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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-19
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oiitiihen @eriiienbeit berbr1nen oie
Nuiien unb ibre 8alolen ane Mrgu.
nente nit angriffen auf Die tpeitli-
den &riegsbeser 1ino lire &riegspl1-
ne, gegen Die iib 6as friebliebenoe
uno lammfromme &uBlano ber3tpei-
felt mebrt. Ils &naIIeffeft unterbrei-
tete 8iifinifp iein oft angefiinoigtes
angebot eines iinf-W1bte-B -Bnfts
5ur grbaltung oes Srieoens. Der
amerifaniihe 8ertreter Muitin nann-
te lein 4ngebot in ether fiibnen Me-
tapber .einen bon 8ornen nmgebe-
men fiinitliden Sel5,peig". gr bate
beifiigen fonnerL baB es Iberfliiiiig
lit. 9enn es gibt iest fdon 10 biele
Hafte 5ur Si6erl1ng bes Sriebens,
oab elm peiterer 10 iiberfIiiiiig lit tpie
Elm &ropf. 8iirbe iid bie Sotpiet-
Union an feline ibon ldneIt beiteben-
ben 8erpflibtllngen febren, Damn ma
re Ser @eltfrieben tpenigItens ange.
babnt, itatt BOB oie 8olfer oneitpoa
einem atonfrieg entgegettieben (oei-
len Sdreden oie ruiiiiden Heoner in
2afe SucceB unter 8e5ugnabme auf
oas bon Mmerifa riidiidtslos ger
bom6te Sirofbima ausmalten). Die
8elt bat na9 alien bisberigen gr-
fabrungen ein &edt 81 Dem 8erbabt,
oab &uBlanos angebli6e Srieoenspo-
litif nur ben einen 3ped bat, bie GoI-
fer bon neuem binters 2i1t al fiib-
rem, tie bon ieinen @roberungen lrno
@roberungspldnen ab5ulenfen unb 10
3eit gu geminnen fit oeren gorberei=
tung uno Durdfiibrung.
Srob olIem aber peroient 9fub=
lambs angeblide 8ereiti6aft 5u elmer
atomfontrolle iorgfdltige Brii Jung
= entpeoer Wosfaus l1nebrli6feit
bon neuem 5u bepeiien, ODER Inn 5l,
oen friibereu 8eriuden oen neuen
Serlu6 gu fiigen, einen gangbaren
8eg gum Jrieoen 5u finOen. 0as
ideint uns Inn 10 notipenoiger, oa ia
au6 oie @eItmd6te bon ShuIo uno
5eble nidt fret itno unb 1pabrli1
niht imlner 10 gebanoelt baben, Dob
ite bolles 8ertrauen beanipru6en
fonnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-19
ztutfdrpn Artru II. grtrhpn
(Sortfebung bon Seite u

y 9lud 0iesmal NOR es na9 alien
olretten uno neutrality-suspicious. Mit=
telllngen in Der Breiie fran5oiii9e
Sbltruftion, Die Elm politipes grseb=
mis- Der WtiniIterfonferena bintertrieb
uno oamit oas oelti6e 8roblem mad
etnem Observation-Disclosures Sour
parler in ser S6mebe IieB. 8obl
mo6ten oie Miniiter 9euti6lono Ell
nige 3ugeltanoniiie, bie tie ii6 gut
be5ablen lieBen aber lie beitanoen ouf
DEM blsberlgen un5uldngli6en I'M
Iong Ser Stablproouftion (elfeinbalb
VtiQionen Sonnem uno oie 5rase ser
Senlontage muroe 81 npeiterer ge=
banolung" an Die vSoben &ommii=
lare" oerDielen.
9Sle &an5ler Moerouer Dor oenl
DeItoeutlben Barloment mitteilte,
boben Die Neiniiter folsel1oes ge=
pabrt: 8eIt-9eutldlono ion sunl
geltritt in internationale 8ereiri-
gungen eingelaoen peroen (tpos idoll
trltber prin5ipiea bei6loiien MARI ;
Die aQiierten ertpdsen, pie oie gegen=
Dortlsen ~5olgen" bes fortbelteben-
Den &riegs3uitanbes nit Oeutidlano
erleldtert 1perben fonnen; Oeutl6=
lano loa geItattet tperben groBere
uno l6nellere SanbeIsi6iffe 5u bau-
en-; 0eutidlano ion inn auslan6
9onoelsfoniulate erridter1 biirfen.
Demgegeniiber bat iif Deuti9lano
bereit erflart, Dos 9tubr- -Statut an3u-
erfennen, oas Die Stabl- unb &oblen-
proouftion oes 9fubr- @ebiets 5u fon-
trollieren bat; iid in e1,ger 3uiam.
menarbeit nit Ser alliierten Sider-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-19
Stiu1lue OcS GDlfeS
tiir bas Soiepbiunm

Siermit i6iden mir eiren 8eitrog
Sur laufenoen SreiIteIle. @ir batten
Die @abe oeriproden, penn mir cine
quite grnte batten, mas, @ott iei
9anf, arf in grfiiuung gegangen lit.
2eler, Sans.
8eiliesenbe 8abe bon $50 bate
id in elmer 1pidtigen 5eitli6en glnge=
legenbeit 5u gbren ser 81. Samilie
oeriproden. .@ott lei 3anf puroe mel
ne 8itte erbort.
9lus @isconiin.
i X
9eiIiegenoe .@obe bon ST bate i6
in elmer 5eitlidJen slngelegenbeit ber-
iprofen. Sd muroe, 8ott lei Ganf,
erbort.
9lus &entudp.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-19
China

8ei ieinem 8eiu6 in Berlin itano
Sr. @6elon BEN Sournaliiten auh
3eoe uno slntiport in 8eoug ouf Chi
no. gs babe iid, erfl1rte er ouf cine
5rage, ni6t Inn Elm 8eriagen 4me-
rifas gebanbelt, Ionbern Inn elm Ser
iagen Gbinas. Gem 3uiammenbru6
oes dineiii6en Seeres IteIlte er bas
tapfere Gur6bolten Der 8erliner in
Der glodaoefriie seeeniiber uno fiiete
bin5u: rAue Silfe Ser Ser. Staaten
permag oenen nidt 5u belfen, oie ii6
ni6t ielber belfen. Die Ser. Staaten
iinb entidloiien, benen gu belfen, oie
itb ielber belfen."
gaB mir, entgegen alien 8ebaup-
tungen oes @eiBbu6s gum Erob,
Gbina nidt Die Silfe ongeoeiben lie
ben, Die -es 5l erparten bere6tigt
mar, llno baB mir bur6 unlere 8oIir
tit, Die ia ibon longe Dor Ser &ato-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-19
6 ir d en- t a Ser

Sunntas, 20. gtopember: &iernnb=
stuanstsiter Spnntas nad Sling
iten. - gpangelium: Som
8reuel ser Gerlpiiitung (Wattb.
24).
9tontag, 81. Ropember: Worid 9'p=
ferung.
Gienstag, %. 0opember: G6cilia.
Ofitttpof, 90. 0opember:: &lelnens /.
9onnerstag, "a. Nopember: Sobans
nes bonn &reu5.
6reitag, 25. gtobember: &atbarina
Don Ileran0rien.
Samstag, 26. Hopember: &onroo.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-19
@,rsbbap.sA !.
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ct. 0pab, Win1t. 4us Der bi.
ifofliden &analei purbe lebte $50
DIE bie @rnennune bon atpei tpeiteren
Bfarrern aus oem &reu5pdter- -Sroen
in Snamta befannt gegeben: als err
iter reltoierenber Bfarrer ser Ser5-
SSeius@emeitbe in 8abfon on Sio-
5ipfel bes Mifle 2ncs-Sees tpuroe Der
bobn. p. Sertnan S6mit, O.S.C.,
ernannt; als pfarrer Der Solp GroB-
@emeinoe in 8utler in Sttertail
County tplrbe ser bo6m. P. aloplius
Steines, O.S.C., ernannt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-19

Steines, O.S.C., ernannt.
Der 8ou-MusifuB ser ct. Sobn's
l1nioerlitp in Gollegepille einiete lid
lette @ode al1f einen 8auplat fir
oas geplante neue @obngebdube fir
Goaege=Stl1oenten. @etpablt tpurbe
bas @elanoe noroli6 oes 9lubito-
iun1=@ebduoes. Der geplante geu-
bau ion aus brei Sberitodlperfen uno
einem @rogeidoB belteben uno fir
5tpeibunoert Stubenten @obnr1ume
bieten. SIM @rbgeld)oB peroen Stu
bier lno @rbolungs5immer fir Sa-
gesltuoenten untergebro6t iperoen.
gttpa oie Salfte ser 8aufoiten per-
oen bon Ilumnen ser slnltalt geitif-
tet.
@inuna, Minn. - @ie joeben in
Gom befannt gegeben puroe, bot Ser
81. Sater ben bodm'lten Srn. 8ii6of
SEQ 8in5 bon @inona gum &oabiu=
tor-gr5bi bon Dubuque ernannt,
nit Oem He6t Ser Ha6folge oes ge=
genpartigen gr5biibofs 9foblman.
Mns anSern 9i6seien
Detroit, Mfid. - 9ei einem bier
abgebultenen Bropin5iolfopitel muir
De lebte @o6e ser bodJ1p. p. Gpprian
abler, O.F.M.Cab, als Grooin5ial
Ser ct. Solepb5=&opu pu5inerpropin5
gepGblt. Die 8abl fono unter gor=
Jig oes bo6p'iten @eneralminilters
P. Clemens Neubauer, OF.M.Cab.
in oem bieiigen ct. 8onapet1turo<
&loiter Itott. slls Gefinitoren tpuroen
eetpdbIt P. Marf Stier, OF.M.Cab,
oer5eit in Waratbon, isis; P. sln-
ielm 2eabp, O.F.M.Cdb., pon SEEM
gorf; P. Bosdol slbeorn, O.F.M.
Caby bon 8rooflpn; uno P. slorian
Sol5meiiter, O.F.M.Cap., bon Ge-
troit.
youngstown, .. - sSn @eeenmart
bon 5ablrei6en giidofen, 8rieItern
unO 2aien puroe ser bo6p'lte Sr.
8iidof emmett @olib am 9onners=
tag /. 8. in Ser bieligen ct. Golum=
ba=&atbeorole ais &ooojutorbii6of
bon goungstonn nit Dem Ge6t Ser
gta6folge intbroniiiert. Die Snitaua>
tion poll5og Ser bo6m'Ite SIT. 8ii6of
Nc6aooen BON youngstown.
Sseiu Yorf, g. 3. - Ser bodm'Ite
Migr. Somes $. @riffitbs, &onsler
oes Wilitaroroinariats, bas alle &u=
tboltfen in Ser 8unoes -@ebrmodt
umfabt, Dur6e loeben bonn 81. 8ater
5um Sitularbii6of bon @a5a uno
Silfsbiidof BON &aroinal SpeGman
in oeiien @igenihaft als MiIitqrbi=
l6of ernannt.
Sauannab- -9ltlanta, @o. - Ser
bohp'ite Wigr. Srancis 6. Splano,
bisber Bfarrer Der 2ourOes.8emein=
De in philadelphia, puroe Ieste $50
die bonn 81. Sater gum Situlorbii6of
bon 8ampbi uno 8eibbii6oi ser 0i0-
5ele SaDannab b9ltlanta ernannt. gi=
lhof Ser 9io5eie lit ser bofm'Ite Sr.
@eralo g. S'Suru.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-19

itropbe oie gleihe mar, bieles ueronr-
ben, miro ourh Srn. 4heions ielbft-
.gerehte @orte ni6t aus Der Welt
gei1afft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-19
Staatsiefretdr Mdeiom in
SentIdlano

Staatsiefretar a6elon beiu6te Dor
ieinem Giidflug nod BEN Ser. Staa=
ten mebrere oeutIbe Staote. Sn Bonn
traf er NIT 6en f5iibrern Ger tpeit-
oeutlhen &epublif 5uiammen. $50
INNER er binfam, puroe er bonn Solf
freunoli6 uno boffnungsfreubig be-
griiBt. Sb er es perltanoen fat, Die
bittere Hariler Biae gu perliiBen 11no
oeutIfe Soffnungen bauernb 3u belle
ben, muB bie 3eit lebren. 0ie gnt-
tauibung in Ser 0emontage-Srage
auf Die a1erbings Der merfDiirz
oige llmfaq unleres vSoben &ommil-
Jars" WcgloD bereits porbereitet bot
te = miro iid nidt 10 leidt pertpin-
ben laien, menn es 5ranfrei6 ge-
lingt, au6 bic 8eratungen Der $50
ben aommiiiion" labm5uIeaen.
.sSn Berlin mo1ten Srn. IfeIon
audi oie 9uiien ibre slufpartung.
gtfdts oeutete auf oie Spannung, Die
in Safe SucceB beltebt. Mls Der ruiz
iiihe &ontroafommiiiar General
gbuifop iid perabldieoete, beiBt es
in elmer Reloung Der .&ii. BreB",
nlieB Ideion sipei Glider fommen.
or uno Ser Huiie erboben ibre @ld-
Ier 1tno tranfen iie IN einem S6lud,
Elm fppiiber ruiiiiher EoaIt". gsun,
bas tpenigitens ging erfolgreid pon-
itatten!
9lmiIiide Triebensoffeniibe
Sn Safe 5ucceB tperoen unterbei-
len beige 0ebatten gefiibrt iiber bic
RontroIle oer ltombombe. Weit Ser
Ibliheu Berbiiietbeit 1lro propagan-
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Qntttnng fir trou1n1c
@aben 5ngnnfteu nuferer
Stn6enten

Rev. Alumnus, Neb.. ...... 1000
NM. Columbus, O. ........ 1000
Rev. Alumnus, O. ........... 1000
Carl Hermann, Kansas City,
Kans. ................... 1000
Rev. Alumnus, Mont. ....... 600
Mrs. M. Schopes, South Or
ange, NJ. ................ 900
Mrs. R. Riess, Detroit, Mich. $500
Mich. Luddy, Altoona, Pa. =. 500
A Visitor, Columbus, o. ..... 500
Mrs. H. Kraft, Columbus, o. 500
Frank j. Heining, Buffalo, N.
L. 1.UO
Mrs. T. Witt, George West,
Tex. Observation-Disclosures. 800
Mrs. Mary c. WenZel, Peoria,
III. ........................ 800
Chas. Schlager, Mt. Clemens,
MICH. ................ Z.uu
Julia Christman, Millvale, Pa. 200
Mrs. B. Swarts, Euclid, o. -. 200
Edgar Erwin, Middleport, o.. 100
Mrs. Cath. Schmidt, Belle
Plaine, MINI. ............. 100
Mrs. .Franzen, Bellingham,
Wash. .................... 100
Mrs. John Scherger, DelphoS,
o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Mrs. Frank Schuerman, st.
Louis, Mo. ................ 100
Mrs. H. H., Howells, Neb. 49,. 100
Xavier Kern, New Riegel, o. 100
John Schmitz, Fakholm, NJ D. 100
Marg. Valentine, Cassville,
Wis. Observation-Disclosures. so
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Philippines Facing
Sharp Drop in Copra
Exports During 1949
~ the Asse<;essd prsss

MANILA. May 25.-Copra is
losing some Of its sovereignty a.
queen Of Philippines exports.
Government experts and pri-
vate dealers estimate copra ex-
ports for 1949 will. not exceed
TOO, 900 metric tons. This includes
a carryovsr Of l50.0 900 tons of the
oil-rich coconut product from
last year.
This Is . stable drop from
1o47. when the Philippines most
valuable crop hit an export peak
Of 1.016,000 metric tons. That
was at q time when world needs
for fats and oils seemed Unsuitable.
In that one year, however. the
Philippines great stand Of 50.000.-
900 coconut trees went . long way
to make UP the shortage.
u. s. Market Glutted.
In 1948 exports fell of to 641.-
862 tons. The United States mar
ket now Is glutted, with competi-
ton from cotton seed. soya beans
and tallow.
Europe still needs copra but
lacks dollars to buy it unless spe-
cifically aided by the Marshall
Plan, as France has been.
The drop in both demand and
prices on the American market Is
q factor In the decline of copra
production. but does not fully ex-
plain 1t.
A recent survey in the copra-
producing region shows that ty-
phoon damage Of more than q
year ago Is still affecting the crop.
Leaf Pest Is Problem.
Also. desiccated coconut pro-
duction-the process Of dehydrat-
ing the meat into snowy shreds-
now has first call on fresh nuts.
Desiccating factories pay . slight
premium for nuts. Their mount
ing production reached 96 900 tons
in 1948-almost double prewar
years.
The biggest such plant is that
Of the Franklin Baker Co., q SUBJ
sidiary of General Foods. It has
a daily capacity Of 100000 Coco
nuts.
A third factor Is the leaf miner.
The Bureau Of Plant Industry
lacks sufficient funds to meet the
menace Of this destructive insect.
and in some sections where rowing
bands Of guerrillas make 1t unsafe
to investigate, the leaf miner Is
making damaging inroads un-
checked.
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Low-Priced Soviet Cars
Made in Several Styles
by the Assoeiossd Press


MOSCOW.-There are now
being produced various styles Of
the existing lower priced Soviet
cars. the Pobeda and the Mosk-
witch.
The Moskvitch. q very small
family car, comes out in sedans
convertible, pickup and station
wagon versions. The Pobeda Is
now being produced In convertible
and sedan versions. ss 2.
Furthermore. special Zis lin
CUISINE ambufances have been pro-
duced as well as speEia1 .xEEStonx
of the Moskvitch for doctors max
ing home calls or emergency calls.
The Zis limousine has been put
out in special colors for use as .
taxi. as has the Pobeda, more
commonly used for this purposc.
Both the Pobeda and the Moek.
witch are on retail sale.
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Rat Poison Results
In Rot Plague on Form
by the Assoeiossd Press

OSLO.-In Haugsbygd. . dis
ftrict In Southern Norway. health
authorities had decided that rat
poison should be distributed to
all farms In the district.
When two experts arrived at
one of the farms one day. the
owner objected to the poison. say
ing hts four cats easily managed
to keep all rats away from his
farm. He let the poison experts
do their job, however. after they
had insisted.
His four cats died after they
had eaten the poison. The result
is that the farm is now flooded
by rats and mice.
Evening star., 1949-05-26

3e37 klSsasssts A.s. MI
It3s ssssiss asst MI
1851 cstunkss assl
10 IN Ssmss Nv.
iSls-u i1sA sevsss NV.
z7<4 - Stssss NV.
sslps Dtvt, csi.ss Msssrk
- 8 Ssrsst NV.
al In Ssvsss MI
piasy Dssseh n. - kf
Evening star., 1949-05-26

BIB kksts ID. Avs. k.EH
1e3s Aisbsss A.s. SIT
i43<-3s iriss 81. A.Wt
II cszsa S. Tsksms ft.t
iGek ssS - ssA M
S7z1 essssis A,s. AM.A
16O essspis Avs.k
13z5 6sst Hsss ass6k
1S1s CD Hsps 1ss1
Z tsskiss 3esss
Evening star., 1949-05-26

Peruvian censors cracked down
on the showing Of fllm "trailers"
until censored.
Evening star., 1949-05-26

dARgDofs. VA.
3111 n. Wash. HID.
L. ~. B Asesstsas
JsfGsssa Village r
ACJAAtONLA. VA
es~ksesa 8 NssY 81
NfERSON MANOR 4
gsns1s UwS. - Huss nssss
80 FRANKLIN 81. 4
looa 1t vauss Ave- 4
4 eAAkIhsC 81"
Evening star., 1949-05-26

Wask. 4 L. HvdA /
f11e LEE HIGHWAY II
a<s~4sses csasslsI vsasss
l7e7 LEE HIGHWAY r
Glib M. 4 wssk. nv& 4
= n. CIEDE ROAD =
3. Qsiney q, Skk1as1ss 4
q I'D Sksst q
nG6sIIu. Nd
10 n. Csm1sses g. r
nAooSell nc. 40.
4sf1 Asaapses ass1 =
Wss1nsss. 4 cssnas 4
Evening star., 1949-09-28

Oak trees do not yield acorns
until they are about 20 years old.
Evening star., 1949-09-28
ABC Board Weighs Charge
OF Beer Sales 10 Minors

The Alcoholic Beverage Contro
Board has under consideration
today charges against the Penguin
Restaurant, 1918 Eleventh street
Sc, that minors were served in
toxicating liquors there.
An earlier hearing on Septem-
Der 7 brought out charges that
four young women were served
beer last Easter and one of them
became intoxicated and had to be
assisted from the restaurant. Yes
terday the board heard a defense
by Israel S. Saslaw proprietor of
the restaurant.
He testified he was not present
at the time of the alleged Of
lenses. His waitress, Mrs. Gather
Inc M. Stramer, told the board
she had inquired as to their ages
and one of them showed a copy
of a birth certificate showing she
was over 18. The others, she
said, presented Identification cards
showing them to be over 18.
Mr.. Saslaw told the board the
incident was not brought to his
attention until two weeks later,
when a policewoman brought one
OF the girls to the restaurant.
Evening star., 1949-09-28
Red Bloc; Seeks Cut
In West's S Legations
BY the Associofed Press

PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, Sept.
38.-Three Soviet satellite nations
of Eastern Europe-Hungary. Ro-
mania and Bulgaria-are putting
pressure on the United States,
Britain and other Western coun-
tries to reduce their legation stats,
an informed diplomatic source
here said today.
He said this pressure was ex-
pected to increase following the
LaSzlo Rajk treason trial in Buda-
pest, in which the Hungarian gov
ernment accused diplomats of the
Western powers of completely in a
revolutionary plot and espionage.
The diplomat also said the Bal
kan nations were imposing success
sive restrictions on the movements
Of Western diplomatic missions
stationed there.
He added that the Hungarian
government now refused to grant
visas to Americans in Prague to
visit Budapest except on strictly
necessary diplomatic business. +"
Even these are now hard to get,
whereas in the past Americans
from the Prague Embassy staff
had been able to drive down to
Hungary for holiday visits.
SNo such pressure has yet been
encountered from the Czech gov
ernment. American sources said.
Evening star., 1949-09-28

Per capita consumption of fluid
milk in the United States in 1948
averaged 1875 quarts.
Evening star., 1949-09-28
Threat Of Dock Strike
On East Coast Eased
By 3O-Day Extension
by the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 28.-Threat
Of a paralyzing East Coast dock
strike this week end apparently
has been, postponed for 80 days
through Federal mediation.
But a number of agreements
and formalities remain to be
worked out before the Friday mid
night deadline for a walkout of
$4,000 longshoremen in ports from
Portland, Me-, to Hampton Roads,
Va.
The negotiating committee of
the AFL International Longshore-
mems Association agreed late yes
terday to recommend a .8-day
extension of the present. contract
which expires Friday midnight.
lila members will vote on the
proposal at various ports Friday
and wire the ballot results to un-
ion headquarters here. Union
chiefs said they believe approval
is certain.
Mediators expected the employ
ers to agree to the extension today
because they already have pro-
posed extending the current con-
tract, with few changes. for two
years.
The extension in the iongshore-
men dispute may have some effect
on another maritime deadlock that
Federal mediators are attempting
to break.
Contracts between 38 East and
Gulf Coast shipping lines and ti1e
AFL Masters. Mates and Pilots
also expire Friday midnight. There
has been no threat of q strike by
the 10000 ship officers involved,
but the possibility of one has been
recognized.
A meeting was scheduled today
with representatives of the ship
ping companies and the deck off,
GERS union.
Evening star., 1949-09-28
Disney Film Finish
Threatened by Ruling
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Sept. %. Compile
ton of Walt Disney's f400, ,00C
($l. 10000 color movie, Treas
ure Island" was threatened here
today by the ruling by Beacons-
field magistrates that it is illegal
for Bobby Driscoll, the films 12-
year-old Hollywood star. to work
in England because he lacks q
Labor Ministry permit.
A Disney spokesman said the
decision might mean abandon
ment of the movie, which is three
quarters finished.
For acting at Denham studios
near London since July 4, the
magistrates fined Bobby f10O
($280). They levied similar fines
against his father. Clethus j. Dris-
coll. and RKO-Walt Disney Brit
Evening star., 1949-09-28

the group are Representatives
Poage Of Texas, Multer of New
York. Gregory of Kentucky, Keogh
Of New York and Green of Penn
sylvania.
Mr.. Richards said the group
would be joined in Madrid by
Representative Cooley, Democrat,
OF North Carolina and Senator
McCarran, Democrat. of Nevada,
who are expected to arrive from
France in the next few days.
The earth has about 100000
square miles of fertile land.
Evening star., 1949-09-28
Army Chaplain ToveI
To Be Feted at Luncheon

1t. Col. Henry Tavel. Army
chaplain. will be honored at q
farewell luncheon at 1874 pm
tomorrow by the Executive Board
of the Washington Armed Services
Committee. USO-National Jewish
Welfare Board.
Col. Tavel. who has been with
the Office of the Chief Of Chap
lains here since 1945, will leave
soon for a European assignment.
The luncheon will be held in the
Jewish Welfare Board Building
1887 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Joseph F. Barr will preside.
Evening star., 1949-09-28
Six Congressman in Spain
Express Wish 10 See Franco
BY the Assoeiotsd Pres,

BY the Assoeiotsd Press
BARCELONA, Spain. Sept. %.
Six American Congressman, all
Democrats, arrived here yesterday
and expressed a wish to talk with
Generalissimo Franco.
Representative Richards, DEM
ocrat. Of South Carolina, spokes-
man for the congressional group
here, said: I'VE would feel very
honored if we were able to see
Gen. Franco" The other five in
Evening star., 1949-09-28

ish Productions. Ltd. for aiding
and abetting.
All three had pleaded not gull
ty. They gave notice of appeal.
The magistrates said Bobby's
working at Denham was deliberate
defiance of the conditions under
which he was allowed into Eng
i land
The young actor was the star
tof a murder film, 1.-THE Window y
which is box Office hit in London
now.
In Treasure Island" he plays
the lead part of Jim Hawkins
British Actor Robert Newton is
Long John Silver.
Holy two L. -
Evening star., 1949-09-28

New bicycles now are selling in
Germany at about so per cent
above prewar levels.
Evening star., 1949-09-28
Bill for Commission
On Human Riqhts Filed

A bill to establish a Commits
sion on Human Rights for the
District was introduced In the
House yesterday by Representa-
tive Staggers, Democrat, of West
Virginia.
The measure is identical to
one offered in the Senate last
week by Chairman Neely of the
Senate District Committee.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-27
School Board 0kays lQ-MilI Tax Lew,

An 11-page resolution, one of two passed by members of the school board of the Palmer school district last Thursday evening, con- tains all the answers to district tax problems. All legal verbiage aside, the resolution contains the points outlined by Neil Miller, tax asses sor and collector, at recent P-TA meeting. The tax levy was fixed at 10 mills, and it will be due on Feb. 1, 1850.
 District tax forms, which will be very similar to the territorial prop erty ta Xforms, were in the hands of printers at press-time. James Hurley, school board spokesman on tax matters said the forms are ex- pected to be in the mails by the