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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-21
Monate mach der Waehrungsreform
Iebt der SchIeichhande| wieder auf
Nieht GILES ist reiner Sonnenschein.

eintallihtcn. Iebcn. Mber lie ,polItcl1
Die olte 9eidsmarf n,h: annebmen
imO bic StGbter batten INNER ipeni,
ger @eaenltGnoe, Die lie eintauider
fonntcn.
Sctt aab cS in alien StGotcn
Observation-Disclosures 2dben. Seine orG.
hercn 2Goen. audi nid)t suoiele -
aber eS iino bod ieoenfalIS 2Goen.
Inter anoercm fann man iibcrall
Semitic fir bic neue Marf faufen.
9lud bic &oblenforberlln9 bat
iih erb0bt. oo bic Yer9leute iih fir
ibre S=Warf et,pas anihaffcn ton=
men. sScrner perfaufen bic 8auern
iebt. auBcr Semitic. aud, anoere
Ercoufte lpie burd) 2dben. pcil tic
nit Ser 0=Ntarf. Die lie oafiir erbal=
ten. lid etipas anidoffcn f0nnen.
Sm allae,neinen iino Die Sreiie
n;d)t I'll bof). Sroboem ue,ihluden
bic Soften fir Nabrllna unb gcbau=
ilna folt alleS, lpaS Der ourfidmitt=
lid)e Geutihe Utrbicnt.
Sd fraate einen Seutihen, Der
mcbr als oer 9eipobnlihc SiirQer
oeroicnt, mas CT tut, tpcnn feline
,Srau nclle 8leiocr babcn muB. ST
iaate einfad: .Bir fauicn lie epen
niht." Gr bDfft aber. oaB bic 9SGb=
rllngsreform auh bier III abicbborer
Belt Nbbilfe ihaffen miro
Scute. ipeld)e Die Gage aenau pcrs
folgcn. lino icbod) nidt aana iider,
oh oas 9lufbliibcn oes @irtihafts=
lebens bon 9auer icm lpirb. Sc
lit aon, fIar. oaB Elm arober Sell
Der &aren, Die iett III faufen iino,
ipGbrenb Der Geid)smarf,cit 0cbam.
ltcrt iporoen iparen.
Die giinltiae lanolpirti1nitlide
Sroouftion miro lpotl ipeiter0eben.
9lbcr - miro Der Yauer audi &C.
,uiut iein. feline &aren aeaen 8elr
sll pcrfaufen, faus Der SSarenpurral
(infol9e un9enii9enb 9feuproouf-
tion) iih eritOpfen iollte. uno c,
niht III Der Gage lit. iih in Dem "a.
Oen Sd)ube llnO 0erdte ,u taufcn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-21
West AIIianz will
u.S.-hiIfe festste||eIl
Sabschss Engands und dsz Beneux Lasudsr
ihre probleme

Sonoon. = Die in einem Wlilit1r-
biinOnis 5uiammen9eidloHenen flint
tpeiteuropdiid)en Nationen besannen
cine Disfuiiion iiber ibren permutlid
aus ben Nereinieten Staaten beno-
ti9ten Beoari, INN eine mirfiame
Sdranfe seeen bic ausoebn,,na oes
Gommunismus au biloen. Die Stabs-
d)efs Grobbritanniens, 0ronfreids,
8el9iens. Der Nieberlanoe uno Gu.
gembures beipraAen bier ibre @ro.
bleme uno Die aooroinieruna ibrer
Nl6ne fir semeiniome abapebr inn
Sale zines Nngriiis.
ginje!beiten Ser Beipre6un9 mur.
oen sebeim gebalten. Gin GROCER
1eil Der yororbeiten ipar bereits BON
einem Sonoerausidut seleiitet NOR.
ben. Der luGbrenn Der letter apei
Monote in Anpeienbeit amerifani.
fher uno fnnaoiid)er WilitGrbeobad)-
ter getagt bat. Sniol9e Ger anbal.
tettoen Oit !: Beit Spannun9 iiber
Berlin miro es BON lpeitliden 1iplo.
maten fir m0glid oebalten. bob Der
3eitpunft. 3u Dem milit6riid)e &ilie
Der 9eretnisten staaten n0tis lit,
uorDerle9t piro.
als 1eipeis bieriiir iiibren lie oie
1dtiade an. bob Die grnenniino. .0eIo.
marfhaa Nont9onrerps sum Setter
Der Weiamt Streitfr6ite iowie Der
Befeblsbo6er Der Qdno., Glotten. uno
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-21

feline beionoeren Mniidten babe uno,
obipobl ielber Militdr. nid,t lpiinihe,
i'm &onlman6ierton bebanbelt al
trer0en.
Gin aniebnliber Shub noroame=
rifaniider Gtubcnten bereilt surseit
.Spanien. Oie norbiponiiden Gtier=
tampfpldte baben faum aeniioenb
Slat fiir ale ripamenieinblihen"
iSransoien. Niit ssranfreid) tp,iroe
nun offisieQ audi Der 6anbelSihiffS=
oerfebr tpicoer aufgenommen. Ser
neue ipaniid)=idtpebiide 6anheIsper-
traa ipuroc unteridrieben. Sic 2on=
ooncr vssinanciol= =gimes" fritiiiert
Zen Gertraa slpiiden Spanien unb
@nglan6 ais ipeitauS 9iinltioer fir
Spanien. 5000 &ilometer giien=
babnlinien iollen eIcftrifisiert lper=
ben, oapon 1000 iofort i'm &oblen.
reDier BON Niturien unb 2con, 6cnn
Goble in gutter GualitGt fanr lie
aber nod nid)t foroern un0 bef0r=
bern. Gnalano ipirb borum 100000
Sonnen liefern. sSranfreid) beSaIei=
diem. &oble bebeutet GtabI unb @i=
Ten be6cutet Gdiffe unb 6amit
Tleiid uno Beisen flir Gpanien.
Sn Del bat Der Manoel icbon uuf=
aebOrt, unO Del lit fir Gpanien, mas
fir anocre 2dnber ssett bebe,ltet. Die
beiocn lcttcn Grnten lparen reid an
Wenge unb @iite. Neue Silos iino
bel Sacn uno Gorooba I'M Nau.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-21

;Sranffurt a. N. = Die 8Gb
rlln9sreform inn &eiten 0eutid
lambs i'm SUM bat Dem &irtid)aits
lcben sipor einen itarfen Muf
idapun9 9e9eben. 0od) lit niht aQes
Sonncnihcin, uno Neaenlpolfcr
;;feinen iid bereits ,pieoer sulam
men,usieben.
Tie sSrage. tpie man iid) icel
itellt, lit: @Gre es nibt bciicr ae,pc'
fen, bic &dbrlmgsreiorm nit cine,
Ereis= uno 3obnfontrouc su rer.
binoen? 9enn Der ihlimmite ale,
unfontrollierten Sanoel. Der
SblcidbanOel lebt pieoer auf. Gr III
siuor nid)t 10 arob ipie su Soften ocr
aIten &cibSuraf, aber nihtsoelto=
iuenigcr maht er iih bemerfbar.
9luf oieiem Marft lit Die ncue s.
Warf. bercn am.lider &urs nit 80
Gent pro Marf feit9eiebt ipuroe. be-
reits auf fait 8 Gent aefallen.
sluh oicicr &urS lit nod) piel
bober, oils ocrieni9e bel alter,
&eidsmarf. 9lber niemano ipeib. OF
bic neue Wiarf nidt nod ipeiter ial=
len ipiro.
Tics lit nidt oaS ein,iae @>rO=
Glem. oas bic Teutid)en iett l0iei,
miiiicn. Sbnen lit bon ben MlIiiertcl,
bic Mufeabe in ben Sd)oB aetporien
luorocn. ir9enoeincn NusgIcid ,ipi.
ihcn oenen au finoen. bic 0runbbe.
iib baben. linb benen, bic ourh bic
Mdbrun9sreform 80 S,osent lines
Sermogens pcrloren baben.
@eitcr muB es iih bcrausitelen
ipelhes am Gnbe Der &auiipert bes
nellen @cIbes i'm Yeraleid) su einem
&ursipert icin !piro - faus ma,
fortfabren fann. oauernO ettpas fiji,
iein 0clo su faufen.
2dSen ,uieber often
BIS sur &dbrllngsreform aab e
faum cinen 9aoen in Nejtoeutid)
lano. 0en 2ano,pirten alma es s,pa,
perbaltnisn,dBia out. sic tonutet
bon Oem Grtraa ibres 8poenS uni
pon bent, ipaS StGrter bei inner
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-21
1,W0,0 600 Tonnen deutscher
SchroH fuer England, US.
M'ionen Tonnen soIIen in II Monoten aus DoppeL
zone gekovft werden.

Shrott in Den beioen.3onen 0eutid-
lambs baben iou.
OaOurh miro es gnaIano uumSa-
ltd genlaft. ipeiter Shrott aus iei-
ller Gone oils v8riegsbeute" ,u ent-
fernen, obne 0esbaIb nit Sen Ser.
einigten Staaten &iidiprad,e aenom-
men 81 baben. Mmerifaniidp 8eamte
batten oagegen ginipruh erboben
uno erflart, gnglano ioue be5abIen
tir oas. mas es aus Oeutidlano
berausbole.
Nad amerifaniiden Sd)Gbunaeu
baben aber Die gnglGnoer bereits
in Den lesten beioen Sabren iiber
l Million Ionnen Stdbl berausae.
bolt. Die Sdlite oauon lit iogenannte
r&riessbeute". oas beiBt, sic gna.
lanoer baben bafiir nidt beSablt.
Gin einbeitlider Yreis iur Sdrott
1T in oem britiid-amerifaniiden
Abfommen ieit9elest woroen, iebod
muroe er nidt mitgeteilt. IS miro
ertuartet, baB Sies sic ViilitGraou-
uerneure tl,n uer0en.
Yreisitabiiiiiernne.
Die Stablfa1riianten in ben Ser
einigten Staaten iino ifon ieit lan-
gem beiorgt, oab Sas &obmateriaI
iiir Die i'm b0d)lten @raoe angefur.
bette Snouitrie nitt ausreiden miro.
Sn einigen 5dllen. beibt es. Tonne
mand)er ShmelSoien Dor gintreten
oeS Winter,petters nod i'm @anae
sebalten meroen, ielbit uenn nur elm
uerbdItnismdBi9 fleines Guantrn,
bon Sdrott aus Dem Muslanoe cin-
triift.
Die Stabliuouitrie perarbeitet et-
lpd ! Wtillionen lonnen Sd)rutt inn
Nonat, Ood sic SdIite oappn lit
Sdrott, Den sic Stabhuerfe ielblt
aus ibrem eigenen 8etriebe selpin-
nen.
Yin Sertreter oes gmerican Sron
ano Steel Snititute iagte. aus fiirj.
lid peroifentlihten Statiitifen oes
Vcrgwerfbiiros gebe beruor, oab Die
Stablmerfe monatIih etrpa 2 Wtil-
lionen Ionnen Sdrott anfauien.
Weitere Sieferunsen aus Dem Aus-
lanoe fonnten bier in Mmerifa oie
Yrelle fiir oieies &obmaterial ltabi.
lliieren. oas id)on felt Ianser 3eii
fnapp lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-21

erlt Den tlereren ySert Der 8aSer
uno &urorie.
9tad @rmittlungen bon Sahper.
itGnoisen betrGet Ser ausemeimuert
Der id}leiiiden 8doer uno Seilfur'
orte uno ibrer pripatcn 0remoen.
inouitrie 15O.379.O0O 8m.; Duel.
lelluerte (errehnet nad oem Gin.
beitsipert t935) 36,794,O00 HN.;
Guellemuerte. errednet aus Dem
mittleren unias ser ihleiiiden Sur.
uno 8aoeorte, 71.200,OO0 NW.:
uolfsipirtidaitlihe Musnirfune Der
Seilfrait ser ihleiiiben BGoer 300
Willionen HM., bel 10 Sabren Srei
Williaroen HlR.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-21

Staaten uno England Ieiteten cine
Nnturbeluns ibrer StabIproouftion
elm. inbem iie Ser Snouitrie gejtat.
teten, ioiort ie 100000 Sonnen
StabI oOer eiienidrott in Sem bonn
3riege uerpiiiteten 8eitoeutidIauo
5u farfen. @Ieid)Seitis be,pillisten iie
225,OOO 1onnen fir iene 0Gnoer
Weiteuropas, in oenen es an Sdrott
fcbIt, bauptiddlih StaIien, BeIgieu
uno Sdmeoen: Sdrott miro in aro-
Bem umiange Sur SeriteIluna neuer
Stablprooufte gebrud,t.
0ieie 8efanntma9unscn erioIa.
ten gleid5eitig uon oen Yereinigten
Staaten uno gnslano. uno in ser
Grtldrune wuroe Die &oiinurs aus.
selproden, oab es in oen nGditen
12 Wonaten no9lid) iein meroe. ins.
5eiamt 2 NfiIionen 5onnen Sdrott
aus Den ToppeI5onen 0eutidlanos
berausSubolen.
Hegierungsbeamte legten Ser NaB.
nabme srobere 8eoeutun9 bei, oa
Der IN elmer fritiihen Gage beiino.
liben StablinOuitrie beioer 96nber
aui oieie Weiie neues &obmaterial
Sugeiiibrt miro.
Die Stablmerfe in Sen Yereinig.
ten Staaten uerbraud)en iibrlid) un.
Seidbr 80 Wiqionen lonnen Sdrott,
Iino aber nidt in Ser Gage sespeien,
Ole srobe Nad)ira9e an Stablpro.
outten ieit Yeenoieuns oes 4rieses
5u eriiiuen.
Oas Staatsoepartment. meld)es
oie Yefanntmabme erlieb, betonte
leood). Oab ourd 0ieie Yerihiiiuna
aus Oeutlhlano nid)t ois erbobte
StabIproouftion in Dem itrateaiid)
midtigcn Snouitriesebiet ser &ubr
seIabroet ueroen miro, oa aller
Sd)rott aus Geutib,ano neben Oeu
legitlnen grioroeruiiien ser Stabl.
lnoultrie in Ser OoppelSone 5ur Der.
lhiffuna 9elaneen miro.
Der Shrott. meld)er iiber weite
Sebicte Weit0eutidlanbs perjtreui
lit. beltebt in Serbombten uno Ser-
ldoiienen Snouitriaperfen. Babn.
boien, Sofomotipen, StabltrGaern,
lanfs un0 Sdifien. Seit Gnoe 6es
! arieges baben Die Wereinieten Staa.
ten nur $1,000 1onnen oieies
Shrotts erbalten.
Als v&rieasbente".
Gin aomitee bon 8egierunasbe
anlten uno amerifaniid)en @eid)Gits
lellten. oas fiir5lid Oeuti6lano be
reiite, iteute felt. oab iid) BORT min
oeItens 10 VtiQionen 1onnen oicie.
Sdrotts berausbolen laIien.
I'm tiinftige 3nueiiungem Su be
ltimnen, baben gneIano uno 81
Sereinigten Staaten poreeidIa9en
Elm aus II 9dnoern beitebenoes SO
lnitee 5u biloen, oas oie Noamad
beiitt, 9Gnbern, in oenen Sd)rot
sur Nusiubr 5ur yeriiieung itebt
VoridId9e iiir oieie Nusiubr ),
na1en..
| Dieies &omitee iuu aus ben II
ydltSern. ueld)e am YtaribaQplan
ium Dieoeraiiibau guropas beteiIia
iino. unS ben Yereini9ten Staatel
beiteben. Ytan boift. oab oann mid
nur Die Nusfubr bon SArott au
Oeut'dlanb. ionSern auh anoerel
Sdnoern. mie Jranfreid uno Bort,l
| JaI, geregelt rperoen miro. Die gan
betrddtlide Wengen oapon bobel
iollen.
! Eurh oas Mbfontmen' smiid)e1
englanO MnO oen Vereinigtem Stdo
ten. oas in DaibingtOn linter jeihne
moroen iit ueroen ieit lan9em be
itebenoe Difieren5en 5,piiden De-
beioen 2dnoern sereeelt, tper De
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-21
zur Administrations
lhrss WohIbsfindsns,
Avssehens vnd
Ihrsr Stilnmvng /.
naiissen Sic
richtigen
Stuhlsang
haben.

Wenn Sic irritiert
oder nerves sind
und an Kopf.
schmerzen, Case,
BlIhungen, yer.
stimmtem Masen,
iblem Mundge.
ruch, Schlaf-oder
Appetitlosigke cit
leiden, beden.
ken Sie-alles dies
mag auf Hartlei.
bigkeit zurIckxu.
fihren sein. Um
lindern, hat sich
Evening star., 1948-03-21
TRAVEL,

SPAIN. PORTUGAL, FRANCE, ITALY
British Isles, Switzerland, Belgium, Scandi.
navia. For luxurious. economic all.
expense" vacation or business travel. hire
the Blue Cars Private Limousine Service
Ask your local travel agent for details
Door to Door service, planned to give
you trouble-free Travelling in Europe.
Evening star., 1948-03-21
6. U. Gym Fund Committee
Makes Report Tomorrow

First report of the Greatergw Wash.
ington Committee in the George
town University alumni drive to
raise 100000 for a new gymnasium
on the campus will be made at a
luncheon meeting tomorrow at the
Army and Navy Club.
Rear Admiral William Brent
Young, alumnus chairman in the
Washington area, will hear reports
from 81 committee leaders. AL
though the campaign for the Vim
cent S. McDonough Memorial Gym
nasium opened more than a month
ago, no accounting of the drive
here has been announced. There are
5000 alumni in the city.
the campaign is being conducted
on a national scale. At the last
national meeting, held in Boston,
S210.116 inn contributions were ac-
knowledged.
Dr. Hunter Guthrie, S. j.. dean
Of the Graduate School, will ad-
dress tomorrow's luncheon meeting
Bob Margarito. new member of the
university's football coaching staff
will be present to met alumni.
Evening star., 1948-03-21
7 rsve|er', otebook
Tides Inn to Open for Season April Is

through Cullasaja Gorge into either
Bryson City or Andrews for the
night.
Natahala Gorge and lakes San
teetlah, Sheoah. Salderwood and
Fontana are on Wednesdays sched-
ule, with overnight in Gatlinburg
or Knoxville, Tenn. Thursday is
Great Smoky Park day, with stops
at Clingmans Dome (highest motor
road in eastern America), the Cher
okee Indian Reservation, Lake Jun
aluska methodist summer assembly
ground, with overnight again in
Asheville.
Friday, Asheville and its immedi-
ate environs will be further ey-
plored. The Yonahlossee Trail will
be followed to an overnight stop
at Blowing Rock. Saturdays re-
turn to Roanoke will be a stop trip
over the Parkway, with pauses at
Deep Gap, Bluff Park, Devils
Gardens, Cumberland and Rocky
Knob parks.
Evening star., 1948-03-21
By Jacques FutriIle, Jr.
The S.or's Trovel Editor

me Sf0F tFCvet E0HoF
The Tides Inn, Virginia's new and
distinctive vacation retreat at Irv-
ington, will open April Is for it's first
spring. With the announcement
comes word that; new as it is, the
resort has been further beautified
and facilities for summer activities
outdoors are being increased.
The hotel, overlooking the quiet
Rappahannock River, welcomed its
first guests last July. Stepping into
its spic and span newness. they al
most bumped into the last of the
departing carpenters and painters.
Efforts had been concentrated on
finishing the inn itself, and gaps
were left in landscaping and outside
recreation pursuits. During the WIN
ter, these gaps have been largely
filled Some remain to be completed
before swimming and lolling on the
beach come into vogue again with
the summer sun.
Notable among the landscaping
features this spring are the large
tulip beds, in which 5000 bulbs have
been planted. They will make their
show for the presummer visitors.
Rose gardens also have been laid out
and planted. and new walk and
steps constructed to the beach and
toward the dock where the inns
yacht is made fast between excur-
sions.
The sandy beach, narrow strip
last year, is being widened for a
small cabana colony, and the swim
ming pool at the edge of the river
is to be given its finishing touches.
The 83-foot Sun Tan w, about
which much of the inns activity
centered last year, already has ar
rived from southern waters, and is
to resume its cruises to Tangier Is
land and to nearby historic spots
early In the coming season.
The resort this year will be oper-
ated under the personal direction
OF the owner, Ennolls Stephens.
Open-top-sightseeing buses will be
operated along the 2OO-mile Blue
Ridge Parkway this summer for the
first time. Smoky Mountain Tours
has arranged with Federal officials
to conduct seven-day all-expense
trips originating in Roanoke, Va.
Buses will leave each Sunday during
the summer. the North Carolina
News Bureau has announced. First
trip is scheduled May 16.
Announcement of routes for bus
tours into the clouds says some of
the route will be on primary high
ways. These will be used largely
to fill in the gaps on Parkway con-
struction. The buses also will leave
the parkway to reach established
accommodations for overnight stops.
The following itinerary is given:
First overnight stop out of Roa-
noke Is Blowing Rock Sunday night.
Monday night is spent in Asheville
after a days drive past Grand
father, Hawkbill and Table Rock
Mountains, Linville Gorge, and a
2k-hour visit at Biltmore House
and its estate. Tuesdays ride is
through the Sapphire Country
ward, Cashiers, Highlands
Evening star., 1948-03-21
SWIFTWATER, PA.
WHAT ABOUT YOUR
RESORTS.
VIRGINIA BEACH. VA.

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Are you searching for q place which will
completely fulfill your honeymoon dreams?
and privacy, vet a place where all are
consenial young people Of your own kind.
all starting married life together OF
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tempting food 1--WE have breakfast until
11:00), The Farm is nestled in a valley
which is high in the tranaul Poconos
1t is a lovely old homestead, beside a
mountain stream. Open all year. Rates
include meals. A cottage all your own
cheated. with BATH. or a coy. homelike
rooms with bath. Mention dates. If you
wish our Three Honeymoon Plans" The
Farm on the Hill, Box 312. Saltwater, Pa.
TRAVEL,
Evening star., 1948-03-21
French Gun Bottle FoiIs
$4,000 Truck HoIdup
By the Associcted Press


PARIS. Mar. 20.-Mobile guards
fought a gun battle with heavily
armed bandits today and foiled an
attempted holdup of savings bank
truck carrying 35,000,000 francs
(S1i6.00O
Authorities were tipped in ad-
vance by a mysterious informant
and guardsmen were waiting when
the bandits jumped from an auto
mobile on a side street off the
Grands Boulevards. Machinegun
and pistol bullets whizzed along
the Rue Bergere.
Two bandits were captured. One
of them was wounded. The others
fed in their car
Evening star., 1948-03-21
Mcclellan Reelected
Rivers and Habors
Congress President

Senator Mcclellan, Democrat, o
Arkansas, was reelected presiden
of the National Rivers and Harbor
Congress at the close of its 38ti
annual meeting at the Mayf1owe
Hotel yesterday. All other officer
| were reelected.
The congress. comprising engi
neers. conservation experts and ad
vocates of rivers and harbors de
velopment from all parts of tn,
nation, was unanimous in it's ad
vocacy of waterways development
and conservation as primary Ike.
to domestic and international sta
bility. The group, which has ;
quasi Official standing, advises tn.
Federal Congress and related agen,
cies on local viewpoints.
In its final session yesterday, 6
unanimous stamp of approval wa!
put on the reports of both the reso.
lutions committee and the projects
committee.
Big Outlay Favored.
Thus the congress went on record
as favoring the expenditure, during
the coming year, of more than
s194 ,000, 900 on 13 rivers and har-
bors projects in nine States. -Four
of these projects are in Virginia
three of them at Hampton Roads
and the fourth on the Jackson River
near Covington.
Ten additional projects were
characterized by the group as "meri-
torious" and surveys were asked on
Is others.
The report of the resolutions com.
mittee, also unanimously adopted
called on the United States Senate
to restore cuts made by the House
in the appropriations recommended
by the Bureau of the Budget and
the President for rivers and harbors
and food control for the fiscal yea1
l949, and such additional sums as
were recommended by the Army
engineers to the Bureau of the
Budget"
A sea-level canal cor canals" al
Panama, connecting the Atlantic
and Pacific oceans, was also urgee
though members of the resolution!
committee conceded in their repor'
that they had mot had the ad.
vantage of studying the most recen
reports on proposals for sea-leve
canal at Panama
Shipping Subsidies Backed.
Recommends tions on large mum.
ber of other related topics were also
made, including a strong plea foi
the continuance of subsidies to do.
mestic shippers.
Other officers reelected include
William H. Webb. Washington at
torney. of 6709 Selkirk drive. Be-
thesda, executive vice president, ano
four vice presidents: Senator
Wherry, Republican, of Nebraska
Representative Wilmington, Demo
crat, of Mississippi; Representative
Clason, Republican, of Massachu.
setts, and Representative Case, Re.
publican, of South Dakota.
Six new directors at large were
elected to the board for three-year
terms. They are: Walter H. Ga
hagan of New York: Floyd o. Eacie
Of Seattle, Wash: Thomas B. Stock
ham of Morrisville, Pa: George w
Gillette of Wilmington, N. c.: w. C.
Cowling of Detroit. and j. J. Bruno
Of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1948-03-21
TruesdeII PTA to Meet

James T. Gallahorn, jr., admins
trative principal of the Webster
Americanization School, will address
the Truesdell School Parent Teacher
Association at pm. Tuesday at
the school, Ninth and Ingraham
streets NV. The school will hold
an open house starting at 7::30
o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-13
LIONS 10 SPONSOR COMNUNlTY BEACH
 kMATEURS' MIGHT

The Lions Club announced today it will sponsor an all-Channel community amateur show June 4 at the Douglas High School audi torium to raise funds to assist with the construction of the Liens Douglas Beach project.
 All amateurs in the Channel young or old, are requested to con- tact Dick Garrison at the Alaska Music Supply for arrangements on additions. All types of entertain ment are requested and prizes will be given to those who are chosen at the final contest in Douglas.
 Those who are auditioned will he given a chance to broadcast over radio station KINY before the fi- nals and all persons who are in- terested are urged to contact Gar rison starting Monday, May IT, so as to get the program lined up for the broadcast ana the finals on June 4
 There is no age limit and the younger members of the Channel are urged, especially, to register for the show. Prizes will be an- nounced later.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-13
EDNA \. L0MEN iS NEW PRESIDENT OF HOLY TRINITY GUILD

The Holy Trinity Guild held their regular social and business meeting last night at o'clock in the Parish Hall. The highlight of the evening was when Miss Bonnie Chesney. guess of honor, was presented with three lovely woolen blankets as a Birthday and graduation gift from the members.
 The Guild also held the annual election Of officers as follows;
 President, Edna H. Lomen; Vice President Helen E. Rolf, Treasurer, Thelma Brown; Secretary, Lois Es- tepp; U. T o. Secretary, Iiice B. Ryan
 The new officers. will take over their respective offices at the first fan meeting in September.
 The Guild will hold their annual picnic on June 9, al the Lena Beach home cf Mrs. Linn Forrest. Mrs. Grace Ramsay was appointed as chairman for the food and transpor- tation committee. All members are urged to attend and take their es- corte.
 After the business meeting 6 Birthday cake and ice cream were served in honor of Miss Chesney
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-13
ALASKA COASTAL
 BRINGS fl HERE; FLIES TEN OUT

Alaska Coastal flights yesterday arrived with II passengers for Ju- neau and took out ten as follows From Ketchikan Al Beasley.
 From Sitka. Mrs. Paul Morgan Martha Gushing, Connie Morgan, Kay Freeman.
 From Patterson Bay: R. Gillium From Hawk Inlet: Leo Rhode. From Pelican Bud Phelps, Mike Goodman and Fred Emerson.
 To Pelican: Walter Randolph, Mrs. c. Leslie.
 To Hoonah: John Uerdie.
 To Hood Bay: Oscar Olsen, Don- aid Mclean and Peter Jackson. To Chatham R. Arenvich.
 To Fish Bay: Wallace Westfall. To Tenakee: A. Stinson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-13
LACK R1eC0NINEEE, (lLDTINER HERE,
 (9N LAST TRAIl

Jack Mcconnell, age 75, passed away yesterday in his home in the Crescent Apartments. He has been in poor health since the first of Inc year. He came to Alaska many years ago and worked as foreman at the mill and for the past 20 years has been in partnership with the Charles Ruady Fur Ranch on Glacier Highway
 He is survived by sister Mrs Evelyn Kahis Of Olympia, Wash. The remains are at the Charles w.. Garter Mortuary, awaiting word from the relatives.