugih unijskih vodite'
ljev.
Premogarji Sc sedaj nahaja
jo teoreticno ma "preiskusnji"
ma katero jih je ~dalo najvisj@
sodisce, ko je globo $3,510,000
ma katero jih je prvotno obso
dill sodnik Galdsborough, zniza
10 ma $4,000.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
VIE IA ZAROCENKE
VOJAKOV PODALJsANE

WASHINGTON, %. junija.-
Senatni pravosodni odsek je da-
mes podaljsal rok, tekom kate
rega morajo priti zarocenke
ameriskih vojakov v dezelo s g.
mesecnimi vizami, do 30. decem-
bra. Ako sc tekom obiska tukaj
porocijo, smejo ostati v Zedi.
nienih drzaVah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
MADzARSKI PREDSEDNIK
NE BO RESIGNuRAL

BUDIMPEsTA, "a. junija. -
Predsednik madzarske republi-
Ike, Zoltan Tyldy, je danes podal
javno izjavo, da DO tudi nadalje
ostal v predsedniskem uradu.
Tyldy nj hotel podati nobenih
izjav v zvezi z zaroto, XII je pra-
vocasno bila odkrita. Rekel je,
da je to zadeva Wade in sodnije
in poudaril ne-politicno naravo
svoje predsedniske sluzbe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
BOKSER JIMMY DOYLE
TEzKO POSKODOVAN

LOS ANGELES, Is. junija.
- Snoci je bill tekom pugilstic-
mega nastopa z Ray Robinso-
nom njegov protivnik Jimmy
Doyle v borzi "a svetovno Sam
pijonstvo tako resno poskodo-
van, da Sc DO morala izvrSiti
operacija ma njegovi glavi. Box
sarski nastop je gledalo mad
II, 900 oseb, XII SO placale $79,-
coo vstopnine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
EISENHOWER 30
PREDSEDNIK UNIVERZE?

NEW YORK, "a. junija. -
Odbor Columbia universe sc DO
danes sestal ma izredni seji, ma
kateri DO odloceno, &c bo gen.
Dwight Eisenhower izvoljen "a
predsednika universe.
Baje bo po sestanku obeloda-
njena izjava gen. Eisenhowerja
v zvezi polozaje jem, XII mu je bill
ponujen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
Otvoritev gostilne

Poznana Mr.. in Mrs. Rudolph
Tomsic il Collinwooda, XII sta
prevzela gostilno ma 1923 Nor
wood Rd. ter jo sedaj vodita
pod imenom Jennie's Cafe, bo-
sta imela formalno otvoritev v
petek in soboto, 27. in %. juni-
ia. Prijazno Sc priporocata pri-
jateljem in znancem ter roja-
kom v splosnem "a poset. Igra-
la DO izvrstna godba in postrez-
ba bo prvotna v vseh ozirih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
DECEK, XII JE UMORIL
STIRI. OBSOJEN

Lapeers, Mich, "a. junija. -
Danes je bill tn obsojen v do
smrtni zapor trdim delom 16-
letni Oliver Terpening, XII je
hladnokrvno primal, da je umo-
rl svoje stiri tovarise, ker je
"zelel vedeti, kako Sc clovek
pocuti, &c nekoga ubije."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
SODISCE POTRDuO
"PETRHLOV ZAKON"

WASHINGTON, %. junija. -
Vrhovno sodisee je danes potr-
dilo Lea-ovo postavo, XII je BIZ
la sprejeta v kongresu najvec
vsled tega, da Sc omeji oblast
James Petrilla, predsednika uni
je ameriskih godbenikov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
176 MILONONOV ODOB-
RENIH IA MORNARICO

WASHINGTON, %. junija -
Senatni odbor "a izdatke je odo-
bril- nadaljnih $176, 100000 "a
mornarico. To zvisanje bo, kot
je izjavil senator Leverett Sal
|tonstall. "dalo dezeli mocno in
'bilancirano bojno, mornarico."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25

hushd ue1eSdclJe Je dOSpela
v Pariz. Porocila il Moskve pra-
WHO, da DO Molotov odpotoval iz
Moskve v cetrtek in da bo pri-
soften ma prvi seji, XII Sc bo vr-
sila v petek.
Poljski ambassador v Zedinje-
nih drzavah, Jozef Winiewicz, je
izjavil, da je njegova dezela pri-
pravljena sodelovati 'pri disku-
sijah O Marshallovem nacrtu.
Winiewicz je izjavil, da Poljska
potrebuje nujno pomoc v hrani
cd Zedinjenih drzav, ker da
"Poljska potrebuje do decembra
meseca 100000 ton zita, da po-
krije deficit
Detajli in pogoji nacrta
Sc vednO MISC znani
Cehoslovaska je zaprosila "a
nadaljne pojasnila zvezi z Mar
shallovim nacrtom. Enaka po-
jasnila so zahtevale tudi Dan
ska, .Norveska, Belgija, Holan-
dija in Italia.
Pomozni ameriski drzavni
tajnik, William L. Clayton, XII je
v zvezi z nacrtom odpotoval v
London. Sc je sestal z angleskim
premierjem Clement Attlee-em,
zunanjim ministrom Bevinom,
financnim ministrom Hugh Dal-
tonom in predsednikom strokov-
mega odbora, Sir Stafford
Crippsom. Kot Sc poroca so raz-
motrivali ma sestanku posojilu,
XII ga nameravajo odobriti Zedi-
njene drzave v mesku $780,
UOU,UOO "a pOmOc EVrOpl.
Potankosti " zvezi nacrtom
pa Sc vedno MISC znani. Baje DO
Bevin ma konferenci v Parizu
predlagal, da sc takoj vkljucijo
vse potankosti glede potreb po-
sameznih evropskih drzav po-
sebno porocilo, XII maj Sc ga pos
lie v Washington.
Veruje Sc, da bo ekonomsko
poverjenistvo Zdruzenih naro-
dov v Zenevi, XII ina 18 drzav-
clanic, povabljeno ma sodelova-
ME, odnosno vkljuceno v nacrt
"a pomoc. Ekonomsko poverje-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
MATT UMRLA KO JE
VIDELA TRUPLO SINA

ATLANTA, % junija. Mrs,
Suzan McCorkle, XII je bila sta
ra 70 let, je padla mrtva, ko je
zagledala truplo svojega sina
XII ie bill ubit v neki avtomobil-
ski nesreci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
PAPEz 30 PODELIL
FAs1sTU PERoNU
VISOKO ODLIKOVANJE

RIM, "a. junija. v Ii
stu "Giornale D'Italia" je
bilo danes priobceno poro-
clio, da BIO papez PHI pode-
lii argentinskemu predsed-
niku Juanu Peronu najvisje
vatikans S kO OdlikOvanje,
namrec "veliki kriz sv. Gre
gOrija".
Is kakSnimi zaslugami 81
je PerOn Zasluzil takO visO-
ko odlikovanje, porocilo ne
Omenja. Mar S tenn, ker
Argentina pod Peronovim
rezimOm nudi varnO zaveti-
See tisOcerim nemSkim ma
cistom i'm laskim fasistom,
kar cello, mescanski tisk v
Zedinjenih drzavah Odprto
priznava?)
danes Sc nahaja v Ar
gentini MussOlinijev sin W.T.
torio, XII Sc bo' tam posve-
til Observation-Disclosures
"businessu" 81 pac lahko
mislimo-in nedavno je pri-
slo tudi porocilo, XII nj bilo
nikdar zanikano, da je do
spell tia notoricni hrvatski
kvizling Ante Pavelic).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
AMERIKA ODOBRILA IRA.
NU $25,OOO,OOO KREDITA

WASHINGTON, %. junija -
Zedinjene drzave so snoci odo-
brile Iranu posojilo v znesku
$25, 100000 "a nabavo surplus
mega vojaskega materiala "a
iransko armada in policijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
Justicni department studira, kaj
storiti glede 175,000 premogarjev,
XII so znak protesta proti novemu
zakonu prenehali delati

WASHINGTON, a. junija-Rezultat novega proti-
delavskega zakona e bill danes ta da e premogovnh
revirjh mad 900 MOI nehalo delat Premogar
sposno izrazao, da zdaj maj senator XII navzlc Tru
vetu uzakoni TaftHarteyevo predlogo gredo
rudnike in sami kopljejo premog
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
Popravek

Popravek
V Polytechnic bolnisnici Sc ma
haja Mrs. Rose Herbst il 1912
E. SO St. in ne Mrs. Herbert kot
je bilo vceraj porocano.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
Do1llacGe vesti
V bolnisnici

v bolniSnici
V Mt. Sinai bolnisnico sc je
prosli cetrtek podala poznana
Mrs. Frances Grebenc il 1914
E. 148 St. Danes sc bo morala
podvreci operaciji. zelimo j
skorajsnje popolno okrevanje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
PRIpRAVE IA k0NFEREN(0
o MAR5HALL0vEM NACRTU
Ruska delegacija dospela v
Pariz; Poljska bo sodelovala

LONDON, "a. junija-Angesko zunanje ministrstvc
je zeo zaposleno pripravam konferenco XII Sc be
vrsa med tremi velikmi silami Parizu zvezi Mar
shallovim nacrtom "a pomoc Evropi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
STRELA UBILA 400 OSEB
KYEcyxy v0DH "a ;,,n;io

NEW IOTSA, 1f. Ju1IIJd.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
je izjavila, da je preteklega le-
ia strela ubila najmanj 400
oseb. Cd teh je ena tretjina sta
Ia pod drevesi "a casa neviht.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
MeqqtsdlH,,bM
in Falls Church

5 Formation Of Falls Church
Teen Theater, to finance a Teen
Canteen, was announced last night
at q meeting OF the Falls Church
Parent Teacher Association by
Glenn Wells, one Of the sponsors
of the group.
Mr., Wells, who lives in Falls
Church and teaches at the Fair
fax Elementary School, explained
that the theater has been organ
lied by q group Of about Is teen
ayers who want to "do something
about" the recreational needs OF
the area. They plan to produce
two plays during the summer
months, using their profits to finance
la Teen Canteen to open in the
fall.
Tunis Earlnan of the Falls Church
High School, who is the president
Iof the theater, announced that the
first meeting will be Friday night
at 600 Poplar drive, Falls Church.
The meeting Is open to youths be-
tween IS and 19.
other officers Of the group are
Mary 10 Lingley, vice president:
Mary Morrison, treasurer, and FralT-
ces Fought, secretary. Mr.. Wells
and Mrs. Joseph G. Fought are
sponsoring the group, but the direc-
ton Is in the hands Of the steen-
ayers themselves.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
Leaders in Prince Georges
.ToAtfend Boys Club Benefit

More than 200 civic and political
leaders of Prince Georges County
are expected to attend a dinner at
the Prince Georges Golf and Cor1n-
try Club at 7 o'clock tonight, to
ofiicially open the campaign to raise
$25 900 for the re-organized Boys
Clubs Of the county.
Assistant Attorney General r
Lamar Caudle will be the principle
speaker, with Representative Sass
Ger, Democrat, OF Maryland; T. How.
ard Duckett, county attorney and
banker, and R. M. Watkins, presi-
dent Of the County Realty Board
and Prince Georges member of the
Maryland = National Capital Park
and Planning Commission, also
scheduled to speak.
Louis B. Arnold, president OF the
Boys Clubs, and James Meade. for
mer University of Maryland and
Redskin football sta1wart who now
is executive director OF the clubs
will outline activities of the organi-
zation.
The campaign, scheduled to con-
tinue through June Is. will provide
funds for operation of IL clubs al
ready open and others soon to be
opened throughout the county. j. G.
Lewis of Hyattsville, is campaign
chairman.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
| State Supreme Court
|GranfsArlini!g|fonBoard
Appeal onp hone Rates
BY the Assoelosed Press

RICHMOND, May 15.-Ihe Vir-
|ginia State Supreme Court Of APP
|peals yesterday granted an appeal
LOT right" to the Board OF Supervisors
of Arlington County and the Airing
ton Public Utilities Commission from
Ia decision Of the State Corporation
Commission approving the general
rate increases Of the Chesapeake q
Potomac Telephone Co. last January.
The increases, which the COM
|pany said would increase annual
revenues by about $2,700,000, were
granted by the commission on jan
|uary 16 after hearings which began
January 13.
Arlington officials petitioned the
corporation commission to grant q
30-day continuance in the case to
enable them to study the G. 81 p.
proposals further. but the commits
sion denied the request and said
proper publication Of notice had
been given them.
The appeal to the Supreme Court
said the commission erred In failing
Ito grant the continuance and by
approving the rate revisions on the
lex parte evidence Of the company.
Justice George 1. Browning, who
granted the appeal, noted that 1t
was IAN appeal Of right" that 1t
was the statutory privilege OF the
Arlington authorities.
The appeal probably viii be heard
lat the October term IN Richmond.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
Lone to Speak at RolIy
Of Democratic Women

Gov. Lane will speak at the spring
rally and luncheon of the United
Democratic Women's Clubs OF
Maryland at 1890 pm. Monday at
the Manor Club, Norbeck.
Presidents of the Western Mary
land Women's Democratic Clubs
will be hostesses, assisted by Mrs.
Robert M. Poole and Mrs. Frances
McFadden of Montgomery County
John White, Colmar Manor, for
mer speaker of the Maryland House
of Delegates, will sing. Mrs. Gene
We've H. Wells, Silver Spring, chair
man Of the United Democratic
Womens Clubs, will preside.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
Fairfax Schools Plan
To Operate Monday
On Daylight Time

With few exceptions, Fairfax
County schools will conform to day
light saving time beginning Monday
The exceptions, according to
School Supt. w. T. Woodson, are
two or three schools served by buses
transporting children to schools at
Manassas where the Prince William
County Board Of Supervisors has not
decided on daylight time.
The decision was reached after a
close vote of the Fairfax County
School Board last night. At first
the issue was nearly defeated by
what appeared to be tie vote, but
a motion to move the opening and
closing hours up an hour finally
was passed, S to 8.
Mr.. Woodson did not present a
Recommendation on the question,
declaring board members had a
better idea Of the sentiment Of resi-
dents In their respective districts.
State law requires that Eastern
Standard Time be used officially 50
the School Board followed the prac-
tice Of Arlington and Alexandria by
advancing school opening one hour.
Beginning Monday, most Fairfax
schools will open at 8 am. and close
at 2:20 pm. EST. Mr.. Woodson said
he would have to determine today
which schools, served by buses trans
porting students to Manassas, will
remain UNCHANGED.
Board members voting for the
change were John T. Reeves, Falls
Church district; Richard Stands.
Providence; c. M. Cockren, Falls
Church; George Gillingham, Mount
Vernon, and Clarence E. Jett, Lee.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
Federal Price Control
For Maryland tobacco
Called Possibility
speeiaI Dispaieh TO The stor

PRINCE FREDERICK, Md, May
15.-Failure of Southern Maryland
tobacco growers to receive what they
consider fair average prices may re-
suit in the Federal Government
being asked to step in and establish
grades and pegged prices, according
to DR.. T. B. Symons, director OF the
University of Maryland's extension
service.
Speaking at the annual meeting
of the Homemakers' Clubs OF Cal
vert, Charles and st. Marys Coun-
ties, he said it is essential that
farmers receive an adequate return
on their produce in order to make
good homes.
He explained later, however, that
State agricultural leaders have been
considering a plan to invoke Gov
ernment aid in order to insure
tobacco growers return COM
parable to that received by workers
in other enterprises.
"Such action" he said, may be
the only way in which fair price
for Maryland tobacco can be OBJ
tanned"
Growers have been disappointed
in prices received for the leaf in
Southern Maryland where prices
have averaged less than so cents
a pound. DR.. Symons said the crop
has been good and top grades are
not bringing prices they justify
with the result that the farmer Is
hardly making costs.
Maryland never has come under
la Government program Of grading
such as is in effect in Virginia and
Kentucky, DR.. Symonss explained.
Heretofore it has not been particu-
larly desirable to do this but before
prices can be pegged it would be
necessary for the Government to
establish a grading system.
He said the whole question Is be-
ing studied by farmers and that
while opinion is divided, the plan
would not be presented until the
whole question has been settled
among growers.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
Man Held for Court Action
N Sons Traffic Death

ia District father was one OF two
men ordered held by a coroner's
Jury yesterday for court action In
the traffic death of his son.
Robert S. Lueben, ST., Slit De-
catuS street, Edmonston, Md. the
father, and Joe Harrison, As, OF
Rosslyn, Va, were ordered to face
court action In the death on May
4 OF Robert s. Lueben, jr., 80, o1
2026 Higdon road NE.
The elder Lueben was the driver
Of the car In which his son was q
passenger when 1t collided with 9
streetcar at Kenilworth avenue ano
Quarles street NE. Harrison was
the operator of the streetcar.
Another jury exonerated Warrer
g. Webb, Is. of 2815 Twenty-eightf
street NV, of blame in the traffic
death Sunday of 7-year-old Lucille
McAllister, colored, 1900 block o1
Central place NE. The jury sait
the girls fatal injury as she crossed
West Virginia avenue in the 1901
block was accidental.
webb previously had been charged
with failure to yield the right ol
WY to . pedestrian.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
Convicted Prisoner Is Hunted
After He FIees Courthouse

James Thompson, jr. one Of Two
prisoners locked in the cell with
Fisher, told Sheriff Alton he saw
Fisher on the roof.
The jury had found Fisher guilty
but recommended @extreme mercy"
to Judge william J. McWilliams,
after his attorney. James G. Morton,
IT., argued that he was q "psyco-
pathic personality, given to an I'M
pulse to walk out"
Sentenced to four-year term by
a Montgomery County court in jan
uary for burglary, Fisher left the
House Of Correction March 23 and
was found in washington four days
later.
He pleaded not guilty to the
escape charge, maintaining he
walked out" Of the prison only to
see his family and arrange . fu-
neral for his father-in-law.
Mr.. Morton said Fisher was mar
Red and had two children, but
House of Correction records indicat-
ed he was separated from his wife
Evening star., 1947-05-15
ConyaIescenf Home Fined
500 on Fire Safety Charge

A local conva1eScent home yeSter-
day was fined 500 for failing to In
stall f1reproofing ordered last year
by the District building Inspector
The fine was imposed In Municipal
Court upon Mrs. Ida Smith Taylor,
representing the Gordon Gonzales
cent Home, Inc, 42l T street NV.
Inspector Charles O'Connell re-
ported to the court ofldcials of the
home were told last December to
fireproof stairways, . basement cell
ing and install an approved fire
alarm system. Judge John P. McMa-
hon was informed yesterday the or
der had not been complied with
when an inspection was made on
May z.
The three story brick bai1ding in
cludes 20 rooms accommodating Is
beds, Mr.. O'Connell reported.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
Anti Rabies Clinics Slated
For Prince Georges Again

Anti-rabies vaccination clinics fol
| dogs viii be conducted In Prince
Georges County again this year, i
was reported today by Dr.. G. J
Gibbs, county veterinarian.
Sponsored by the County Com.
Imissioners and the Live Stock SAM
Itary Service OF Maryland, the clinics
will be held at locations and dates
to be announced later. according te
IDr. Gibbs.
This will be the fourth year the
program has been in operation, with
the number OF cases steadily de-
|creasing since its inception in 1874
the veterinarian said. Last year
approximately 60 per cent OF the
dogs in the county were vaccinated
The vaccinations are good for one
year only, he warned.
Dr.. Gibbs said so cases Of rabies
occurred in 1943 when no clinics
were held. The next year, there
were 95, with rs occurring before the
clinics opened in June. In 1915, ~
cases were reported before the vac
|cinations started and seven after
ward, while last year, only two
cases were reported for the entire
season.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
Two zoning Requests
Granted in Arlington

The Arlington County Board has
granted two requests for rezoning,
denied two applications and de-
ferred action on - others at the
monthly night zoning meeting at
the courthouse.
Granted were the applications OF
the executors, estate Of Charles B.
Munson, for q change from resi-
Dental to general commercial at
1881 South Highland street and
Marie G. Bell for a change from
one-famfly residential and residen-
tial apartments to local business.
The applications Of M. Christine
Burke for rezoning from one family
residential to apartments In the
5700 block of North Ninth road Was
denied as was the request Of Cora
B. and Haywood T. Murphy for q
change from one-family residential
to apartments at 6523 Lee highway.
In deferring action on the other
IL applications, the board indicated
that among other things, the lack
of fifth member, the fact that .
planning consultant will be en-
ployed after July ! and the appeal
which viii be made In a Woodward
g. Lothrop rezoning case, Influenced
the decision to take no action.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
BeaII and Sasscer Fail
In Fight 10 Prevent
Census Worker Shift

Two Maryland Representatives
yesterday lost a fight on the House
floor to prevent removal of 300
Census Bureau employees from Suit
land, Md, to New York City.
Involved are employees in the For
eign Trade Statistics section here,
which will be shifted to New York
if the House and Senate finally
accept present wording Of the 1948
supply bill for the Commerce De-
partment.
Representatives Beall, Republican,
and Sasscer, Democrat, both OF
Maryland, teamed up to attack a
rider in the State, Commerce, JUS
tice, Judiciary appropriation bill
that called for the transfer. It
went out on a point Of order
made by Mr.. Beall.
But Representative Stefan, Re
publican, OF Nebraska, chairman OF
the Appropriations subcommittee in
charge Of the bill, then offered an
amendment to achieve the same
purpose in another way. This would
set aside $4,000 OF the Census
Appropriations for operations here
and leave $1,200,0o0 for centralized
foreign trade statisrtical operations
in New York. About 80 employees
of this section now are in New
York.
Representative Taber, Republican
of New York, head of the full APP
preparations Committee, supported
the plan to move the section to New
York. The lead for the removal
was taken by Representative Rooney
Democrat, Of New York. He and
Mr.. Taber contended the transfer
would be in the interest OF economy
The amended version was ap-
proved by standing vote of II to
80. This action was taken while
the House was sitting as COM
mittee. A roll call vote could be
taken on the issue today when the
House is scheduled to pass the
supply bill.
The contest may be renewed when
the Senate takes up the bill.
Evening star., 1947-05-15

More than 200 cadets at George
Washington High School in Alex
andria took part yesterday In the
annual competitive drill.
Bobby Dunn, "A, of Company D,
was selected as the best drilled
private among boy cadets, and
Margaret winterwerp, 16. OF Com
pany G, won top honors as the
best drilled girl cadet.
In the competition for the best
drilled squads group from COM
pany B headed by Corpl. Tommy
Harrison won first place. Mem
bers of his squad included VIII
liam Shiflett, Earl Pearson, Robert
Stamps and Ernest White.
Corpl Gaylah Shelton headed the
winning girls squad from Company
G Other members Of her group are