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Evening star., 1948-12-26
Bockers of Electoral Reform
Say '48 Vote Proved Need

choosing the Nations Chef Executive
has the view OF many should
for such major constitutional
amendment and the sraght
system defeat the puo
W almost happened aspect OF the recent
proof of their contention ~
the Democratic Party small Shl1t IN
election into the House
law Had 1854 Ohio voters put an
instead of President IranS the states 20
would have for the New Yorker similar shift Oh
that State to Gov Dewey
been that candidate would have had an
vo py
Dewey and the election would have been up
might well have had balance OF
power. ~ 49,. .' ,,
switched in Illinois, that State would
for Dewey and he would have national
President despite more
2 100000 Truman popular lead.
These ifs" are reported did
the amendments supporters but to show that ne
candidate who has the most popular votes in that
way -Gossett would have worked in
counting of the Library
the actual division of
probably striking example Here Gov Dewey
2863 2SO204 for Mr.
minor candidates
Dewey plurality biggest single block OF
electoral
would have been divided
this the Dewey electoral
New York would have been 26 to Mr. 22 and Mr.
Wallaces 39 and fraction of for the others.
Reference table for each State:
Evening star., 1948-12-26
0'Conor Urges Extension
OF Service Tax Exemption
by the Associotsd Press


Soldiers, sailors, generals and ad-
mirals will get-another year Of spe-
cial tax exemptions if Congress
agrees with Senator O1Conor, DEM
ocrat, of Maryland.
Legislation has been prepared to
extend these special income tax
exemptions, due to expire December
81, for another year, Senator
O'Conor said yesterday.
The extension must originate in
the House and must get approval of
Congress quickly or paymasters will
start monthly deductions in jan
uary.
Since the war, all pay Of enlisted
persons In the armed services has
been exempt from Federal taxes
while all officers have had % similar
exemption on the first $500 Of base
pay.
AS a result, there have been nc
monthly withholdings from their
pay for income tax purposes. Treas
ury officials already had formulated
q Withholding plan for the pay
masters to use.
Senator O'Conor said the special
exemption should be continued to
encourage volunteers for the serv-
ices and give officials time to re-
adjust pay. If not extended, an in
crease in draft quotas might be
forced, he added.
Evening star., 1948-12-26
Labor
Continued From First Page)

with labor and management and
with the Secretary Of Labor.
He strikes at the departments
goal of taking under its wing the
NLRB and the Cancellation Service,
the work of which deals with man
agement as well as labor unions.
The stated purposes Of the de-
partment, DR.. Taylor said, are about
the same as the general purposes
Of labor unions, and the depart
ment, by it's legislative charter and
by experience, has become the ad-
vocate of labor in Government.
Separate Agency Proposed.
If the department is to continue
its role as the Government repre-
sentative Of unions, DR.. Taylor sug-
gests the creation of separate big
agency which would combine the
operations of NLRB, conciliation
and the others in administering
labor policy in the interests Of labor,
management and the public.
The Labor Department., he con-
cludes, cannot be q vital agency
If 1t is expected, in some quarters,
to serve labor, and in others, to
give impartial administration to ma
tional labor policy in the public in
! terest.
Evening star., 1948-12-26
Rescue
Continued From First Page.)

Capt. Robert A. Stribling Of WASH
ington and Gulfport, Miss, Q vet
eran Of three years air rescue work
in the Arctic.
In addition, another glider at
Warner Robbins Air Base, Ga, and
another C-82 at Greenville Base,
N. c., have been alerted for a pos
sible quick getaway to the scene.
Condition of Glider Unknown.
Whether the first glider sent in for
them was in usable condition was
not definitely known here, but a
message from the scene to Air Force
headquarters said heavy wind and
blowing snow blocked the men off
from the motorless craft, which
was about a mile from their ice
block shelters.
There was no detailed word di-
rect from the marooned men here
yesterday but Air Force officers at
Goose Bay, Labrador, reported a
belief there that the weather was
not too bad.
The Air Force has had its own
helicopters, similar to the larger
ones carried by the Saipan, standing
by in Southern Greenland for a
week.
Ship Has Advantage.
They have not made an actual
rescue attempt, however, on account
of the wind and distance. Officers
figured they simply did not have
the range to fly straight into the
heavy winds, land, pick up passen-
gers and get back.
The Saipan, in addition to the
bigger gliders, will have an advan-
tage of position. 1t can steam to
a point unwind from the marooned
men. Then its helicopters can make
a gasoline-saving flight to the scene
and either rendezvous with the
career downwind or fly on to the
Air Forces operating base.
The last direct word from the
marooned men came Thursday when
they reported health and morale
excellent, with little worry about
anything except getting home for
Christmas,
Evening star., 1948-12-26
Mahon. Murray, Neely, Pepper,
Saltonstall and Schoeppel. Total:

Mahon. Murray, Neely, Pepper,
Saltonstall and Schoeppel. Total:
ii.
(2) Favor or lean toward Lodge
Gossett standardization, Bald
win, Cain, Chavez, Downey, East
land, Ferguson, Flanders, Fulbright,
Hickenlooper. Hoey, Holland, Ives.
Johnston, Kefauver, Knowland,
Lodge, Long, Morse, Mundt, Nc
Carran, Mccarthy, Mcclellan, o.
Connor, Robertson, Smith of Maine,
Smith of New Jersey, Sparkman,
Stennis, Thye. Vandenberg, Young,
Wiley and Williams. Total: "a.
90 Favor or lean toward Nation
wide vote-Hendrickson. Humphrey
LANCER, McGrath, Taylor and Tobey.
Total: 6.
Total favoring some action: 81. :.
Opposed: Gillette and Thomas of
Oklahoma. Total: 2.
Undecided, unfamiliar with pro-
pcCals, remain to be convinced or
mo coment::" Anderson, Bricker,
Butler, Byrd, Capehart, Connally,
Frear, George, Green. Hayden, Hunt
johnson of Colorado, johnson of
Texas, KEN. Lucas, Martin, Miller,
Miflikin, Myers, McKellar, O'Ma-
honey, Reed, Taft, Thomas OF Utah,
Tydings, Watkins and Wherry. To-
tai: 27.
Not reached: Barkley, Bridges,
Chapman, Donnell, Ellender, Cur
ney, Hill, Jenner, Kerr, Kilgore,
Magnuson, Malone, Maybank. Nc
Farland, Russell and Wagner. Total:
Evening star., 1948-12-26
Spain Acts 10 Check
Car, Plane Imports
By the Assoeiqtsd Press

MADRID, Dec. 25-The Spanish
government acted today to discour-
age the import of foreign automo-
biIes and airplanes.
An order to be published tomorrow
in the official bulletin decreased the
value of the peseta to the dollar and
pound sterling in the purchase OF
imported automobiles, civil planes,
motorcycles and several other prod
ucts. The result will be to reduce
drastically the sale Of these foreign
items to Spanish buyers.
This was the third step the gov
ernment has taken in the last week
and half through exchange con-
trols intended to increase Spanish
exports and decrease imports.
Vehicles affected by the latest Or
der were formerly imported at the
official exchange rate of 1895 pese-
tas to the dollar and AIS to the
pound. Under the new rates for
eign civil planes can be purchased
at, 1875 pesetas to the dollar and
7943 to the pound. The rate for
automobiles and motorcycles will be
24.09 to the dollar and 97.08 to the
pound.
The government announced De-
cember IA complicated system OF
fluctuating exchange rates devaluing
the peseta In order to stimulate for
eign trade.
On Thursday devalued rates were
announced for specific list Of i'm
ports including copper and motion
pictures,
Evening star., 1948-12-26
Palestine
(Continued From First Page)

Jews commit any further truce
violation.
The Egyptian Foreign Office said
recent attacks on Egyptian positions
in the Negeb came while the Cairo
government was expecting a reply
from Brig. Gen. William E. Riley,
chief United Nations military OBJ
server, on Egypt's conditions for a
permanent peace in the Holy Land.
A Foreign Office communique said
Egyptian authorities informed Gen.
Riley during his recent Cairo
visit that Egypt would enter into
negotiations with United Nations
representatives within a time limit
not exceeding three days after i'm
plementations by the zionists Of
their engagements Of the Security
Councils November decision"
This decision ordered the Egyp-
tions and Jews to withdraw to the
positions they held in the Negeb
before october IA.
The communique added that Gen.
had left Egypt with promise to
communicate to the Egyptian gov
ernment his reply within "a hours,
Evening star., 1948-12-26
DR.. lrvinq Lee to Lecture

DR.. Irving J. Lee Of the Depart
ment of Public Speaking Of North
western University will lecture at a
public meeting sponsored by the
departments of language and social
sciences Of the Department Of Agri-
culture Graduate School at 8 pm.
Wednesday in the Jefferson Memoir
ial Auditorium, Independence ave-
nue. S.W.
Evening star., 1948-12-26
Boys Electric Train Race
To BeHeId at YMCA

The first annual Boys YMCA
electric train race will be held at z
pm. Wednesday at the YMCA,
l732 q street NV.
The competition between local
"o"' gauge train owners will be di-
vided into three classifications: Pas
senger engine with tender, freight
engine with tender and streamlined
engine with tender. Prizes will be
train equipment. -
The races are open TO boys 8
through 16 years Of age.
Evening star., 1948-12-26

Totals under the plan do not always ADD up 70 oa
to such Socialist and others
totals exactly the 4S
electoral would
points for absolute accuracy
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-14
IA. Februar

larbeit unter ben beutigen 8eoingnn-
gen fir unmogli1 balte, lei MIR Der
@enaitigfeit balber Dermerft.)
slber tpeoer Die cine, nod sic ar-
bere Moglidfeit miro in 8albington
ins gluge eefaBt - j6on aus @ngIt
bor Sranfrei6 ni6t, oas gegen beibe
nit gleiher Seftigfeit opponieren
miiroe obne aber lelbit ipillens nnb
in Der Gage 81 iein, ben Ieeren 8las
|aus5ufiilen.
gs bleibt ab5utporten, Oh bie tpei-
teren Gebatten i'm &f nm ben
Otaribaa-Blun auf oieie grunolegen-
oe uno iflehtbin entideioenoe Srage
iiberbaupt eingeben, gelhmeise eine
Intmort oarauf finben. 8enn
|nidt, Damn miro ipobl Bernard 8a-
rud redt bebalten, boB obne oieie
GorauSlebung uthe stated objrtives
|of the European Recovery Program
could not be dchie7ed".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-14

Gas 8latt i6IieBt nit S1sen, bie
allen - auBer oen Worgentbau'ern
unb Weniheniagern su benfen ge-
ben miiBten: 30 u 3 tie Die Gegie-
rung gruman Elm Sabr nah Dem err
| lteu Niirnberger 8roaeB ald nod Die
ien elften er5pineen9 SIN eisenen
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| mig ifanoalilteren. @pbl aber in GU
ropa, oeiien CUR &riegs5eit in 8ern,
Berlin unb Hom tdtiees biplomoti-
lbes 8erlonal beiier 8ei6eio peiB
unb ihlieBlid, tpern aub ni1t I'M
8ro5eB ielber, 10 bod in Memoiren-
tperfen, 5ur 8abrbeit ielber iteben
miro. europa lit arm ltnb pera6tet.
9ber gon5 sleibgiiltis miro iein l1r=
tell nid)t auf ale 3eiten fiir slmerifa
iein. Sellte idon lit es iiber fein 31-
faa, oaB Ii6 Gnglano uno Sranfreih
iorgfaltig bonn 8ei5lader-B Bro5eB bi>
itan5ieren gs lit ia erotesf, oab
Elm uncertainties Wilitdrgerid)t a l.
I e n iiber le65ebn iogenannte ,Wag-
naten' ser Sitler=3eit urteilen ion. :"
60 nrteilt man i'm freien europa
beute iiber rnlere ~@ere6tigfeit" Sic
gSelt fangt nieoer al Oenfen an llno
erpobt aus ser Narfoie ser ariegs-
propaganda. Soffentli6 lieIt man bas
au6 in @albington uno pfeift bie
rWeni6enidger" 5uriid, ebe justitia
americana 5ltm @elpott ser 8elt
piro pie fidcs Graccula.
Sieie 6ragen seben ieoen gin5el-
men on: Gas Ged)t lit unteilbar. Sebe
Hedtsperlesung trifft ieoen bon uns
friiber ooer lpater. @ir lniiiien aus
Dem "fortl6rittliden 9te6t", oas gum
&opfiagertum ser 8uibneger fiibrte,
pieoer 5l1riidfinoen 5u einem 9te6t,
oas 0em gottlihen @eltplon ent=
ipriGt. Sdlieben mir nit ben Heimen
oes guiiiger StaOtri6ters: Sen mel
der HeGt gu l1nredt mo6t BEN
SG0pffer aller gSelot poera6t uno
Ipotteot ser 8ereGtigfeiot, mann Tie
BON ibm gel6dnOet lett. Gin iol6en
&itter iou man i6inben uno oie Saut
an 9iftItul binOen, buB ii6 Elm amber
erinret bran, mie aud Ham6ieIes batt
geoon."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-14
Drr Kantpf um hrn
marttau- -plau
Son Or. Sttp g Strafer

.Seit @ohen nun tobt Ser &on1pi
um oen Waribaa- -Ylan i'm amerifa.
niiden &ongreB uno in ser amerifa.
niiden Seffentlidfeit. Sunoerte bon
SibungsItunoen 1puroen Dem Stu.
blum oes Slans gelpiomet. 1ubenoe
bon 3eugen puroen = neben 8enes
| raj Waribau uno 9ernoro 8aruh -
bonn 9lusi6uB Dernommen. SauIenbe
bon. artifeln geidriebcn uno nod
mebr &eoen gebalten lanoauf Ianoab,
looaB man eigentli6 annebmen fonn-
te, OaB Oaour6 tpenigltens cine melt
eebenoe &larung ser 5roge als iol=
der 5uitanoe gefommen iei, gan5 ltn-
abbangig Damn bon Ser @iaensent-
1I6ei0ung, Oh man lie beiabt ooer nidt.
96er geraoe bier fdllt Dem euro
pailden 8eo6adter auf, tpie menie
Die gan8 bisberige 9isfuiiion Ben
&ern ser Srage beriibrt bat uno ple
lfait ausi6lieBlid iie ii6 Inn Getails
orebte: INN Bic Sobe Ser Sc lamtIum=
me, Inn Sic Sobe ser ein5elnen Staten,
| um sic srt Der @ernoltung bes Gel
oes - oh burb cine ltnabb1ngige
Stelle ooer oh our6 cine llnterabtei=
lung oes Stuatsbepartements - uno
! idbnli6e 6ragen; bas tparen uno iino
Die Streitpunfte, Inn Die ii9 Die gan-
5e bisberige auseinanoerlebung oreb-
te uno ielblt Elm 10 l.mfaiienoer @eilt,
mie Senator Gait, blieb bisber in
oielen te6nii6en 0ingen lteden, mo-
lPei er oie Sonoe ieiner &ritif nit
@eldid on oie iGma6iten Steaen an-
legte.
| geur ser vsluBenIeiter" 8ernoro
8aru6 bat oas &ernproblent, ipie elm
guropaer es Ieben tpiiroe, tpenigitens
tgeitreift: bie politi d n
I@runbIagen namli6, auf be.
men ser Dearibaa=Blun rubt be5ie-
bungspeiie ruben muB unb bon Be-
rem gorbanoeniein ODER Nidtporban=
oeniein, BON oeren Stdrfe ober
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| lit = sleidgiiltig, piepiel Miaiarben
Collar er umfaBt unb in pelden &a=
ten oas @elo perteilt miro unb bur6
|tpen.
Bernard 8aru6 bot bieIen politi-
lben slipett nit 9fe6t berborgeboben
I1lno bafiir 5tpei grunolegenoe Soraus-
iIesungen genannt: o. cine m /,
| t arii6e @arantie 4merifas,
| baB minoeitens Ser Deutige status quo
| in europa seiidert lperben mub; (2.)
BEN upolitiiden, ipirti6aftliben unb
militdriiden 3 II a m m n
II Of lu |" Ser europai f n
MaribaG- -Staaten! Sbne biele
beiben 8orausiebungen, 10 erfldrte
Bernard 8arud tportli1, fann
Der 80 r B JAIL B Ian nj d
| g elingen.
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auItimmen. 9enn Die politiid5e &on-
IioIioierung, oie borberige nMbbdn-
mnng bes berlumpften @ebiets" Die
Sdaffung elmer atmoipbdre bon Si,
herbeit nno 8ertrauen lit Die
lgoransietung, ni6t bic SOL
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-14
Die weltberiihmte st. Bene-
dict-Wundsalbe

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ben, @eIfpiiren, @euddien, BiB.
punoen, &arbunfeln uIp. 8itte @elo
nur ourd 8oit Wonep Oroer gu idif.
ten. Seine Stamps. Sedaig (6O)
Gents Die SdadteI BET
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Unknown Planes Drop Flares Over Russian Ship

Continued from Page One) mission said it received the report from the Shepard Lines Boston of flee and that it mentioned "an eX- plosion 100 feet above the vessel" |" but that it wasn't clear whether ii was a star shell or parachute flare.
 Anyhow, the commission re- layed the report to the state de- pertinent, which said it had re- port the Moses Brown was fired upon, but that the department had no details.
 Skipper Frye, still proceeding smoothly from the port of Toro on Sakhalin island to a port in Rus sian-occupied North Korea with a cargo of coal, reported the ship was not fired upon.
 A spokesman for the Fair East air force said emphatically that no American planes had dropped flares over the ship. Which would indicate they were dropped by Russian planes.
 Qn San Francisco, the Shepard Lines west coast manager, F. C. Ninnis, boiled the whole thing down to a routine report" He said the Moses Brown was in an area where Illuminating a ship for purposes of identification happens often
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-17
Ex-Ar1ny Flier Bombed U. IN.

MINEOLA, N. Y., (P-An ex- army flier who dropped home made bomb over United Nations headquarters today pleaded inno- cent in Nassau county court in an indictment charging two felonies and three misdemeanors. No trial date was set.
 The indictment against Stephen J. Supina, of Ashford, Conn, was returned yesterday by Nassau county grand jury.
 Supina has said he dropped a dynamite stick from a plane last July to "wake up" the U. N to the need for world peace.
 The felony charges listed in the indictment are possession of a bomb and possession of explosive with intent to use it to inflict in jury upon human being.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-17
Army Transports Being Loaded
 Despite Tickets

Continued from Page One) tackle the job in San Francisco and Los Angeles. It said the army had asked it to bid on those jobs, too. Unlike members of the waterfront employers association, Griffiths and Sprague has signed a contract with the CIO longshoremen.
 WEA members have refused to handle army cargo so long as it means dealing with the CIO long shore union, whose chiefs have not signed non-communist affidavits under the Taft-Hartley law.
 CIO national president Philip Murray urged army secretary Roy all in Washington yesterday to use such firms as Griffiths and Sprague, rather than hire its own stevedoreS outside the union. Mur- ray, in a letter to the secretary, also urged appropriate measures" to compel all steamship companies to observe their contracts to move army cargoes.
 Murray said army hiring outside union channels ''precipitates the army into the dispute on the side of the employers. In the past, he added, the army has used union hiring halls.
 In Seattle, a WEA spokesman was equally critical of the prospec- tive employment of Griffiths and
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-17
Committee Will
 Publicly Question Russian Teacher

WASHINGTON (P)-The House un-American activities committee said today Mrs. Oksana Stepanov- ma Kasenkina will be questioned at public hearing in New York next Wednesday.
 Mrs. Kasenkina is the former Russian school teacher who jump ed from a window to escape from the Soviet consulate in New York last month. Her testimony is want cd in connection with the commit tees investigation of Soviet espion- age in this country.
 Chairman J. Parnell Thomas R.-N. J0 said a subcommittee would question Mrs. Kasenkina at Roosevelt hospital, where she is recovering from injuries suffered in her leap.
 "She has some material we be-
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-17
DIR. JAMES RYAN SPEAKS TO ROTARIANS

At the regular Thursday Rotary luncheon, Dr. James Ryan, com missioner. of Education, told Ro- tarians that Alaska's schools are of the highest quality and compare favorably with any other schools with the exception of the variety of subjects taught.
 He stated, however, that the de- partment of education was in the red for the biennium's operation and that money is of prime inn portance in the operation of Alas ka's school system. Money can and does buy education, Dr. Ryan said, and schools must be built and en- larged.
 Although an expenditure of over $4,OOO,OOO was approved in the last legislature, the funds were frozen and only vital necessities were all lowed. The coming biennium will require for educational purposes, building and operation, some five to seven million dollars, Ryan stated, to maintain the high stand ards of education in Alaska.
 The doctor stated that the board of education will meet soon to draft the budget for the following two years.
 The entertainment committee of the Rotary Club showed moving pictures of Air Force develop ments in honor of Air Force Day which will be Saturday, Septem- Der 18th.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-17

Sprague (and union labor). Said he: "If this goes through, it is a complete backdown by the army. The army, fighting communism overseas, now breaks down the united front of waterfront employ CTS fighting communism on the waterfront"
 The dispute which precipitated the Sept. strike was over union demand to boost the $1.67-an-hour wage scale to $182 and control of union-operated hiring halls which assign dock workers to jobs.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-17
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BALTIMORE, (P)-Mrs. Rita N. Franke, 24, ran screaming up the street yesterday, holding to the coattails of a burglar who had footed her house of SIP.
 By the time police came on the scene, the robber had broken away and escaped. They asked passers- by why they had not come to Mrs. Franke'S assistance.
 We thought it was just a hus- band-wife spat," they said.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-17

Somebody is being paid real money for knowing the things you never bothered to learn.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-17

lieve will be of interest to the com mittee in its espionage investiga- tiop," Thomas said.
 Her leap from the consulate ere ated an international incident.
 As a result, Jacob Lomakin the Soviet consul in New York was re- called by the Russian government at request of the state department. President Truman subsequently, revoked Lomakin's papers under which he was permitted to serve as consul in this country.
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