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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-17

CON GRATULATIoN S
to Dorothy VHoerig, who cele-
brated her birthday Sunday,
June II.
WHO WAS THE young lady
that desired six-foot tall out
door man and a sparkling neck
lace for her birthday?
CON CIR ATUL Alto N S
to Marge Whitmere, who cele-
brated her birthday Tuesday,
June IA.
MICKEY DONAHUE sent the
office gang a lovely box of CANDY
from California.
A. c., CHIEF ENGINEER, is
driving a lovely new cara '49
DeSoto.
THE MYSTERY is solved.
That black car, parked on the
line outside the gate that has
been causing so much guessing
among the ladies is a Studebaker
and is driven by our new engi-
neer. By the way, girls, am told
he is young, tall and handsome.
CONG ATU L ALTON S
to Frank Grochowski, who was
married on Saturday, June IL.
Frank is that blond Viking who
drives the mule on 1st shift.
SOME OF THE girls on the
welder and the press room had
a get-together on Friday, June
10 Jimmy baked the corn
bread, Frances cooked the hard
boiled eggs, Joy the egg pie and
Jean the biscuits. A good time
was had by all.
A NEW DIET has been dis
covered for reducing. Get on
blanking. Anyway that's what
Betty says.
FRANCES sure can put out
the gas tanks on the welder.
ROY WEBB was operated on
June 6. He had blood
clot on his leg removed.
SORRY TO SEE Eleanor 60.
Her mother is i'll and she is 60
ing to care for her.
GLAD TO SEE Cora, the
back after sick leave
THE GLOVES are shrinking.
Hope they don't have them laun-
dered too often or they will only
fit the thumb.
WHAT'S BECOME of Flor
ance's flowers in her hair? She
IS still selling little monkeys in
a tree.
CONGRATULATIONS to Flo
renee Kubiak who celebrated
her birthday on June 13. Flor
ance says she has reached the
grand old age of AZ.
CONGRATULATIONS to Lou
ise R. on the second shift in the
orazing room, on her oath we'd
ding anniversary, June 10. Huh?
"a years? What is it, girls, love
0r is she old fashioned?
OLIVE WEIGERTS little
laughter Vicki broke her toe on
he left foot.
MURRAY SHRAYER became
he proud father of a baby girl
on Friday, June 10, at 1885 p. II
n. The baby was born at Flow
er Hospital. Mother and child
are doing very well. Murray /
congratulations. A After three
Boys, this is his first girl.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-17
ENG. TOOL ROOM
Ist SHIFT

Some one in the Tool Room
had a bad tooth and after break
ing several strings they called
on "Dr." George Roberts. He
promptly pulled the offending
tooth with a pair of pliers, with
out spilling a drop of blood.
(They're getting pretty tough
in that Department..
ENG. PROD, 1st SHIFT
Notice to the local Aeronau-
tical authorities. 1t isn't plane
that is "buzzing" Dorr Street
every night at $50 pm, it is
just Joe Emch and his Stude-
baker. The tenders flap like a
birds wings and the motor
sounds like an outboard. Gee,
that's worse than mine-Ralph)
If Joe will stop at the Main Gate
of the shop maybe one of the
guards will give him some of
that wire they keep offering
Ralph.
UNION OFFICE, 1st SHIFT
If the Rev. John j. Fuqua,
|O.S.F.S. reads this column,
please note, l haven't said any
thing so that anyone will want
to remove my head. / hope you
have good luck at your Camp
DeSales and take good care of
the kids at the Local IL Camp
when you pay them a visit.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-17
Toledo Stamping
Notes
Mary Iannaccone

THREE LITTLE Indians walk
ing to work
So early in the morning,
One said to the other:
Wish we drove with Mother.
Don, Bert and Jerry
ANN, ON inspection, took ;
week off and celebrated hel
birthday June L. Congratula
tionS, Ann.
JESS F. celebrated his birth.
day Monday, June 6. Congratu'
lations, Jess.
ONE DAY last week Victor
grinding room, and Ted from
Misc, brought their guitars anc
held a regular practice session
on their lunch time. They play
for square dancing and hot boo
gle woogie music too.
CONGRATULATIONS to Ed.
die Karmel, who celebrated hi:
birthday on Monday, June 6.
RUTH DUCAT entertained
Ann Rybka at lunch, at hel
home on Thursday.
CONGRATULATIONS to Ha-
eel McAfee, who celebrated he1
birthday on Tuesday, June z.
ALICE, was your foot sore
Thursday? Is that the reason
you couldn't make it?
CONGRATULATIONS to Eva
S., who celebrated her birthday
June II.
WHO WERE THE girls that
drove to Detroit for barbecued
chicken? What is wrong with
our beautiful Toledo?
CONGRATULATIONS to Rea
who celebrated her birthday on
June 13. We miss you, Rea.
HOW COME the High Priest
is so happy. A grin and big
smile for everyone.
OUR NATIVE little girl from
Texas took a spill the other day
while carrying 25 pounds coffee,
20 pounds sugar and 4 pounds
pepper, etc. Florence showed
ne ragility and said that only
ler knee hurt. Eagle Eye said
there was something else that
was hurt-dignity. Cast your
Eye on what is devoured at the
cafe.
CONGRATULATIONS to the
,raffic superintendent - Stiffon.
WHO WERE the three yokels
Who helped a little old lady
across the street? She didn't
want to cross.
BEER, BEANS and Beauty
with T. B. Not the T. B. you
hink, but Tavern Belly.
VACATION TIME is here for
he little school teachers, Rose
nary, Rush and Marion Koch.
Hope they pay us all a visit.
CONGRATULATIONS, Clam
'ur Girl Dorothy, upon the
you got for your 21st
WHAT IN THE world do peo-
lie build harems for when the
iris can't enter?
SORRY TO HEAR that Anna
lad a very bad attack of small
,ox. Stay out of the harem,
Anna, and get well.
ROSEMARY, the singer from
1lkhart, and Marion from Napo-
con, both were in a harem. How
ONE they enjoyed it without
iay?
GIRLS, DON'T go up in Ea-
lie Eyes Boeing plane. You
ant walk when you are III
niles up.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-17
7 Taf+-Hdr+Iey
Showdown Neors

WASHINGTON GPA)-The
Senate will begin voting this
week on crucial amendments to
the Taft-Hartley repeater, and
the substitute bill Sen. Taft in
troduced to prevent repeal. All
last week the Senate heard gen.
eral debate on the labor laws,
with Sens. Ebert Thomas, HUI
bert Humphrey, Paul Douglas
and Claude Pepper slugging it
out for union rights against Taft
and his DiXiegop friends.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-17

u SACRAMENTO OPA)-Car-
.penters union Local $50 here
has invested $1,000 in the Com
munity Youth Center Building
fund. Terming it an invest
ment in the youth of our COM
munity," it is the second con-
tribution made by a major AFL
I1niOn
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-17
Ga. Glasses Popular

ATLANTA (LPA) - Union
members attending the Georgia
w ork kers Education Service
clases are increasing. During the
term just ended 470 AFL and
351 CIO rank-and-filers turned
up at GIVES classes.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-17
SDarkletS-Chamtio Unit
Rv
By RALPH YOUNG, Secretary

lovely, Marion Young, joins the
"V" type section next week.
The core tampers will miss each
of you.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-17
DEPT. A, 1st SHIFT
DEPT. ID, 2nd SHIFT

money for the dept. d employee,
who is off work due to serious
illness, has had great success and
the people who gave, Salaried
and day and piece workers and
the guards are to be congratu-
lated for their fine showing. The
family appreciates every bit you
did for them. (To the company,
thanks for your fine coopera-
finnl
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-31
Methodist Circles to Meet

Circle meetings of the Methodist
WSCS have been scheduled for We'd
nesday evening, April 6, at $50 o.
clock. following the union church ser
vice. The program theme for each cir
Gle will be in keeping with the Lentcn
season, and there will be a brief re-
view of the study course book, "The
Bible and Human Rights" The leaders
are requesting all talent money to be
turned in.
Circle one win meet with Mrs.
Franklin Rathbun, assisted by Mrs.
Thomas Bishoff and Mrs. w. A. John
son; Mrs. Grover c. Stemple, leader.
Circle two, at the home Of Mrs.
Harry White, entertained by Mrs.
Arthur Naylor, Mrs. Harry Stemple
and Miss Roberta Cogley; Mrs. S. H.
jackson, leader.
Circle three, at home Of Mrs. s.
Townshend Naylor, assisted by Mrs.
Olivia Mitchell; Mrs. Ray Crowthers,
leader; devotions by Mrs Walter w.
Dawson.
Circle four, at the home of Mrs.
Willard Elliott, with Mrs. +. II. Sin
cell and Mrs. Hazel Walter as joint
hostesses; Mrs. Fulcher Smith, leader.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-31
Declares Directors
Not Aware Of Section
In Mining Bill

Explanation of some of the pro-
visions of Senate Bill 425. relating to
the mining laws of the state, We're
given this week by Delegate George
r. Coddinetou In answer TO some of
the objections being raised by oper-
ators and others.
Delegate Coddington said that sec
ton is and 19 of article 50 in the
1o47 acts remained in the new bill
which provides as follows:
"The director of the Bureau of
Mines shall be a male citizen of
Maryland, and shall be a competent
person having had at least 10 years
practical experience in working venti-
lation and drainage of bituminous
coal mines, and having a practical and
scientific knowledge of all noXious
and dangerous gases found in such
mines, and providing that graduating
in mining engineering from a school
Of recognized standard shall be
equivalent to two years working ex-
perience. He shall devote all Of his
time to the duties of his Office and
shall not be directly or indirectly in
tercsted in financial way with any
coal mine Of the state"
He asserted that the qualifications
had not changed.
Tho ,ortio,,1,r L;II -, c,,,o.t;1,, :;
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-31
GORTNER

Come to church Sunday morning
and evening.
The Union Sunday School held its
56tn REORGANIZATION on Sunday with
officers ATS follows; S. w, Slabach
superintendent; Eliza Biser, assist
superintendent; Mrs. Harold White,
secretary; Lester Moon, treasurer
Teachers for adults: Messrs. Eliza
Primary: Harriet Swartzentluber
The Junior and Intermediates will
elect their teachers on Sunday.
The Sunday School contributed 500
for Relief
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wamsley of AL
toOna. Pa, were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul WEIGH.
Mr. and Mrs Willard Swartzen-
t-uber and children spent Saturday
evening at the home of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Friend,
whore the family had a social get-to-
gether honoring the wedding ami
versary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Stahl and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Friend Others present were Mrs.
Martha Fike and daughter Gail, Mr..
and Mrs. Ohio Friend, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Cook, Alden and Jackie Friend.
Ice cream and cake were served and
the honorees received beautiful gifts.
Daniel, Iva and Marie Miller, of
near MeNersdale, accompanied by
Miss Ruth Lichty and Mrs. Fannie
Stutzman were at Blackwater Falls,
ON Saturday. They spent the evening
at $. ". Slabach's and the night with
their great aunts, Misses Leah and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-31

Leonard w. Cross, L. S. Army, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper II. Cross, of
Hutton, has just been assigned for
duty at Camp Carson, Colorado, with
the 14th Regimental Combat Team.
Cross entered military service No
vember 16, 1913, and received his
basic training at Camp Pickett. Cross
will participate in the mountain war
fare and ski training which is now
going on at Camp Carson.
Robert Lee Glotfelty, R.M.S.N., son
Of Mrs. c. l. Wright, McHenry, and
the late Jonas c. Glotfelty, who is
stationed in Grondal, Greenland, was
recently promoted to his present rank
from RMS.A. He expects to remain
in Greenland until July 1st. Glotfelty
is a grandson of Mrs. George Glot-
felty, also of McHenry.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-31

Those who are entered for the sec
ond year and who completed their
project last year included Ralph V.
Baker, Mt. Lake Park; f. Hobart
Bishoff, Friendsville; Hubert Friend,
Friendsville; Ernest Gortner, II. c.
Gortner, Oakland; Oscar G. Hartman,
Accident; Allen S. Paugh, Deer Park;
Charles A. ReXrode, Accident; John
Matthews, Oakland; Clark Schloss-
magic, Ross Selby, Friendsville; Guy
S. Stanton, Grantsville; Willis SLIDER,
Clarence Stephens, Accident; r. II.
Swiger, Oakland; G. S. Tichnell, Deer
Park; Paul Welch, Merrell Wilburn,
Oakland; James E. White, Deer Park !;
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-31
Better Living Council
Seeks More Enrollees

With thirty-siX Garrett county
farm families now enrolled in the 1949
Farming for Better Living program,
the Council members are making a
last concerted effort to bring the
number to 70 this year,
There were Az farm families en-
tered in the program last year. The
enrolment period ends early in April
and each council member is being
urged to contact their farm friends
within the next few days.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-31

Clarence Kolb and Walter Harman,
Accident.
New enrollees this year include
Harold R. Bittinger, Oakland; Charles
r. Bowser, Accident; William Rowan,
Mt. Lake Park; Carl J. Haenftling,
Accident; w. A. Swartzentruber,
route ,, Oakland; Alvin Beachy, Ron
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-31

aid Watts, Harry Hummel, Grants
Vile; Harland Bowman, Oakland;
Gerald Glotfelty, McHenry; William
A. Custer, Fricndsville; Dewey Rice,
J. w. Riley, Richard Hesse, Oakland;
Boyd Paugh, Deer Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-31

Newfoundland was scheduled to be
come Canada's tenth province Marcl
81.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-31

from April 1 70 April is nation
al leave us alone Week. It is also
National Laugh Week"
Evening star., 1949-11-29
By the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-Mayor
William O'Dwyer, apparently SUI
fering from nervous and physical
fatigue, has entered a hospital for
Ia rest. His physicians forbid
visitors for the time being.
The 59-year-old Mayor was
taken to Bellevue Hospital last
night after an examination at
Oracle Mansion, his official resi-
dence, by DR.. Edward Bernecker
and DR.. Clarence De La Chapelle.
They said he evidently was suf-
fering from almost complete nerv-
GUS and physical exhaustion" and
ordered an absolute and complete
rest"
Because facilities were not avail
able Immediately at a private hos
pital, the Mayors Office said, it was
decided to take him to Bellevue, a
city institution.
About a year ago Mr.. ODwyer
was hospitalized for treatment of
what was described as "a slight
heart condition" Later it was
announced an examination showed
him to be in sound physical con-
dition.
Evening star., 1949-11-29
Truman Arises Early,
Takes Hike and Walks
To Beach for Swim
By Joseph A. Fox
Sfor Sfoff Correspondent

UNITED STATES NAVAL BASE,
KEY WEST, Fla, Nov. 29.-Presi-
dent Truman set out today to en-
JOY his delayed vacation at the
Winter White House" here, with
mid-morning swim at Truman
Beach," his own private section
of coastline, the only scheduled
item of the days program.
The President was up at his
usual hour-6:30 o'clock-and, &C
companied by a Secret Service
escort, took a Commute hike
around the base before breakfast.
When he set out for his swim,
he decided to walk that, too, and
LED his staff members at a brisk
pace for the mile between his
quarters and the beach.
Miss Margaret Truman trailed
the party in a car. With her
mother, Miss Truman plans to
stay mere a week.
While they are away, George
Wallace. Mrs. Truman's brother,
and his wife are staying at Blair
House with Mrs. David Wallace,
the mother, who is Ill.
Key West Turns Out.
The President reached the base
just before / pm. yesterday after
a emile ride from Boca Chica Air
port. This gave the Key Westers
an opportunity to turn out as
usual to welcome their favorite
vacationer.
While MIR. Truman expects to
put in some solid licks on the State
of the Union message which goes
to Congress in January, that will
come later in the course Of the
three-week stay contemplated
here. lii
.. Mrs. Truman and Miss Truman
are staying at the presidential
quarters on the base, instead Of
billeting on the yacht Williams
burg, as in the past. The boat
came down here ahead Of the
President. :.
SteIman in Party. q
Mr.. Truman is keeping In touch
with the coal situation through
John r. Steelman, White House
labor relations adviser, who is in
the presidential party.
1t was from Key West just three
years ago that Mr.. Truman di-
rected the breakdown which
brought John L. Lewis, the mine
workers chief. into court on con-
tempt charges.
While there have been reports
that Vice President Barkley and
his bride might visit here before
their honeymoon is ended, White
House sources said today that
there have been no Developments
to- indicate that they would be
down.
Evening star., 1949-11-29
New York 10 Appeal
Ruling Against Law
Barring Red Teachers
BY the Associated Press

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 29.-The
State today planned swift appeal
of a new York Supreme Court de-
cision declaring unconstitutional
the Feinberg law, which bans
Communists from employment in
public schools.
Justice Harry E. Schirick of
State Supreme Court held that the
statute conf1icted with provisions
of both the United States and
State Constitutions.
In an opinion yesterday. Justice
Schirick wrote that the law was a
"dragnet which may enmesh any
one who agitates for a change of
Government" He said it provided
punishment without judicial trial
and amounted to "a denial of due
process" of law.
Court Issues Order.
Justice Schirick signed an order,
asked in separate actions by the
Communist Party of New York and
by four New York City teachers,
restraining the State Board of
Regents from enforcing provisions
of the law.
The statute, enacted by the 1949
Legislature. directed the regents
to compile a list of organizations
they considered subversive and to
ban from school employment men,
bers of such groups. The regents,
governing body of the States edu-
cational system, previously had
been restrained by temporary
order.
In holding the law unconstitu-
tional, Justice Schirick said:
"The court is not, of course,
oblivious to the practices of inter-
national communism, which have
met with such universal and we'll
'merited contempt among free
Opposes witch Hunting"
~ 40 A4O dAAo"CA W ody tAldC GlllS
measure is needed to combat the
menace Of Communism. Small
service, indeed, to our democracy,
lis afforded by emulating the
tactics of communism and by de-
stroying the guarantee of free
DOM"
Justice Schirick wrote that he
found it hard to believe that it
is necessary to resort to witch
hunting in our schools to displace
miSfltS."
The State attorney generals Of
flee announced it would appeal the
decision directly to the Court of
Appeals, New York's court of last
resort. This would mean by
passing the Appellate Division of
Supreme Court. procedure per-
missible when constitutionality of
a law is the. principal issue.
Evening star., 1949-11-29
Mayor O'Dwyer in Hospital
|Sufferinq From Exhaustion

William j. Donoghue, the May
or's executive secretary. said as
sociates had noticed during the
past week that Mr.. ODwyer's S
failure to take a rest after his
recent successful campaign for
reelection had drained his ner-
vous and physical vitality.
Before leaving his office last
night, around $50 o'clock, Mr..
ODwyer complained of being
tired and asked that DR.. Bernecker
call on him at Oracle Mansion.
DR.. Bernecker made a prelim-
mary examination and then sum-
moned DR.. de la Chapelle.
The hospital said two nurses
would be kept in constant attend
ance. The Mayor is occupying the
fve-room private suite Of the hos
pital superintendent. Two body
guards were assigned to 24-hour
duty.
Recent published reports have
said that Mr.. O'Dwyer. a widower
soon might marry Miss Sloan
Simpson, a fashion stylist. with
whom he has appeared frequently
in the last few months. Mr.
ODwyer, however. has said they
are not engaged.
Evening star., 1949-11-29

left Mrs. Gilda Brooks, 26. strug-
Cling and apparently drowning
off a pier at the mouth Of the
Genesee River the night OF No
vember 3.
Oklahoma City police said last
night they were on the lookout
for Brooks, last seen there Sat-
urday.
Detective Chief Emil Lambiase
said the boy told of driving the
couple here from Rome at gun
point after Mr.. Brooks fired
shot into the floor of the auto
mobile as scare.
According to the boys story, Mr.
Brooks forced him and the woman
to walk out on the pier.
How Mrs. Brooks got into the
lake has not been clarified. The
boy has been quoted as saying he
heard a scream and splash while
his back was turned. Then saw
Mrs. Brooks floundering while the
husband made no attempt to save
her.
Chief Lambiase said the boy
claimed he and Mr.. Brooks worked
their way across the country tt
Oklahoma City.
Evening star., 1949-11-29
Police Say Morley Admits
SIashinq Girls Throat
By the Assoeiofsd Press

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, Nov. %
Police say Jesse Wilmer Worley
has admitted slashing the throat
Of his attractive 18-year-old
neighbor, Millie M. Summs, in a
fit of jealousy.
The 20-year-old Worley ad-
mitted the attack last night in a
statement to three Warwick
County officers, Police Chief Leroy
Woody said.
Previously, Worley had denied
knowledge of the crime. Miss
Summs, a high school senior, is
improving" in Riverside Hospital
Her throat was slit from ear to
ear, her windpipe severed-but
doctors say she will live barring
complications.
The attack occurred Friday
night while Miss Summs was alone
at home. Only few hours after
doctors performed an emergency
operation Saturday morning she
scribbled a note to police saying
bill Worley did It,"
Evening star., 1949-11-29
Pink Toothbrush Ads
For |pana Banned by
FTC; Appeal Planned
By the .Associotaei Press

The Government today ordered
Bristol Myers Co. of New York
to stop using certain advertising
claims for Ipana tooth paste in
Guiding those about its value in
combating pink toothbrush"
An order issued by the Federal
Trade Commission said the action
resulted from misrepresentation
of the therapeutic value of Ipana
tooth paste and of the extent to
which it is used or recommended
by dentists" s"
In announcing the decision
ETC said it has dismissed COM
plants against two New York ad-
vertising agencies in connection
with the matter. They are Pedlar
g. Ryan, Inc, and Young g. Rubi-
can, Inc, who handled the Bris-
tol-Myers account.
Under terms of the order. the
FTC specifically directed a halt to
Ipana advertising claims that:
Use of the tooth paste with mas
sage will prevent pink toothbrush.
or air in the treatment of its
causes; that Ipana has amy Sig
nificant therapeutic value" in
treatment of mouth, tooth or gum
diseases; or that massage with
Ipana stimulates circulation ir
the gums, imparts f1rmness OF
health to the gums or prevents
gum trouble"
In New York, Lee H. Bristol
president of the company, said he
would seek a reversal of the order
in the appellate courts. He added
1T is inconceivable to us that
the members of the Federal
Trade Commission should have
reached their decision on the basis
of a full consideration Of the
evidence introduced at the trial.
Evening star., 1949-11-29
Freedom Pact Ratified
By East |ndonesia
BY the Assoeiofed Press

BATAVIA, Noy. .29.-The East
Indonesian Parliament today
ratified the pact signed recently
with the Dutch giving Indonesia
independence In a United States
of Indonesia. ---'-'--- .'---
The Indonesian news agency,
Antara, said Parliament also rati-
fed the draft constitution for the
new federation. According to the
Dutch-Indonesian pact. this con-
stitution must be ratified by all
states within a month.
East Indonesia is the Oldest and
most autonomous of the Is states
formerly ruled by the Dutch out
side the Indonesian republic. It
became the second to ratify the
agreement, the first being South
Sumatra.
This state includes hundreds OF
Pacific islands in the Southwest
Pacific east of Java, except fol
Bornee. Had New Guinea beer
included in the newly formed In
donesian federation, East Indo-
nesia would most likely have beer
its administrative head.