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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-14

Errors Mancuso, DiMaggio, Jones.
Runs batted in-Vernon g. Spence, Mele,
Doerr 2, Jones 3, Tebbetts 2, Pesky. Two
liams. Home runs-Jones 2, Doerr, Mele.
Stolen bases - Pesky. Double plays -
Hughson, Doerr and Jones. Left on bases
Washington 6, Boston 10. Base on balls
off Pieretti 5. off Cary l., off Hugh
son 1. Strikeouts-by Pieretti 3, by Hugh
son 5. Hits-off Candini S in 1-3 inning;
off Pieretti 8 in 6 2-3 innings; off Cary
2 in l inning. Balk - Candini. Losing
pitcher-Candini. Umpires - Paparolla,
Rue, Hurley and Summers. Fine 4slB.
Attendance 34,451.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-14

Errors-Harrist. Wright. Runs batted II
York %; Holloway (2); Hodgin.
Mitchell. Edwards, Robinson, Gordon
(3). Hogan, Tucker. Two base hits
Peck, Holloway. Home runs-Gordon,
Hogan, Tucker. York 0. Stolen bases -
Holloway, Peck, Philley. Sacrifices
Harrist, Teller, fresh. Double play -
Appling, Holloway and York. Left on
basss-Cleveland 4; Chicago 5. Bases on
balls-Harrist 8. Struck out-Feller 2;
Harrist l, Gebrian 2, Caldwell 3. Hits
off Harrist 5 in 2 % innings: Gcbrian
S in 4 1-3; Caldwell 0 in 2. Hit by
pitcher, by-Feller wright. Winning
pitcher-Gebrian. Umpires McGowan,
Grieve, Mex nley md Jones. Time 2:0a.
Attendance (actuaD 37.1O3.
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STANDINGS

TeSterday'8 Results
Red Springs l; WILMINGTON 49,
Sanford 13; Selma-Smithfield IL.
Warsaw 8; Dunn-Erwin 10.
Lumberton at Clinton (ppd., rained
OUT.
Today's Games
Clinton at WILMINGTON.
Red Springs at Warsaw.
Dunn-Erwin at Sanford.
Lumberton at Smithfield.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-14

EIrors-Queen. Runs batted in - Cox
3, Scheffing, Cavaretta, Howell 6, Kiner.
Two base hit Scheffing, Cox. Home runs
Howell 2, Kiner. Sacrifice Cox, Russell.
Lett on bases Chicago 4; Pittsburg 8.
Bases on balls off Queen 7, Erickson /,
Passeau 5, Carpenter 2, Bonham /.
strkeouts Queen 3, Passeau 1. Hits off
Erickson 2 in 3 innings; Queen S in 7;
Carpenter 0 in l inning; Passeau 8 in 4
innings; Bonham 3 in 2 innings. Winning
pltcher-Queen. Losing pitcher-Erickson.
cmpires-Barlick and Pinelli. Time 2:34.
Attendance Sill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-14
Swart, Johnson Go To N. C. State; Sykes Will
Run Pigskin For Georgia Tech; New Han
over High School Eleven Shaping Up
BY GENE WARREN
Star Sports Writer

Rudy Johnson, Bubba Sykes, and William Swart, all
members of the 1916 New Hanover High school football
team, will be seeing action on college gridirons this season,
it was learned by the Star yesterday.
johnson, who alternated with Sykes at fullback most
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-14
Robins Bow ToBucs, Cheshire, 1871
Lefty Louis Racks 18th
As Locals Mangle Burch
Pirate Southpaw Strikes Out Nine Batters;
Wilmington R a s Is Safeties;
Clinton Here Tonight -.

Three Red Springs Robins collected singles to take
home with them last night, but that's the only thing they
got. Lefty Louis Cheshire, aided by a 15-hit Pirate plate
production and abetted by six Robin miscues, coasted to a
1871 win at Legion stadium. his 18th of the year against
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-14

A new animal was discovered in
southern Australia in 1888. 1t IS
the size of a mouse and has pale
blue-gray fur.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-14

1cStcI u0y.0 NeSuItS
Philadelphia 2; New York 8.
Detroit rs; New York 1-6.
Washington 3. Boston 10.
Cleveland Z; Chicago 8.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-14

Gray hair begins to show on
white persons at the average age
of "a. In Negroes, this occurs
seven wears later.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-14

in-Wagner, Hutchinson, Wakefield 2.
McHale 2, Thompson. Two base hits -
Hutchinson. Three base hits-Wakefie1d.
Sacrifices-Lake. Kell. Double plays
Judnich, Stephens and Judnich. Left
on b~ases-Detroit 10; ST. Louis 9. Bases
OH balls-Sanford 3. Brown. 2. Strike
~outs-Sanford 4, Hutchinson 3. Hits off
Sanford 9 in 7 innings; off Brown 4 in 2.
Hit by pitcher, by-Hutchinson nehner).
Losing pitcher Sanford. Umpires -
Boyer, Rommel and Passarella. Time
1:45.
(SecOnd Game)
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(Second Camel

Benton. White 49, Newhouser (l and
Swift. Wagner 8l; Muncrief, Zoldak
~ Potter 49, and Early, Moss (9). VIM
ming pitcher. Zoldak. Losing pitcher,
Newhouser. Home runs-Wertz, Hutchin-
son, w. j. Brown.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-14

Boston 5; Brooklyn 10.
New York q; Philadelphia 5.
Chicago 2. Pittsburgh 10.
(Only games scheduled).
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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DODGERS 10, BRAVES S

rO1rATS ----------------- 81 5 10 "A ]
Hit INTO double play for Lanfrancor
xx-struck out for Barrett in 9Th.
Tvx-Hit into double play for Wright i
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IR BALTIEU RUSAI
NORI PABALTUO

Ne tik raudonieji Rusai yra
imperialistai. Nuo ju neatsilie-
ka ir caro- laiku emigrantai
patys pabege nuo bolseviku te-
roro. Teko patirti kad ateities
Russia jie isivaizduoja didele
If galinga, drauge SUI visomis
zememis, kurios caro- laikais
buvo prievarta prie Rusijos
prijungtos. Taigi Pabaltijys il
Lenkija, anot ju, turetu pri.
klausyti Rusijai. Dabartines
-Rusijos nereiketu, girdi, SUI.
sprogdinti, O tik duoti autono.
mia kai kuriems krastams.
Toks galvojimas musu menu.
stebina. Kick labiau jau keista
kad tokia ju nuomone randa
pritarimo ir Amerikieciu poll
tiniuose sluoksniuose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-12
GERA VIETA DIRBTI
YRA GERA VIETA
LAIKYTIS

Vienas is geriausiu budu pa
tirti ar kompanija yra gera
vieta dirbti yra tai temijimas
kaip ilgai zmones SUI ia laikosi.
Suprantama, dideleje plieno
kompanijoje kokia yra Repub-
lie, zmones nuolat ateina ir is
eina. Taciau stai yra nekurie
nuostabQs faktai:
$4,000 is Republics suvirs
$4,000 darbininku yra isdirbe
Sal kompanijai PENKIOLIKA
METQ ar daugiau.
$4,000 yra isbuve su Repub-
lie per DESIMTS METU arba
daugiau.
$4,000 yra isbuve su Repub-
lie per PENKIS METUS arba
daugiau.
$4,000 is Republics suvirs
$4,000 darbininkp yra isbuve
su Republic per viena meta ar
ba daugiau. Likusieji $4,000
istojo dirbti j Republic begyje
pastage dvylikos menesiq.
Republic didziuojasi kad to-
kia daugybe vyru ir moteru
kurie stojo dirbti del Republic
jos 76 dirbtuvese, kasyklose ir
sandeliuose, ir Republic ofisuo-
Sc, pasiryze pasilikti su ia ant
visada.
stai yra CANA geras irodymas
kad Republic yra gera vieta
dirbti yra gera vieta ir
laikytis.
REPUBLIC STEEL
CORPORATION
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DEL ALENOS DEVE.
NIENES

'Kas veza ta ir plaka", sa-
ko Lietuviu patarle. stai mu-
su tautiete p. Alena Devenie-
ne buvo Americas Lietuviu
Tarybos ir kitty draugiju nusiu-
sta Vokietijon ir j kitas Sails
Europoje aplankyti Lietuvius
tremtinius ir juos paguosti, ju
reikalais pasirupinti.
Jai. ten vazinejant, tremti-
Mai atrase daug laisku, ku-
riuose kartu p. Deveniene ir
giria ir peikia. Giria kad j
juos aplanke, paguode, priza-
dejo jais rupintis sugryzus,
tik. raso, girdi, NUNS liudna
kad il mus politiskai skaldo.
Vieni laikrasciai ia uz tai
subare, kiti pagyre. Bet as
cia kalbesiu ta ka patti zinau ir
girdejau.
Kai kas nesupranta kodel p.
Deveniene Wis peike Lietuvai
Vaduoti Sajunga, Wis eyre
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::: s:;.- LAISVA LIETUVA
Laisve pazinus Tauta -
JungO Nevilks!

vyrai SUI kietom sirdim sio ma
no isvedziojimo ir negales SUI
prasti, bet mes moterys, slip
nesneji lytis, esame daugiau
prie realybes ir moterisku pa
linkimu. Man zinant moteru
buda, visai nejaudina zinios
laiskuose apie p. Devenienes
elgesi Europoje. Juk ir il ne
is dangaus iskritus! O mote
rial turime pripazinti kad leis-
tina ir papletkauti ir paintri-
guoti, tai kodel p. Deveniene
turi butt skirtinga?. -.
Tx vieno as neprisiimu, tai
kad tremtiniai raso, girdi, JUS
ten atsiuntet Amerikiete Lie
tuvaite mus suraminti, 0 j
musu nesupranta. Poni Deve-
niene nera Americas Lietuvai-
te, nors il gal but ir Americas
piliete ar cia gimus. il, cia at
vaziavo karo pradzioje, kair
daug kitu Lietuvos tremtiniu
Jos didesni ar mazesni nuopel-
mai visgi reikia priskirti, kaipo
vienai is tremtinu. Rodos ia
tremtiniai irgi turetu zinoti.
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A. L. Taryba. ! ia klausima
man tenka atsakyti SUI pateisi-
nimu. Viena, pats faktas yra
kad p. Deveniene tai kelionei
siunte Taryba, tai il priversta
buvo ta organizacija ir jos sro-
yes grit, o peikiant, LVS, Ia
bal palengvina grit ALT.
Gal kas sakys, galima ALT
grit ir nepeikus LVS. Tiesa,
bet man zinoma kad p. Deve-
niene lankydamosi SUI prakal-
bomis musu mieste, peike abb
tas organizacijas. Girdi, nei
viena nei kita nepaskolinus jai
labai reikalingu pinigu kai j
atvaziavo Amerika, ir as la
bal jai uzjauciau ir patti me-
ciau blogus zodzius del to, ypac
LVS, nes ten ir patti priklau-
sau.
Bet dabar ALT ta "klaida'
atitaise, padedama p. Devenie-
nei nuvykti Europon, kas jai
buvo miela ir gal naudinga,
LVS dar savo "nusikaltimo"
neatitaise ir p. Deveniene ne
turi Strides ja grit. Gal but
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Kol kas is Amerikos Lietu-
vaiciu, gyvenusiu cia dar prizes
kara, Europa nuvaziuoti, gi-
mines ir tremtinius aplankyti
progu nesurado, nors norinciu
yra ne viena.
Am. Lietuvaite.
NuO RedakcijOs: Greta cia
pareikstu Am. Lietuvaites min
ciu apie p. A. Deveniene, reikia
pasakyti kad jos darbai ir ko-
va prizes Amerikos Lietuviu
tautininkus ir LVS siekia gi-
liau negu tik p. Devenienes ne
gavimas paskolos is LVS. Del
paskolos, il turejo zinoti kad
LVS Gar ALT), kaip visuome-
mes aukomis palaikoma orga-
nizacija negali duoti ar skolin-
ii privaciu asmenu reikalams,
ypac kad tie privatus asmenys
turf Amerikoje placias pain
tis ir lengvai galejo Cir gavo)
paskolu kick tik norejo.
Ponia A. Deveniene kovoja
prizes tautininkus ir ju organi-
zacijas is principe, kaip visi XII
valstieciai liaudininkai, kurie
ir dabar, tremtyje budami, yra
atkakliausi tautininku priesai
paciq tremtiniu santikiuose.
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PRISIMINkIT SAVO mel AIMINGUS
BROLIUS TREMTYJE
sauksmas Gretos Butnos Pagalbos Maistu Silpnesnie
il tuoj Prades Mirti Badu
KOMENTUOTAS LAISKAS

poezija. Reikia saukti, prasy-
tt, maldauti pasigailekit,
gelbekit Lietuviska jaunima,
LietuviQ vaikucius - Lietuvos
ateiti!
Skaudu dzl viso badaujancio
ir vargstancio pasaulio, gala
kiekvieno zmogaus. Bet kai
prisimeni savo nelaiminga tau
ia, Rytus ir Vakarus isblas-
kytus Lietuvos zmones, nukan-
kintus, kankinamus, mirstan-
cius badu
Nejaugi mes galime butt
abejingi kai tirpte tirpsta mu-
su tauta? Argi ne musu tai
broliai, ar ne musu kraujas?
AS kreipiuosi ypatingai j
Amerikites Lietuves moteris.
JUS visos turtle vaikus, mazy-
cius arba paaugusius, moksla
einancius. Kaip skaudu ju ne
TEXT! O ten irgi yra motinu
vaikai, jusu sesuciu-broliu, kai--
mynu vaikai, - Lietuvos atei-
tbs, Lietuviu tauta.
Lietuvoje esantiems broliams
dabar, deja, niekuo negalime
padeti, net siuntiniai ju nepa-
siekia. Bet mes galime pade-
ii tremtiniams Lietuviams. Pa
galba reikalinga skubiai: sia-
dien, rytoj, tuojau. Reikalin-
gi maisto siuntiniai.
zinau, daug kas siuncia gil
minems, pazystamiems. Bet is
kur gaus tie kurie ginning A
merikoje neturi? :,
Detroite zinau Lietuviu mo-
teru kurios siuncia daug SUM-
tiniu nepazystamiems: p. Mare
Sims, Stephania Douvan, dar
kelios kitos.
Ponia Guest andai pavede
man visa kruva drabuziu: gir-
di, tn pazysti, zinai ten kan ko
labiausia reikia, issiQsk. Ir is
siunciau tuoj net iris siunti-
MUS, pridedama kiekviename
nuo saves po kick maisto, mes
zinau kad vaikuciai isvers vi
sas kisenes bejieskodami.
Lietuves moterys! Mes vi
SOS megstam pasipuosti. Rel
kalinga NUNS ivairiu piestukq,
kremu, ruzo, reikalinga kvepa-
lu, zibuciu (daug zibuciu prize
sukneliq, prie paltuD. Kick
mes isleidziam pinigu kartais
visiskai nereikalingiems daily
kams. Ar negaletume kai ko
is tn dalykeliq sau nepirkti If
ia dolari paaukoti badaujan-
items vaikuciams, studentams.
AS saukiuosi j salpos organi-
zacijas, j pavienius Lietuvius,
j moteris. Nepirkite tick daug
zibuciu, papuosalu Kaledoms,
negaminkime riebiu "keksu'
(jie daugiau NUNS tik kenkia
sveikatai). Paaukokime ia SUI
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isis straipsniukas yra ver-
timas greta telpancio Repub-
lie Steel Corporation skelbi-ss
mo. Skelbimas, ju pageida-
vimu, talpinamas Anglisko-
je kalboje.)
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slUO metu pastebejau grazia
mada Americas Lietuviu spau-
doje: skelbti laiskus tremtiniu,
skaudziu likimu besiskundzian-
ciu, pagalbos prasanciu, arba
laiskus Lietuviu, Tevyneje rau-
donojo marc kankinamu.
Grazi mada: zmones paskai-
to, padusauja: Ak, kokie jie
vargsai, kaip jie kencia! Ir
viskas. Dazniausia tie paskel-
bti laiskai jokiq konkreciu re-
zultatQ neturi.
Tiesa, buna ir kitaip. Kaz
kada viena tremtine, laukianti
kudikio, parase laiska Ameri-
kos Lietuvems per spauda, pra-
sydama drabuzeliu jos kudi-
kiui, irg 80 moteru atsiliepe ir
jai pagelbeti. Yra ir daugiau
pavyzdziu. Tas rodo kad Ame-
rikos Lietuviai turi sirdi! ST.
tas faktas padrasina name, ir
liepia cia rasyti.
Turiu dabar ant stalo vieno
Notwithstanding studento lai-
Ska. Neskelbsiu jo istisai, jis
yra labai ilgas ir dar labiau
liudnas. Pacituosiu tiktai ke-
lias to laisko istraukas ir ko-
mentuosiu, paaiskinsiu.
'Siadien gaunu po 400 gramu
bulviu ir 800 gr. duonos dienai,
bet tai tests neilgai. Greit bull
viu nebebus visai, duonos ir-
gi sumazes. Sausros tebesite-
sia. Gyvulius skerdzia dabar
milijonais, = nera pasaro del
sausru. Taigi, pavasari nebus
nei $50 gr. riebalu menesiui,
nei 400 gr. mesos, kaip buvo
Xxi siol. O kas els SUI badu?
Ia zinot visi: ir epidemijos, ir
politines konjunkturos, visis-
kas zmonijos pakrikimas ir ga
liausiai. -. stovime karo isva-
karese.
"ziauriausia bus uz keliQ
menesiu su maistu. Taip, ka
valgom Xxi siol, turint galvoje
tvirta Lietuviska prigimti, gal
ir teseciau du ar iris metus.
Bet keliu menesiu laikotarpyje
viskas taip pabloges kaip ka-
zin ar kada nors buvo Euro
pole.
GAS prasyciau ne tik savo,
bet visu Lietuviu, vardu sauk-
ii, prasyti konkrecios ir grei-
tos pagalbos maistu. Drabuziu
jau mes gavom, beveik uzten-
ka, gavom per BALF'a, gavom
is asmenisku siuntiniu. ORA
buziais Amerikieciai duosnus,
aciu jiems. Bet kaip liudna
kartais kai gauni kelnes, lieme-
ne, dar ka nors, o galva svaig-
sta nevalgius, o jieskai kisene-
Sc. -. duonos.
"Jei badu Xxi siol nedaug kas
mire, O tik nusilpo ar dziova
gavo tai netrukus prades mir
ii visi silpnesnieji. Butu gerai
kad panasiq laisku istraukas
atiduotumet j laikrasciu redak-
cijas. Tai ne mano asmenis-
kas sauksmas - Gelbekit! -
O visu Vokietijoje esanciq Lie
tuviu."
sTAI tik trys istraukos is
ano ilgo laisko. Padetis apra-
syta visiskai aiskiai, be jokio
perdejimo.
Esu patti tremtine, tik ka at
vykus cia. Tebestovi man aky-
Sc isbale veidai, pilni maldavi-
mo ir vilties zvilgsniai mus,
laiminguosius, isvaziuojancius
Amerika. Dabar ateina jq lai-
skai, toxic laiskai kuriuos vi
sus butu galima deti laikras.
cius. Tie laiskai name degina
neduoda ramybes. Negaliu ty'
lett arba rasyti memo vardu til
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Vietoje Kalediniu Dovanu

taupyta dolari - pieno vaiku-
CLANS, riebalu, duonos jauni-
mui. Ale Arbaciauskiene.
Evening star., 1947-01-08
Conqress
Continued From First Page3

the height of the Army-Navy merger
fight last year.
At that time the Chief Executive
told the Navy to refrain from any
public campaign against dnification,
although he added that officers were
free to express their own views be-
fore congressional committees.
Text of Directive.
The text of the White House
budget directive, dated last Novem-
ber Is, follows:
II have noticed that on several
occasions certain department and
agency officials have shown tend
ency to seek from Congress larger
appropriations than were contem-
plated in official budget estimates.
"The estimates which I transmit
to Congress reflect q balanced pro-
gram for the Executive branch Is
q whole, and each individual, esti-
mate is considered in the light of
this program, its relationship to
other estimates, and the fiscal pro-
gram of the Government. While
agency witnesses before Congress
sional committees must feel free
to supply facts Id answer to ques-
tions of committee members, I can
not condope the practice Of seizing
upon any, opportunity which pre-
sents itself to indicate an opinion,
Evening star., 1947-01-08
House Group 10 Speed
bill on News Agencies
BY III, Assoeicied Press

Chairman Michener said today th.
House judiciary Committee win givt
early consideration to q bill by Rep
lresentative Mason, Republican, ol
Illinois to exempt news gathering
agencies from the antitrust laws.
Mr.. Mason, reintroducing the
measure he offered In the last Con-
|gress, says the legislation Is reces-
sary to clarity and nullify" Su-
|preme Court ruling that the Associ-
ated Press violated the Sherman
Antitrust Act through by-laws which
limited membership.
Hearings were held on MIR. Mason's
bill last year. 1t was approved by a
judiciary Subcommittee, but failed
to cleaf the full committee before
adjournment.
The key section of the bill provides
that the antitrust laws shall not Be
construed to bar any press service
company" from using its own dis
|cretion In picking its customers.
It also would allow a news gather
ing organization to- supply its serv-
ices to one customer and deny it to
another newspaper in the same
community.
Mr.. Mason would define a press
service company as:
"AIl newspapers, bureaus, agen-
cies, companies, corporations and as
sociations, membership or otherwise
engaged in whole or in part in pro-
ducing, gathering, collecting, buying
selling, supplying, exchanging, fur
nishing, and otherwise disseminat-
ing news, news pictures, photo
graphs, syndicate or feature material
for publication In newspapers"
Evening star., 1947-01-08
Points at Issue

Here in brief are the points at
issue in the strike involving Gov
ernment Services, Inc, and the
United Restaurant and Cafeteria
Workers (CIO):
The union claims its members
were locked out by GSI when GSI
rejected the union proposal for ex-
tension Of Its 1916 contract pending
signing Of new contract GSI rnain-
Eair1s there is no lockout and opposes
further a contract extension be-
cause 1t said the union gave no
valid excuse for q 16-day delay in
negotiations last month. GSI also
takes the stand similar extensions
have caused GSI to prepare for dis
ruption Of service to patrons on three
separate occasions.
Original demands Of union in
clude a 20-cent an hour increase
for all employees. Negotiations for
both sides accepted Government
compromise Of cents an hour,
pending ratification. The union
membership three days later re-
jected the compromise on grounds
they would receive none of the
originally demanded benefits such
as increased annual leave, sick leave,
a welfare fund and arbitration Of
suspensions or DISCHARGES.
Evening star., 1947-01-08

was being served, affording a drink
to those workers who brought their
own lunches. Three dining rooms
remained open to the lunch-luggers
but offered no other service.
Management and union spokes-
men made it plain they were stand
ing pat on the terms they ex-
changed after the union members
voted down an Scent hourly wage
increase last Friday.
Both said they would be happy to
bargain, but the company insisted
that the dead 1916 contract remain
dead. The union said it could not
afford to work or bargain without
the protection of a contract.
Next to the contract extension
problem the hitch in negotiations
appeared to be on what plane the
bargaining would resume.
Original Demands Cited.
In thei2 original demands the
union asked 20 cents, which it later
reduced to 15 cents. It also asked q
number of working improvements
and benefits which 1t discarded with
provisional acceptance of the Gov
ernment-suggested scent increase.
When the union membership re-
jected the agreement some workers
were disappointed because Agricul-
ture and Pentagon cafeteria workers
were to receive benefits not included
in the GSI proposal. Others were
concerned because Agriculture cafe
terra workers were to receive a 10A-
cent increase from National Food
Corp.
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MorshoIIps First Big Army Job
Was Planning Argonne Drive

Highlights in the career Of Gen
George C. Marshall, chosen TO be the
new Secretary Of State:
Born: December 81. 1880. at Union.
town, Pa.
Decided on Army career when he
saw the 10th Pennsylvania Regiment
back from the Spanish sh-American
War. triumphantly parade through
his hometown streets.
Graduated 18th In class Of "a
at Virginia Military Institute, but
won fame as football tackle.
Commissioned in Regular Army
In 1901. AS q second lieutenant, was
sent in May, 1902, to help put down
the Philippine instruction.
In World War I, he went to France
In q minor role and II months later
became operations chief Of the 1st
Army, planning the secret movement
Of s20, 900 officers and men for the
great Meuse-Argonne offensive.
Chosen aide de camp to Gen
John ]. Pershing in 1920. he served
four years In Washington, then q
three-year hitch in China and In
1927 became an instructor in the
Army War College.
Became Chief of STAFF the day
Germany invaded Poland, Septem-
Der l, 1889, selected by President
Roosevelt over other officers with
much longer service.
Organized an Army Of 1,500, 900
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which had been the subject Of such
limited investigation"
One of the difficulties cited by
"the commission was constantly
plete turnovers" in the investigative
staff. This resulted from the neces-
sity Of restoring approximately ESQ
returning veteran investigators with
civil service status, the Commission
explained.
Therefore" the report continued
"the Commission was constantly
engaged in restraining these men
on an investigative program which
had greatly increased in complex
ity during their service in the armed
forces"
The Commission made no specific
recommendation for legislation al
this time. Studies now in progress
will enable the commission to sub
NIT proposals to the President from
time to time, the report announced
The commission deplored the "de.
cidedly unsound attitude" of "toe
many" high-ranking agency officials
who spend little time on personne.
matters.
"Far too few administrators ano
supervisors of the Federal service
take time out for the purpose oi
outlining to employees the duties
they are expected to perform," the
commission contended. "As a re.
suit there is entirely too much LOST
motion in the conduct of many
aspects of the Governments work.
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den, binding storm could have been
accommodated.
AS it was, they were obliged to
make forced landings elsewhere
while National Airport operators
"sweated out" seven emergency
landings in q hair-raising period
between 8 and 9 pm. - So. -
Seven Planes Brought Ins
This was one Of the worst Hours
in the memory OF local controllers
While most scheduled airliners had
been accounted for, seven civilian
transient and Army and Navy planes
with gas running low were brought
down at National Airport after try
ing to outrun a cold front that was
moving up swiftly from the South.
Several Of the pilots were unable
to recognize the terrain and could
not tell airport traffic control their
exact positions, q fault which would
have been corrected Immediately by
radar.
The system here is about hall
complete and should be ready fol-
operational tests in a few weeks, an
AAF spokesman said.
Another aid to all-weather navi-
CATION, the instrument landing sys-
tenn, recently was placed in opera
ton by the CAA. This enables air.
liners to approach the landing rum
way on an exact path by matching
two directional needles on their con-
troll panels.