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Evening star., 1948-07-16
ECA Now Negotiating
700 Million in Loans
With Nine Countries
~ the Associoied Press

Marshall Plan loans totaling more
than $700,000,000 now are being ne
gotiated with nine nations of West
ern Europe.
That disclosure was made today
by Economic Cooperation Admin
istrator Paul G. Hoffman at the
first meeting of his 12-member Pub
lie Advisory Board, a group Of in
dustry, labor, farm and public lead
ers appointed by President Truman
ECA is asking interest payment
at 3 to 31a per cent, an official told
reporters last night, with a tend
ency to gravitate to the lower fig
ure."
On Monday ECA will make public
It's total ALLEGATION of dollar help tc
each of the 16 European countries
China, Trieste and the occupied
zones of Germany. These allot-
ments will cover the July-Septem-
Der period ECAs second quarter OF
operations.
GIG Employees on Payroll.
ECA's payroll now shows GIG en-
ployes but more than $4,000 persons
have filed applications. Only 29e
are permanent employees, ITS are
temporary, 48 have been borrowed
from other Federal agencies and
100 are part-time consultants.
Nov, three months after we took
ofice, practically all key positions
on the domestic side have been
filed, half the foreign mission
heads have been named and the
rest are under active consideration,
Mr.. Hoffman said.
Board Awaits Confirmation.
The Foreign Assistance Act re-
quired Mr.. Truman to name an ad-
visory panel of citizens having
broad and varied experience" in
matters of public interest. The men,
pers, still to be confirmed by the
Senate, are:
James B. Carey, CIO secretary;
George Meany, AFL secretary
treasurer; Allan B. Kline, president
of the American Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton; Albert S. Goss, master of
the National Grange; James G.
Patton, president of the Farmers
Union; former Gov. Herbert H.
Lehman of New York; Jonathan
Daniels, editor of the Raleigh
IN. c. News and Observer; Robert
H. Hinckley. former chairman of
the Civil Aeronautics Authority
Sarah Blanding, president of Vas
sar College; George H. Mead, Ohio
paper manufacturer; Eric A. john
ston, president of the Motion Pic
tyre Association of America, and
A. E. Lyon, executive secretary of
the Railway Labor Executives As
Sociation.
Meanwhile, ECA announced two
new staff appointments. The mis-
sion to Norway will be headed by
A. E. Staley, jr, Decatur GllD man
ufacturer and former deputy chief
of the WPB food branch. Aubrey
H. Harwood, Los Angeles insurance
executive, was named director of
operations.
Evening star., 1948-07-16
Army's Draft Policy
To Avoid Requests fol
|nductees by Races
By John A. Giles

| Ihe Army Will not make separate
calls upon draft boards for white
and Negro inductees under the new
selective service law as was the prac-
tice in World War II, officials dis
closed today.
The wartime system whereby
each board was requested to furnish
certain number of white and q
certain number of Negro inductees
was the subject of criticism by
certain civil rights groups and others
who charged racial discrimination
The reason given for the racial
designations during the war was
that it was necessary to keep the
proportion of Negro troops in line
with the overall proportion in the
country's population. Army officers
said today it is anticipated the
higher mental and physical stand
ards now in effect will keep the
proportion ocSlreQ.
Proportion Now at Peak.
The proportion of Negro enlisted
personnel in the Army today is the
highest on record-more than IL
per cent of the total strength. 1t
has risen steadily since the time of
the Pearl Harbor attack, when it
was 6 per cent. The country's Negro
population is roughly 10 per cent OF
the total population.
Meanwhile, Defense Secretary
Forrestal announed special enlist
ments of 18-year-old volunteers un-
der the draft act will be accepted
simultaneously by the Regular
Army, Navy and Air Force recruit
ing officers beginning Wednesday.
The act provides that 19-year-olds
may volunteer to serve for one
year in the regular forces, fol-
lowed by an extended period in
the reserves.
Those youths who passed their
10th birthday between passage of
the act and next Wednesday will
be subject to the 21-month serv-
ice in the regular services, during
which time they may be required
to serve anywhere. The one-year
period of service by an 18-year-
old volunteer will be Confined to
the continental United States.
Enlistment Limits Set.
Mr.. Forrestal said he had set
the Wednesday date for beginning
acceptance of the 18-year-old VOL
unteers Immediately after he OBJ
tanned approval by the Budget
Bureau of the use of the necessary
funds. Several members of Con-
greSs have been critical OF the de-
lay in setting the date.
The annual enlistment limits are
as follows: Army. 10000; Navy,
$4,000 (of which 5000 will be al
lotted to the Marines, and Air
Force, $4,000.
The new draft law caused some
upswing in voluntary enliStments
during June. The Army reported
%, 900 recruits were obtained last
month, compared with 1854 in
May. The Air Force enlisted 10000
in June, compared with 7,417 in
May, and the Navy enlisted 49,
622 in June and $4,000 in May.
Evening star., 1948-07-16
by The Asseciofed Press

DENVER, July 16-About two
persons of every 1000 have a tumol
of the brain.
OF these persons who have tumors
only about so per cent have malig.
nant or cancerous ones and ir
many instances even these can be
safely removed because of the brains
silent areas"
Here is how DR.. Alfred w. Adson
seniro neuro-surgeon Of the Mayo
Clinic in Rochester, Mimi, explains
it:
As you use your eyes to read this
article, and as you use your hands
to turn the pages of the newspaper
you are bringing into use specific
areas Of your brain.
Besides these areas, with their
clear r-cut duties. there are silent
areas" Of the brain with no definite
responsibilities.
when tumors are in silent areas
of the brain, it is possible to remove
them, even thouh they are cancer
Evening star., 1948-07-16
1000 Greek Troops Killed
In Grammos Area, Reds Say
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, July 16.-The Central
Committee of the Greek Communist
Party declared today that the Com
munist-led guerrillas killed and
wounded more than 1000 Greek
Army forces in the Grammos Noun
tains fighting in Northern Greece
The statement was broadcast by
, the Communist Free Greece" radio
and reported in a Belgrade Dispatch
of Tass, the official Soviet news
agency. 1t called on dynamiters to
''sow panic in the ranks of the
enemy; in the rear destroy the
enemy communications, blow up his
stores, do not give him a minutes S
rest"
An Athens communique yesterday
reported highly successful" gov
ernment drive in the Smolikas
Mountains areas, with heavy guer-
rilla casualties and light losses fol
the Greek Army.
Evening star., 1948-07-16
BY the Associated Pres,

ELLICOTT CITY, Md. July 10
The State Police stand strong
chance of getting the $4,000 con-
fiscated by them in a gambling
raid on Rocway Towers, near Laurel,
last June 5, unless private claims
are positively established in court.
Milton Baxley, clerk of the How
ard County Court, said he now holds
in custody $32,123 of which $4,000
is claimed by Walter Novak Of Ia
koma Park, identified in the recent
trial as one of the operators of the
establishment. Novak, along with
the other 20 defendants in the case,
still faces a conspiracy charge as
a result of the police raid. All but
two of the defendants were con-
victed of gambling charges and
sentenced by Judge James Clark
Wednesday to year in the House
OF Correction.
1t was rumored during the trial
that a 70-year-old woman living in
quarters above the road house might
lay claim to s12,025. State Police
reported, however. that the woman
Evening star., 1948-07-16
$1,25O,OOO Contract Signed
For 3 New Catholic u. Buildings

Catholic University today signed
a contract for three new buildings
on the campus to cost $1,250,000.
To be constructed are a class
room building for the National
Catholic School of Social Service, a
dormitory to accommodate 100 STU
dents and a chapel with a seating
capacity of 460. The construction
will be done by the Joseph F. Nebel
Co. of Washington.
Work on the buildings is expected
to begin at once, according to Msgr
P. j. Mccormick, rector of the uni
versity.
The social service school building
will be located between the Mullen
Memorial Library and Mcmahon
Evening star., 1948-07-16

Hall. 1t will be three stories high
with a basement and will be con-
structed of white limestone to har-
menize with the library building
Administrative Offices for the social
service school, classrooms and a
student lounge in the basement
are planned.
The dormitory and chapel will be
located on Brookland avenue, north
of the nursing education building
These two buildings will be of red
brick with limestone trim and slate
roof.
Plans for the buildings were pre-
pared by Murphy g. Locraft, Wash
ington architects, in conjunction
with members of the faculty of the
University's school of architecture.
Evening star., 1948-07-16
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. =" As


of New Hampshire, and others.
But he was strongly opposed by the
District Bar Association and the
American Bar Association. Tbs
Senate Judiciary committee never
reported the nomination to the
Senate.
While the local bar group did not
question Justice Tamm's character,
spokesmen for the association con-
tended the nominee was not quail
fed for the bench, because he had
never tried a case in court.
Evening star., 1948-07-16
State Police May Get $32, 600
Seized in Rocwuy Gaming Raid

disclaimed knowledge of the money
when they took it from the building
A State law provides for reversion
of money confiscated by State Police
to their pension fund unless other
claims are established. State Po-
lice believed this was the largest
amount of casn ever conflscated in
Maryland gambling raid.
Evening star., 1948-07-16
Leqion Aids Boys State

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, July
16 (SpeciaD .-Charlottesville-A Albe-
marie Post IA of the American Le-
gion will send 10 city and county
boys to Boys State which opens
Sunday on the campus of Virginia
Polytechnic Institute at Blacks
burg.
Evening star., 1948-07-16
George O'Brien Divorced

LOS ANGELES, July 16 (P.-
Screen Actress Marguerite Churchill
observed her 18th wedding anniver.
sary by obtaining a divorce from
George O'Brien, movie cowboy. Mis-,
Churchill won custody of their two
children and half the community
property estimated by her attorney
at more than $2500O0.
Evening star., 1948-07-16
JAW Moves 10 Strike
After Rejecting Final
WAGE Offer al Ford
By the Associated Press

DETROIT, July 16.-The CIO-
United Auto Workers, bolstered
by the crushing rejection of a
final" Ford wage offer, pre-
pared today to set the date for
a Nationwide strike against the
huge Ford Motor Co.
The unions Ford National Coun-
Gil, representing the company s
10000 workers in its 46 plants, was
unanimous in rejecting the offer
and in authorizing strike.
Bannon to Set Date.
If granted international approval,
the man to set the date would be
Ken Bannon, national Ford di-
rector. He probably will hold up
action until the UAW-CIO Execu-
tive Board meets Monday.
The rejection by the 100-man
council was not unexpected. Wednes-
day night union spokesmen greeted
Ford's 13-cent hourly raise offer
with an attack on the company's
position. terming the offer "inade-
quate."
1t was a question whether bar
gaining sessions would be resumed
before the setting of a strike date.
Ford Accused.
Leaving the last session, Mr.. Ban
non accused Ford of breaking of"
negotiations. John S. Bugas, Ford
vice president and personnel di-
rector, replied that Ford's proposal
is still on the table" and that
further talks would be welcomed at
any time.
Ford has offered the fiat 13-cent
increase, plus liberalized vacation
and insurance plans and raises in
afternoon and night-shift premium
pay.
The union repeatedly has scaled
down its original demands Of a
14-cent increase, plus IA cents in
social security benefits to something
now approXimating 81 cents.
Evening star., 1948-07-16
Union Authorizes Strike
Of1.2TO Autocor Workers

PHILADELPHIA, July IL P).-
Local 131, United Auto Workers
(CIO) authorized a strike Of its
1,210 members at the Autocar Co
plant in suburban Ardmore to sup
port union demands for a cost OF
living wage increase.
The unions members voted yes
terday, 897 to 166, in favor of the
strike. The other members did not
vote.
Adolph Gelpke, company vice presi-
dent in charge Of production, is
sued a statement on the wage ques-
ton.
NO increase is possible at this
time" the statement said, because
for more than a year the heavy
duty truck market has been declin-
ing and since March has slumpeo
badly.
1--WE have kept a normal share oi
the business but the total number o1
purchases is not large enough te
warrant a wage increase.
1--WE are not trying to paint 8
hopeless picture but wish to demon.
strate that a wage increase is Out
of the question"
Evening star., 1948-07-16

Venezuela is to have five new
tourist hotels, the first one in Cara
cas-.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-26

KUNCA Adomas, 68 m, mire
Sausio 27, Shenandoah, Pa.
(Marijampoles ap.)
VALUKONIUTE Karalina, mi
re Sausio M, Mahanoy Ci-
ty, Pa.
AFTUKAS Stasys, mire Sau-
sio M, Shenandoah, Pa.
NORKEVIcIUS Juozas, mire
Sausio m., Ashland, Pa.
PETRONAVICIENE Ona, mire
re Sausio men,, Minersville,
Pa.
TUMONIS Vaitiekus, 27 metu,
mire Sausio M, Philadelphia,
Pa.
GERDAUSKAS Jurgis, m r e
Sausio M, Shenandoah, Pa.
ALEKNAVICIUS Mykolas, mi
re Sausio M, Shenandoah,
Pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-26

ROSILINE Prane, Sc m., miro
Vas. %, Chicagoj. (Raseinil
aps.)
KUIZINAS Tadas, pusamzis
mire Vas. 16, Chicagoj. Isl
lales par. Pagramanto ky
BRAINSKIENE (Aleksiunaite)
Magdalena, pusamze, mire Ii
Vasario, Chicagoj. (Marijam
poles ap. Prienu par.) Ameri
koj isgyveno As m.
BELVAINIS Kazys, 43 metu
mire Vas. II, Chicagoj, kul
buvo ir gimes.
NASLENAS Jonas, mire Vas
5, Detroit, Mich.
ANDRIULIENE Domicele (Bei.
noraite), IS M, mire Vas
10, Chicagoj. (Taurages ap
BataklQ par. lr k.) AmerlkO.
iSgyveno 35 m.
ALELIUNAS Jonas, pusamzis
mire Vas. 20, Chicagoj. pa.
nevezio par. MazenQ KY A.
merikoj isgyveno 33 metus
JJRRONAS Kazvs 81 m.. mi
re Sausio m., Kenosha, Wis
KUCINSKIENE Agota, m i r {
Vas. IL, Kingston, Pa.
KLIMKEVICIUS G.. F., mire
Vas. 13, Larksville, Pa.
SUTKUS Antanas, mire Vas.
10, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
BARTUSKIENE Mare, mire IL
Vasario, Duryea, Pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-26

AUSTRALIJOS banku tar
nautojai siuncia maisto pakie-
tus j Londona tenaitiniam ban
ku tarnautojams, kurie mazai
tegauna maisto.
RUSKYS Jonas, mire Sausio
"a, Norwood, Mass.
LUKOsEVICIENE Emilia, IS
M, mire Vas. l, Cambridge,
Mass.
RADVILA Vincas, mire Sau-
sio M, Baltimore, Md.
KRINICKIENE Liudvika (Sa-
paliauskiute), pusamzd, mire
Vasario 20, Chicagoj. (Tau-
RACES ap. Silales p. struikiu
kaimo.)
VALINCIUS Vincas, mire Sau-
sio M, New Britain, Conn.
GAIzAUSKAS Jonas, II me-
tq, mire Sausio "a, Glen
Lyon, Pa. (Suvalku red.)
DILLIJONAS Benediktas, 73
m, mire Gruod. 10, Westvil-
lie, Ill. (Raseiniq ap.)
ANCIULIS Vincas, 62 M, mi
re Sausio II d., Chicagoje.
(siauliu ap)
JUKNEVICIUS Antanas, IS m.
mire Sausio IL, Chicagoj
MISIUNAS Petras, 81 m., mi
re Sausio "a, Brooklyn, NY.
zELVIS Jonas, go M, mire II
Sausio, Brooklyn, N. Y. (Tel-
siu ap.)
ASTRAUSKAS Kazys, 81 M,
mire Vasario 6, Norwood,
Mass.
BALCIUNAITE Terese, mire
Sausio 27, Newark, N. J.
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ClAPAS Antanas, So M, mir5
Kovo IL, Cleveland, Ohio.
RUKsTELIS Jonas, "A metu
mire Kovo 13, Cleveland, O..
CEDIUKIS Juozas, SO m., mi.
re Gruodzio "a (automobilio
uzmustas), Chicagoj. (Tau-
RACES ap. Skaudviles p., Sc.
meniu Ky
AUSRA Juozas, 78 m., mire
Kovo m. (automobilio uzmu-
stas) Hollywood, Fla. Seniau
gyvenes Chicagoj.
KUKANAUSKAS Jonas, IA m
mire Sausio 26, Dubois, Pa.
(Suvalku red.)
GIRAITIENE Magde, 67 metp,
mire Sausio IL, Manchester,
Conn. (Suvalku red.)
MIEzELIENE Kaze, 60 metu,
mire Sausio II, Springfield,
III. (Telsiu ap.)
LAPENSKAS Simanas, 65 M,
mire Sausio %, Jackson,
Mich.
TENENIS Vincas, II m., mir5
Sausio II, Danbury, Conn.
(Alytaus aps.)
STANIKUNAITE Justina, 70
m., mire Sausio II, Brook
lyn, N. Y.
GAIzAUSKAS Jonas, m. Sau-
sio "a, Glen Lyon, Pa.
VALINSKAS Vincas, mire CIR.
10, Baltimore, Md.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-26

DIRVAI issirasyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metu. Issira-
sykit dabar. Pusei metQ $1.50.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-26
MIRIM Al

MlRE. ISEIVIAI AA1ERIkOS LIETUVIAI
tznios apie mrusus syrue tanama dyka
Evening star., 1948-02-08
1915 Squore Yard

Twist weave velvet in green. pole
beige, Goinsboroueh blue. Round
wire plain velvet in down grey.
Evening star., 1948-02-08
Versatile Hollywood Bed
Adap5 Itself to Most Any Room!

with for den
wonderful fo "noe ents
sturdy e9s run oonen
Ue4 4oh bedin decorating ideo!
1ANsBuRGHs-Be4 ind arews-
Evening star., 1948-02-08

Domosk design Administer in tan.
Floral and scroll Administer in
beige. Twist weave velvet in
green, rose, grey.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-22

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Sdlten mir abcr midt oas Stcrbc
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ablebnen?
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@eiebe allein oas 0orurteil nidt be-
leitigen fonnen. 9ies jei Sad)e Der
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miro angenonnen ipcrbcn, iebt oorr
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jabr nmo DIES beredtigt 3m Soft
langen, benn beioe Yarteien rehnen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-22
Twist ueber die Entkartel|isierunp
Hoffnunqen bel den Kritikern.

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aher geoaht oorollf. bab nicbts &c.
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aus Der Belt Dor Dem enucren ipirt=
lhaftlihen SuianmenihluR Der bel
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Der Operation Seperance", nas
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iperbsfGbiQtcit bcfiirhten, mocbel
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s>m britiihen Gntfartelliiierlnos
amt oaaeacn fiiblt man iih burd) bic
amerifmiicfe Sppoiition aeaen ous
.&oniern GntflehtlnQsoeiet Ger.
7S" fiir Die enaliihe Zone in eincm
WtaRe beunrubiat, DaR man nid,l
crit bas Graebnis Der bon Clan an,
aefilnoiqten umfaiienpen Nahprii.
funa oes bisberiaen 8erlal,fs &c,
Operation Seperance" abparter
mill. Den beioen MilitGraoupernell.
rem lpiro OemnGhit cine 9enfihrif,
slIr SertcioiQuna Der bisberiacn bri
tilden Gntfartelliiierunas Sroris
porNeleat lperoen. Die Stcuc, oui
Die man bierbei Dor allem Ginbrud
MAIDEN n1ohte, lit natiirlih DC,
amerifaniibe MilitGraouperneur.
Sosialiiieruna i'm Sointerarnmb
s!n ocutid)en 8irtihaftsfreiie:
aipeifelt man nid)t oaran, oaB mar
es in DEN interalliierten Meinunas
peridieoenbeiten in Der &onsern
Gntflehtllnasfraae inn 8runoe mi
Dem Geaeniab slpiihen Dem pripat
lpirtid)aTtlihen Stanopunft De,
Nmerifaner uno Den britiid)en 60
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