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Miss del Carmen Irlbarren
Memorial Service Planned

A memorial mass for Miss Gloria
del Carmen Iribarren, 20, former
student at George Washington
University, will be held at 8 pm.
Saturday In the Shrine OF the
Sacred Heart, Sixteenth street and
Park road NV.
She died March II in Garfield
Hospital and was buried In Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. She was the
only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jose
Iribarren. Her father is in charge
Of the Spanish translating center
OF the State Department.
A native Of New York City, Miss
Iribarren came to washington with
her parents when she was Is. She
was graduated from Central High
School and attended GNU for two
years. She had just returned from
a five-month trip to Caracas, vene-
zuela, her fathers native land, when
she became Ill.
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Two Appointed 10 liquidate
Phone Workers Federation

District Court Justice Matthew r.
MCGUIRE has appointed Keith l..
Seegmiller and AL Philip Kane re-
ceivers to Iquidate the National
Federation of Telephone Workers
within 80 days.
One of its liabilities Is a $l00, 900
loan made by John L. Lewis United
Mine Workers during last years
telephone strike.
The NFTW has been dead as q
labor organization since last June,
when 1t dissolved itself and was re-
placed by the Communications
Workers of America. 1t is still
legally alive, however, because its
assets, such as an Office building and
some money in the bank. and its
liabilities haven't been settled up.
Justice McGuire's action grew out
Of lawsuit by the American Union
Of Telephone Workers and the Asso-
citation of Communication Equip
ment Workers, two unions that were
in the old federation but are now
in the CIO.
The suit was designed to prevent
the trustees Of the federation from
selling some of the property and
renting the ONCE building to the
Communications Workers Of Amer
lea.
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200 Attend Nurses Tea
MARKING Health Week

Hospital officials and Government
and military personnel concerned
with nursing services were among
more than 200 persons at tea with
which the Graduate Nurses Associ-
alton marked Public Health Nursing
Week yesterday.
Members of lay advisory commits
tees to the District Health Depart
ment's Bureau of Public Health
Nursing and other District organi-
cations dealing with community
health were guests of honor.
The Public Health Nursing section
of the association sponsored the tea
at 1900 Florida avenue NV.
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Ex-Foreien Minister
|Of Denmark Dies
By the Asseeiafsd Press

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, April
14.-John Christmas Moeller, 81
former Danish Foreign Minister and
wartime leader of the Free Danish
movement in London, died of a
heart attack at his home here yes
terday.
Mr.. Moeller was q leader Of the
Conservative Peoples Party. He
made his way to Britain from Den
mark, then occupied hy the Nazis,
in 1943. After the war he returned
to his native country. resuming his
participation In political affairs,
and served as Foreign Minister In
1945. He was a member. Of the
International Committee for the
Study of European Questions.
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Comdr. Mccormick Rites
Planned in Annapolis Friday
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

ANNAPOLIS, April 1.-THE late
1t. Comdr. Montrose G. Mccormick,
who died on a fatal flight to the
Philippines three years ago. will be
reburied in the Naval Academy
cemetery Friday.
It will be the first such ceremony
for a World War II casualty in the
academy burial grounds.
Comdr. Mccormick. 1899 gradu-
ate of Annapolis, was the son of
Vice Admiral and Mrs. Lynde D.
Mccormick. The admiral now COM
mands cruisers and battleships Of
the Atlantic Fleet.
~ Comdr. McCormieks also was sur
viyed by his widow and son.
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who was known L. Obfien.
as Buddy, was born in Washington
and was graduated from Gonzaga
High School. He had completed his
junior year at Columbia University
when he entered the Marine Corps
in 1913. He was commissioned at
Quantico in July, 1914, and went
overseas four months later.
Survivors are his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James M. O'Brien, and two
sisters, Edith and Ruth, all Of 623
Allison street NV. Mr.. O'Brien is
secretary and vice president Of w.
J. Sloan & Co.. Inc,
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ski Seurchers Rescue
Pilot Lost on Mt. Hood
BY the Associotsd Press

TIMBERLINE LODGE, Greg.
April IA ski searching party
yesterday rescued an Army pilot
who survived crash on II 1,245-foot-
high Mount Hood and wandered
dazed over the peaks icy slopes.
Sighted from the air, the pilot
It. Edward X. Kahoun of McChord
Field, Wash, was picked up after
he had been on the mountain ap-
proximately 20 hours.
His small liaison plane crashed
shortly before nightfall Monday
while searching for an Oregon Ma
tional Guard plane missing since
Friday with three men aboard.
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John B. Mckee Dies;
Roce Horse Owner
AY thu A,sociofed Press

LOS ANGELES, April 14.-John
B. Mckee, 70, former owner and
trainer of race horses, died here
Monday. His body was sent last
night by air to Mount Sterling, KY.
for services and burial.
Mr.. Mckee, a resident of Coving-
ton, KY, had lived here two and a
half years. His sister, Mrs. Michael
F. Mitchell, of Covington, survives
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.Louisiono Women, 103,
Dies of Heart Attack
lY fhe Asseeioted Press

WEIGH, La, April 14.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Ann Jeter, l03, repeatedly the
oldest living member Of the Chris
tian Church, died yesterday OF q
heart attack.
After funeral services here the
body will be taken to Roanoke, ILL.,,
for burial.
Mrs. Jeter, the former Elizabeth
Ann Robinson, was born at Stuarts
Draft, Va. September 20, 1914.
She joined the Christian Church
during the preaching days Of Alex
ander Campbell, its founder, 81
years ago.
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friday III Ar.
lington c e m e =
terry.
1t. OBrien was
killed by ma
chine gun fire
when he ad-
vanced ahead of
his lines on his
own volition to
locate q Jap ma
chine gun en-
placement that
was halting his
company's ad-
vance.
1t. oBrien,
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Eastern Stur Supper Set

The Martha Chapter. No. 4, OF
the Eastern Star will hold a turkey
supper at pm. tomorrow at the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
Fourth and B streets Sc. Serving
will continue until 7 pm.
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Stoy in Augustu

AUGUSTA, Ga, April IA tRl.-Gen.
and Mrs. Eisenhower arrived yes.
terday for . To-day stay at the
Augusta National Club. They were
accompanied by Mr., and Mrs.
George Allen Of Washington. -
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ReburiaI Services Planned
For Il. James 0'Brien

Reburial services for Marine I'd
1t. James M. OBrien, jr.. %. who
was killed in action March s, 1945,
on Two Jima, will be held at 2 pm.
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Uarn uf Thanks

DELIN, MR.. AND MRS. ANGEL HENRY.
616 South Glebe rd.. Arlington, Va, wish
to express their thanks to their neighbors
and friends for the lovely gifts. flowers
house affair celebrating their golden we'd
ding, April IL, l94S
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| neral services on Friday, April l5' lS4e'
terry. Relatives and friends invited. 15'
Ap4 HpFr T. sss sas!4MN SHFsAs On HgFS TFfsdsy e.
loved husband of Mary l. Hut; N father @ ;, OF OF
Welty " and Mrs. Noley Posey. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home; m 5l7 G 1i1h ST 1ns.r. se
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 10
JACKSON, JAMES. suddenly on Tues
day April 13 l94s ss e 1acKsoN his FsslSenee. he.
mains resting at The Georse W. Lewis &
Co. Funeral Home, 1925 11th st. NV,
Notice of funeral later.
LOCHBoEHLER, FRANK J. On wednes;
s.. Coral Hills, Nd; FRANK :. LoGH. M29II.
bosbss nd ana hsr msv Of cs d0.a al I'll.
run, n1nerai Where n0e Services will e hsd Friday
ton ton ! National Cemetery. Is
KIEs. ELIZABETH FLETCHER Sud
denly on April II: l94S. at her reSldefn1eae' af1a
loved wife of William F, Kies, ST. Funeral
Wednesday April IA, at p m, from the
TAYLOR FuneTs chsps a s. s.
Anne Arundel County. Nd. IA
MAGRUDER, RUSSELL. On Tuesdany' .iny
Nd, " RUSSELL MAGRUDER, beloved hus; ns
Draf Srother of Mss J. BssIi Services At The
above residence on Friday: April To- at
! 80 pm. Relatives and friends 1nvliHa' tsifio
,nterment St. Johns Cemetery bei'Sgi,'e' is
Apsf MfGAk1af u TBS N n PEN pENIA MCCARTHY @ q
s1s peIUyea snd VINE o6er 81 'oe of Mrs
Fiizabeth Amlss. Funeral from the Tim
othy ottl Hanlon funeral Home, 641 H st. ne,
on Saturday ApE i ,osenbs at s5H cburch ad at
ann am. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Mount olivet Cemetery. 10
McENERNEY. JOSEPH, On Monday,
April ~ lH4s 81 ms cfSldssSfEY s beloved
husband of the late Matthias, McEnerney
FHne1s Homs fom Ne aerh cae3ol SGs
Reauiem r, He "a1s, mass AZ S. Psais Church At
pmenF Rea,nss Mtuns oSet 5nI fr5snas Invited
13, 1875 GEORGE MINOR Of l703 10th
st. NV, beloved son of the late George
nd Germs MnSF devoted snS hsobea eroneT Ct Ct
Charles jackson. Also surviving are other
relatives. and friends. Notice Of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Mcclure.
St, NV, Miss MAUpE MOORE. beloved
of Miss Ettie Moore, Miss Martha Moore
Mrs Dorothy Good; MIS- rs Alma Ns1i T4stsR Hstsn:
Of MIS- b. Lilsr held
dsners dsy zprl H0Rs' fs at ,sGY St snd
Gni0n {E1foas cemstefg nstss Ee.ssars saisn' Va
sunday, MSkhiS9S' Hp2ii IL 1a4s' after short II,
32s Mclean ave, s.w. He leaves to mourn
their loss loving wife, Mrs. Clara Nor
rison; one foster son, Charles Ford;
sas ssa hsma snd sy sshe5 Be- lieWed
after sne enaTi pm. Mednesday April IA. Al
Barnes e. Matthews Funeral Home, 81
4th st. s.w.. until 10 am. Thursday, April
Is; thereafter will lie in, state at the
s.W' VS. where funeral services vii 5s held al
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery IA
oSRiESs sbuDpn. nS Ii i. 's"t 5. Il. G. z. On On
hea March 6, .1945. on Two Jima,
l 0Bgs1EM oIss EN- r. lane: q s. NJ ,1s g. ,se be-
Edith and Ruth O'Brien, Rein
1 pm, at Arlington National Cemetery.
H PEAL. ELIZABETH. The officers and
members Of the Northeast Benevolent AS
soeiation are requested e be present nsTs1 =!
| 80 pm, at the Nash NJ E. Church, l6tn
and Lewis SITS ne. Please wear all black
MRS REBECCA THOMAS. President.
MRS. GERTRUDE FOREMAN. Rec Sec
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DrathB

sndssRlR RoRRY IRNEsT Departed this aas ltte
ERSEsf poRaY. IL leave; TIRES sisters:
and and Mrs. oeTtpude Dyson; % one brothsr
Daniel Dorry: one aunt, Ella Montgomery;
many other relatives and friends. Friends
neral Home Of alexander s. Pope, a.
18th st. Sc. where funeral services viii
Pc held sasHrdss Ha April i. at l;5o Pm
day. April ii. i54s, WALTER c. DUKE
Of 200 Jones Bridge I'd. Chevy Chase. Nd
DsGpsd ans ens a Se S hnns
Funeral Home Of VIM. Reuben Pumparey;
Bethesda, Md, where funeral. services will
Rs nse SHnson tHf II
DYSON, WILLIAM e. Departed this life
rrday APT p 1879 n$soN GannSer JHn
OF Alvin. Dorothy and Jean Dyson; brother
of Dorothy Ashford; nephew Of jamie Dyer
sodmother. god os Emma Jones, and a host Of
other relatives and friends. The late Mr.;
Dyson may be viewed at Stewart's Funeral
% day. where S services err @ viii lib be held Thursday,
April Is, at L pm. 1nterment Paynes
Cemetery. Ia
FEINDAL, HARRY, On "Wednesday;
husband of Frances Feindal and devoted
father Of Barry and Joyce Feindal. Fu-
neral services and interment st. Louis, Mo.
Services by Bernard Danzansky & Son.
FISHER, ALTON l.. On Monday. April
-, 194s, at Georeetown University Hos
pital. ALTON L. FISHER of 5000 Mac
Arthur, blyd NV beloved SON OF Mamie
NJ. and Thomas Fisher. Remains resting
at his late residence, Services on Thurs
day, April ID, at $50 pm; at st. DAVID
Chapel, Klingle and Macomb sts. NV. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Is
GREEN, JAMES E. On Sunday. April
IL. l94S, at Casualty Hospital. JAMES E.
GREEN Of 1905 44th st. ne, beloved hus-
band of Mary E. Green. Also surviving
are three sisters. Mrs. Annett Hawkins
Mrs. Ida Daye and Mrs: Helen Ross; four
others, joseph l.. william H., James A.
and Richard s. Green, and other rela-
tives and many friends. After 3 pm
Wednesday friends are invited to call at
his, late residence, High suds reaulsm , mass ass
Incarnation; lol6, Browning pl: ne, on
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Arrange
ments by MCGUIRE. IA
GREEN, JAMES Z. Oflcers and men,
bers of ST. Thomas Commandery, No. :elS.
are hereby notified OF the death of Brother
JAMES E. GREEN of 1905 44th st. ne,
WASHINGTON. D. C. Please assemble at his
late residence al 40 pm Wednesday,
April "A, 194S, for recitation of the rosary
and regular rituals OF the order
COL PETER M QUANDER, President.
McVAY WASHINGTON, Secretary
r11rN raMEc rh. rhur,b ~ tbs
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HAYES. PVT. LEO JOSEPH. JR.. Y. 8.
NJ. C. r. On March 16, 1915.
n Fl &: |, !! SIS: !:
Thomas Leonard Hayes. Military
funeral services at Arlington National
Cemetery on April l6. 194S, at IN
Relatives and friends invited. 15'
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A. T. KEETING. Commander.
\ xroNn yuAD . ENNED hli,ffopt .

RAYMOND WARRENNER, Adiutant., IA
Wildly. HOWARD. JR. On Wednesday.
500 New Hampshire ave. NV, beloved son
OF Howard Wildly, sr.; brother of Theresa.
son and Dolores Hewlett He also leaves
many other relatives and friends Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements by w.
Ernest Jarvis Co.
.rr;i ,ouS 81 hsr rssidence asi
Tewkesbury pl NV, JOSEPHINE ZUMBo.
wife Of Tony zumbo. mother Of Louis J.
Semia and Mrs. Angina r. Roller: sister
OF Lena and James v. Cherico Remains
resting ~ the s, H. Hines Co Funeral
Home, 2ao1 14th Ut. NV. Notice Of
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w. z. SHERD, Adjutant. IA
RICHsTEIN. ELANOR THERESA. On
pitai. mnhof EiANoR NOR THERESA RIcHsTEiiN, be:
loved wife of William F. Richstein and
mother of Elinor Theresa Richstein. Re-
mains resting at Chambers Funeral Home,
400 Chaplin st. NV. until pm. We'd
nesday, April IA. Services and interment
Boston, Mass. Il
ROBERTS, FREDERICK T., U. S. NJ. C.
me- FREDERICK T. ROBERTS. U. s.
iA NJ c. of 1040 Otis st. ne. Fu-
t~ neral services Friday, April Is,
194s, at Arlington National Gene
tery Is
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Dratha
KAPHELSON, ANNIE. On

RAPHELsoN, ANNIE. On Wsdnssdsy,
loved wife Of Max Raphelson. devoted
Folstein, Mrs. Leona Friedman and Mr.:
Alfred C. Raphelson.. She also is survived
by one brother. Albert Epstein Of New
at the Goldberg Funeral Home, 4217 sth
st. NV. Thursday, April ;. at ! pm.
Interment Agudaph Achim Cemetery. In
omit flowers. 10
REED, CHARLES Z. On Sunday, April
II. 194S, at Kecoughtan Veterans Hos
pital, CHARLES z. REED. the beloved hus-
band Of Ethel Reed and son of the late
Charles w. Reed and Armitade Reed.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne. where services
will be held on Thursday. April 15, at IL
am. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Il
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HENSON, MARIE T. On TUESDAY, AprlI
IS, I94s. at her residence: 1880. South
Capitol St, MARIE T. HENSON, devoted
survived by one sister. Anna c. Carroll;
two aunts, Mary Taylor and Annie Young;
two grandchildren, a devoted friend,
atives and friends Remains restfns Ct
the Robert q. Mason Co Funeral Home,
$500 Nichols ave. Sc Notice Of funeral
later.
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Ssnitarium ana Hospital. PHILIP LAW
RENEE CAREY of Glenmont, Md. beloved
husband of Anne Carey. Mr. Carey rests
s434 Georgia ave, Silver Spring. Md,
where services will be held on Thur sday
April 10, at pm. 1nterment Maiden
Mass. 10
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13, 1913, LORENZO BRUNO of 36la 18th
Ct. ne. beloved husband Of Agatina Bruno
father-in-law OF Gaetano Bruno and Vir-
einia Bruno; brother Of Peter Bruno Of
italy. Funeral services at the. s: H
Hines Co Funeral Home. 2a0l l4th S.
NV. on Friday. April Is. at $50 am
thence to st. Anthony,s Catholic Churcn,
sacrifice OF the mass will be offered at
am. for the repose of his soul. IN
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 10
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HoLLENBEcK, PVT. MARTIN B., JR.

.M .. 5. N. {. on March 10. 1915,
at Two lima. PVT MARTIN 3.
HCLLENBECK Jr., U. g.. NJ. c..
beloved son Of Martin B. and
Il Katherine F.. Hollen6eck, brother
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1915 HENRY COOK Of $3.50 chesapeake
st. NV, husband Of Lillian Cook and
brother Of Mrs. Daisy Harper. Mrs.
Estele Thomas and Mrs. Tillie Ann
Thomas Friends may call at the Malvan
g. Schey Funeral Home, n: J. ave. and R
St NV. after IL noon Wednesday; Fu-
neral from Rock Creek Baptist Church,
oath and H sts. NV. Thursday, April 15,
at ! m, Rev. Ernest Gigs ofhciatlng.
Interment NnodlaMn Cemetery Ia
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beck and MRS. katherine Powers. Fu-
neral services on Friday, April 16, 194S,
at > pm, at Arlington National Ceme-
terry Relatives and friends invited. To-
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Philadelphia Police Put
Farrell Book on Blacklist
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 2s.-James
T. Farrell's 12-year-old novel, "A
World I Never Made" has been
placed on the Philadelphia police
blacklist, Assistant District Attorney
James w. Tracey, tr., said yesterday.
Mr.. Tracey said the book is OBJ
scene under the law" adding that
q recommendation was made that
the city solicitor prosecute any
sellers.
A meeting Of booksellers was
scheduled here today to draft a
plan to counter the city's action.
The Authors League Of America
and the American Booksellers As
sociation have joined Philadelphia
booksellers and other individuals,
tncludfne Mr.. Farrell himself, in de-
noaneing the blacklist action and
recent seizures Of books by members
Of the Philadelphia vice squad.
Mr.. Tracey said the recent seizures
included copies Of Mr.. Farrell's
Studs Lonigsn," and "Raintree
County," by the late Ross Lockridge,
jr. .-.. -.,..
The seizures were made by detec-
tives under Inspector Craig Ellis
without warrants from bookshops
under State law permitting on
the-spot conf1scation Of literature
considered by police to be obscene.
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Chinese Communists
Reported Refreatinq
BY the Associated Press

PEIPING, Mar. 29.-The govern
ment appeared today to have foiled
a Chinese Communist maneuver to
link Red forces in Northwest China
and Manchuria.
Progovernment dispatches said
the Communists in Southern
Chahar, Inner Mongolia, were with
drawing toward their bases In
Hopeh Province to the south. Ma
tional troops were reported trying to
intercept them.
The Communists began drive
nine days ago which won early ad-
vances in the area 100 miles west
to 200 miles northwest of Peiping.
Gen, Flu Tso-yi's government troops
lashed back.
The official Central News Agency
belatedly said the Nationals recap
tured Yuhsien Friday. Yuhsien,
formerly a government defense pivot
In Southern Chatar, is 100 miles
west of Peiping.
Dispatches said planes attacked
Communist conveys OF loot-laden
carts withdrawing toward Hopeh
bases. In one such attack, it was
reported, all the carts were blown
to Bits and 500 Communists killed.
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Rail Unions 10 Discuss
New Demands; Board
Report Criticized
Dy NE Assssiassd Prsss

CHICAGO, Mar. 2e.--New wage
and working rule demands on the
Nations railroads appeared In pros
pect today.
While three operating brother
hoods summoned representatives to-
. Wednesday meeting to consider
the 15Ha-cent hourly wage increase
recommended by presidential fact
finding board, two other unions met
for talks on further gains.
There was q hint Of disappoint-
ment with the fact-finding boards
recommendation On the part Of at
least ono ofncisl Of the three unions
involved.
D. B. Robertson, president Of the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemen
and Enginemen, said In Cleveland
that the recommended wage In
crease leaves Us is per cent worse
OH than We were when the last wage
increase went into effect In june,
1946."
Meeting Scheduled.
He added that the railroads
themselves figured the recommended
increase - one Of IL Der cent,
whereas the cost Of living has gone
up 1876 per cent since, June, 1886"
Mr.. Robertson announced that
wage and working rules committees
Of his union, the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers and the
Switchmen's Union Of North Amer
lea, will meet in Cleveland We'd
nesday to consider the recommenda-
ton.
At the same time, A. r. Whitney,
president Of the Brotherhood Of
Railroad Trainmen, announced
representatives Of that union and
the Order Of Railway Conductors
had arranged q joint meeting in
Cleveland today to discuss addi-
tional demands. Both those unions
accepted the 15h cents an hour
wage increase last fall.
Findings Anticipated.
Mr.. Whitney commented that the
Fact-Finding Boards recommends
ton Of the same increase, retro
active TO November !, was what I
had anticipated"
In addition to the wage increase,
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Perok Sutton Reported Dead

SINGAPORE, Mar. 20 F.-Dis-
patches from Lumut today said
Sultan Abdul Of Perak, 81, died yes
terday. He had ruled over 1,00o, 900
subjects in Malaya's richest tin min
ing state since 1899.
Evening star., 1948-03-29
King Michael 10 Tour
Detroit Auto Plants
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

DETROIT, Mar. 40. - King
Michael deposed monarch Of Ro-
mania, arranged today to see wheels
turning in "the arsenal of democ-
racy" after getting a birdseye view
of it yesterday from Gov. Kim
Sigler's private plane.
King Michael planned to tour
several automobile plants with the
heavy guard OF police and State De
partment agents assigned for his
three-day visit here. :,
A scufie between pickets carrying
anti-Michael banners and support
ers OF the King preceded a banquet
in his honor. Police broke 1t up
with no arrests.
Rumors OF q plot" led to the
assignment Of 30 Detroit officers as
well as State police and State De-
partment agents to protect the
young exile. y.
His plane trip with Gov. sigler
at the controls was arranged on the
spur of the moment at the banquet.
Il am going to show his majesty
this arsenal of democracy from the
air." Gov. Sigler told the dinner
audience of TOO Ronaanian-Amert-
cans.
The King rode in the Governors
car to Detroit Airport. They took
off In the Governors four seated
plane to see Willow Run, Selfridge
Field and the Canadian border.
Il want the King to see border
without forts or guns" Gov. Sigler
said. ,-..-..- .,..
Only the Kings aide, Maj. Jacques
Vergotti. went along. They spent
more than an hour in the air.
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Easter Dance Scheduled

Our Lady Of Sorrows Catholic
Church, Takoma Park, will give its
second annual Easter Dance at 10
pm. Friday in the Nativity School
hall, 5000 Georgia avenue NV.
Proceeds of the dance will 60 to the
Church Improvement Program.
Evening star., 1948-03-29
|0leo Tax Repeal Drive
10 Be Pushed in House

A new drive win begin this week
70 obtain the 70 signatures Of House
members still needed to bring q
oleomargarine tax bill to the noor
for q vote.
When ths House adjourned for
the holiday week end. the petition
had 142 Of the necessary as sigma
lures.
AFL President william Green
today called on State and local