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Evening star., 1949-04-25
Sawyer Says U. 5.
will Guarantee Aid
10 Investors Abroad
By the Assee;o,sd Press

Secretary Of Commerce Sawyer
yesterday said some kind Of
~lGoyernment) guarantee viii be
worked OUT to stimulate capital
investments abroad by private
United States business.
While "the precise form 1t will
take is not easy to predict" he
said, "the guarantee obyiously
should cover more than the ability
to convert foreign money into dol
lars up to the original capital In
vestment."
The Commerce chief. Ia an ad-
dress at Cape Henry. Va. at serv.
ices memorializing the first land
ing of permanent English settlers
at the site, dwelled at length on
ways of forwarding President
Truman's bold new program" for
aiding underdeveloped areas Of
the world.
= Secretary Sawyer recalled that
the early settlers here were ''for the
most part financed by business
men who were risking their for
tunes. . The basic urge was
10 make a fortune in the new
world" =
:, Depends on Private Business.
If the Truman idea Of making
Available to others our scientific
advances and industrial progress
is to succeed. Secretary Sawyer
said, 'it must In large part be
financed and carried on by private
business"
However, he added. ut may be
desirable to finance some develop
mental projects through the
World Bank or through lending
agencies of the United States
Government
Secretary Sawyer said the reluct-
ance of private business to invest
abroad stems chiefly from fears it
cannot get dollars back for for
eign currency or property; that
Its plants and equipment might
be appropriated" and that for
eign governments will place "seri-
Gus discriminatory restrictions on
their rights to manage their busi-
ness affairs"
The American businessman Is
more likely to want to 60 into
these other countries and risk his
capital If he feels that his gov
ernment Is standing back of him, I"
Mr.. Sawyer said.
Outlines Two Essentials.
To overcome business fears and
make the Presidents suggestions
fruitful, Secretary Sawyer said
two things must be accomplished:
/. I'VE must obtain the freely
given consent and cooperation Of
Evening star., 1949-04-25

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Evening star., 1949-04-25

settle problems adectins these
groups-
Emmet A. Hlaes Of Wichita.
Kans-. was reelected president Of
the council. Other oiscers re-
elected were Stewart Lynch o!
Wilmington. Del. vice president.
and James r McCsnrey Of Dallas.
Tex. treasurer.
Francis l. Nally Of Toledo. Ohio,
was named 70 the councils Ma
tionai Board Of Directors and
Daniel Z. MorrtSsey Of Chicago
was elected national secretary Of
the council.
On Saturday. the Most Rev.
Robert z. Lucey. Archbishop Of
San Antonio. warned the gather
ing against traitors who are more
loyal 10 an alien. ath.istlc govern
Evening star., 1949-04-25

the countries to be affected. We
will not force our money. our
techniques or our ideas on other
countries against their viii.
2. The Government must at
least try to make foreign invest
ments attractive to United States
businessmen because 1t cannot
compel them to go into these
other countries.
Secretary Sawyer said the Gov
ernment can try. through diplo-
matte channels, TO negotiate for
NAL agreements with other iia-
tions covering the right of Ameri-
can investors to convert their
foreign earnings into dollars and
their right to receive proper and
adequate compensation If their
property Is requisitioned."
Urges Reciprocal Rights.
The United States. he said.
should make clear that IL seeks
no extra-territorial authority for
America or American business" :"
or preferential treatment for
United States businessmen who
themselves ask no protection from
the ordinary risks Of the market
place"
I'VE are. however. entitled to
ask for them whatever rights We
give reciprocally to the business
firms of other countries operat-
ing the United States.
"At the same time. We
should be willing to give ample
assurance that the inflow Of
American capital will not be ac-
companied by interference with
national policies or by American
domination of their economy"
Evening star., 1949-04-25
Classified Ad Rotss
LEGAL Advertisers


Three Lines tMinimuul
or . times. 3Sc per line per
insertion,
5 10 6 times oonsecutiseiy, ssc
per line per insertion
! times or longer oonsecutsely,
3lc per line per insertion,
Advertisements under Special
Notices, and Personal. SC per
line additional.
Advertisements OF New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line. <-iine
minimum.
OUT-OF-ToWN RATE
-Four Lines tMinimaml
Flat rate per line ----- SOC
Out town Rate Is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington,
Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before second N
sertion.
II advertisement Was prepaid. re-
tain esah register receipt, which bears
q serial number with date and tasnti~
when eaneeiing CLASSIFIED sessfttss-
ments se sure to make . note oi ihe
cancellation number This ts ia.
portant Ia case yoaf kiAtemsht Goes
not show . credit for the ssaeeias-
ticn. -.
Evening star., 1949-04-25

meri than &c our cxc democracy,
"A Tremendous eoraict IN eetnS
waEe6 oseg the whole wurid tccsy
.n the neld Of ideAs. between ,hose
who believe In God ana these xno
deny Him. Archbishop Lascey de-
eiared. All men os gu~oo vtEl
must unite In defense Of God. To-
erty and the human spirit.
Evening star., 1949-04-25
Oroonist to Give Recitol

William Watkins. organssi at the
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Cnurch. Will give q recital at Q st
. m. tomorrow In Calvary Meth
odist Church. l4Ss Columbia road
NV. Ar. Watkins Is the isss
winner Of the National Youns
Artists Contest.
Evening star., 1949-04-25
Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the
Business once, ilth and
Pennsyivania avenue, open
Sam. to IL pm, or at any
OF the Branch Omces
throughout the city.
Telephone Hours:
{ lam. to , PIN.
Saturday, 8 am. 70 2 pm.
Sunday, II An. TO . pm.
Lost and Found Advertise
ments on Page A-s,
Evening star., 1949-04-25
z Motorists Injured
Critically in Crashes
with Sireetcars Here

A man tentatively identified as
Raymond r. Mosier. IS. Of 623
Sixth street NE. was critically
injured about am. today after
his car collided with a streetcar
ut Sixth and D streets NE.
He suffered a severe laceration
on the back of the head and was
stil, unconscious when brought TO
Casualty Hospital.
Operator Of the streetcar was
Homer M. Gwinn. 50. Of 1900 H
street NE. None Of the streetcar
passengers was injured.
In an earlier accident which
also involved q streetcar. AN 16-
year-old assistant chef was criti-
cally injured at New Jersey ave-
nue. and X street NV.
The youth. John J. Salamy. Of
1910 East West highway. Bethes-
da, was taken to Casualty Hos
pital. He was said to be suffering
head and internal injuries.
Police said the streetcar. oper-
ated by George w. Moore. 23.
of liz Fifteenth street Sc. struck
the automobile in the center OF
the right side and pushed 1t for
nearly 1855 feet along the track.
The streetcar's front wheels were
knocked OF the track by the i'm
pact, police reported, and ran
along the pavement for nearly 40
feet before going back on the
tracks.
Four passengers in the street.
car and the operator were unhurt,
police said. Mr.. Salamy is en-
ployed at the New Bagdad
1893 I street NV.
- S.xI
Evening star., 1949-04-25
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Evening star., 1949-04-25
Austin Reduces Price
OfConvertibIe 81 900
D. ssss AasRs.sexx es~s.

Mw YORK. Aprx, $ The
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yesterday cut the pgsce c; "a eEsa
seztieas BY 8! oac
Auxsinx Ase ons~ytaeae assoe4.
club coupe with hytsE . s4lsS~
Evening star., 1949-04-25
Bernard Horwich Dies;
EurIy Zionist Leader
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

CHICAGO. April 25.-Bernard
Horwich, 80. baker and founder
Of one of the first Zionist groups
in the United States, died Satur-
day.
He organized the Jewish Fed
Grated Charities of Chicago and
was q member of the National
Food Commission under Herbert
Hoover after the World War.
Mr.. Horwich founded the Zion
list group in 1897.
Evening star., 1949-04-25
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NOTICE or PusLIcATIQs nsti.s
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ssEs in ths ssnsfai Rrintlng sassss Tss
In the psstfiet ef Goinmals
names ana a6afssses e tnf
psrtpsrs are: PHiLiIrs . rAuir
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Evening star., 1949-04-25

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Evening star., 1949-04-25

Ancient>Saxons practiced form
of tatooing to identify the bodies
of men slain In battle.
Evening star., 1949-04-25
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTARY sEnvfCEs-a an. tes
SspEsss asiEfla sElaEa ss''f' sl4 ''ss 81 -
az ss. Ne .EAffEisd fEssa sonras. .a.eaa.,s
boilers, radiators, eathSoomas kitth-
sna. etc. tmmsdisn instsIis.aens
a sTANsBuRY co. INC, ii. 3o.e.
ACCOUNTANT. exp; eeoss siartsd.
kep. ps,, slns, sslnns, aad's'' tai 's''ee"
CusToH suIlDER With snsinssrins
service available. can accept soei-
ttonai eoniraets for eofupietion THIS
year. Can stand risid tnsektsa+
lion. boz SD. star. saa
EMPLr rfEks---we hsse ali klnas o.
aeip to suit yoar sp~elne nesds, GU
~ or see kFs Rapp. fer any pres.
1ru yoai may have. ConndsntIs! snd
hspaia .nf,fn KMfLoYaKHT sxHvIcn.
INC, siB Kina ST.. Alex. IE- sssos
I VIII. NOT ~ assrossleiK for
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.ockknxrsNo II sEayscx. samsas...
ana tar reports Monsy ssseo ea
small sceonnts. .Eatsnss.afS s"@
prompt sersirs. NO. rset -
T. aopEKT CAnEy, Aftssssy.
WesAwsra nstl6iags
anAfAHtAA. II.
Evening star., 1949-04-25

The estimated number of juke
boxes operating in the United
States now is 275,0o0.
Evening star., 1949-04-25
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Evening star., 1949-04-25
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Tautininku Centro
posedis Brooklyne

Vasario 5 diena Brooklyne
ivyko Am. Lietuviq TautininkQ
Centro posedis, kuriame tarta-
81 rengiamo tautininku sroves
seimo reikalais. Pasit r m e
salia vietiniu dalyvavo ir A..
Oils is Chicagos. Dalyvavo
ir nesenai is Paryziaus at
vyke B. Raila ir St. Mackevi-
cius.
Posedyje placiai nagrinetas
bendro tautininkq sroves orga-
nizaciju statute projektas, ku-
ris lures butt pasiulytas busi-
nam bendram seimui.
Galutinai nusistatyta, X a {
tas seimas ivyks New Yorke
New Yorker viesbutyje, balan
dzio 30 ir geguzes | dienomis.
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IA Y S y
VISUOMENEJE
VLIkO atstovai
Valstybes Departments

Pereitos savaites gale VLIKo
plrmininkas M. Krupavicius ir
Vykd. Tarybos pirmininkas V.
Sidzikauskas lankesi State De-
partmente, Washingtone, kur
juos prieme Europos skyriaus
vedejas Hickerson. Jis pareis-
ke, kad kalba Waist. Sekreto-
riaus D. Achesono vardu. D.
Acheson tue metu turejo spau-
dos konferencija.
VLIKo atstovai iteike me-
moranduma, kuriame isdesto-
mas visas Lietuvos klausimas
if lietuviu tautos pazeistos tel
ses, kurios turetu butt atitai-
sytos.
Ir Hickerson pakartojo tuos
pacius zodzius, kad. ;. .vyriau-
sybes nusistatymas del Lietu-
vos nera pasikeites. Tai, zino-
ma, gerai, kadangi tas nusista-
tymas is esmes geras, tik gal
per daug pasyvus.-..
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BALF6 direktoriu
posedis

Vasario 5 d. New Yorke ivy
ko BALFo direktoriq posedis,
kuriame dalyvavo 1S direkto-
riu ir net % sveciai, su M.
Krupavicium ir V. Sidzikausku
priesakyje.
Pirmininkas galutinai itikino
abejojancius direktorius, jog
taisykles reikalauja, kad BA
LFo direktoriai butu USA pi-
lieciai. Tad vieton atsistatydi-
nusiu ne pilieciu direktoriais
patvirtinti JuOzas Ginkus ir
JuOzas Glaveskas, abu is Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Posedyje iskilo nepasitenkini-
mo, kodel kai kuriuos klausi-
mus sprendzia pirmininkas sa-
vo nuoziura. Kadangi taciau
su visa valdyba pasitarti pir-
mininkas daznai negali, tai SUI
tarta, kad BALFe bus Vykdo-
masis Komitetas, panasus kaip
ir Amerikos Lietuviu Tarybo-
je, kuris susides is keturiu as
MENU kun. dr.. J. Konciaus,
A. S. TreciokO, J. zilinskO ir
A. Devenienes.
A. Deveniene ligi siol nebu-
vo valdyboje, bet pittsburghie-
tbs Pivaronas atsistatydino is
vice pirmininko vietos ir uzlei-
do ia vieta A. Devenienei. Tie
sa, pacioje pradzioje A. Deve-
niene ir buvo numatyta ! ta
vieta valdyboje, bet tada j at
sisake, kadangi buvo renkama
: Imigracijos komiteta, kuria-
me il yra pirmininke.
Auku rinkimui nutarta pasl-
naudoti Worcesterio lietuviQ
pavyzdingu planu.
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Vyriausas Leuvos Elaisvinmo Komitetas kreipas
ietuviai!

penkta Letuvos Valstbe l6 Vsario
udam atsk geene Gmtoss zeme negadami
persekioa fii kinia kuri
toGmose SrO Tai ddesm-
amze kada tarptauns tesmas
persekiomiems bOiska
nenuitancia g
Pasauls pks aida naudi peteQ uztareu ki
Ati ei
iaisna
uzdavmi uu mngai spresdam ume daaut wis., nsivglant
kur begyventume If ko1a pasaulezura lspaznume
reikaua uelkt gy
di ukdnie kuvnai butt is
Siandien skOi kas
|ka Tik suhurtoms jegoms veikdam aimime
pagalbos lanimu pastam, SEM pr
tyre potka Vsbe Vyausias Leuos Is
Komite te tai ms ypatnga reme Leuos asvnmo
miO galne
Ypac des bu aneieeu ku
matealnp At
uem idos didea pajamos del
Vykdomoj Ia
ba adni
pk ktna pridet vajaus organi
zavmo aukq rnkmo sga pemt Tauto Fonda
EneU emtye ietuvia stos pau ikodami laknes
audos ddeiu mnime ras kr
gan menkos soms jegoms
Pasaulo Letuviu kur uvus Tat
ietuvio veikai ung Lie
prizes jos nkntous kuo kas gall: zodzi puda
matealne emuoe
kGo Tevyn6n ti Iieu svnmo daba Mes
veda nuautejma kudo gzf ssvnon Tevynn
prmaa Iievos Nepklausombe sutinkame
gedulo znk saukdamsi pgabo teset
iskOs
Is to ko banymo sem uzgrudnh jegom ssvnt
|demoraneje Ietuvoje msims aatymo kurybos darbo
i Vardan ieuvo vienybe tezydi!
vYRIAUsIAs LIETUvos IsLAIsvINIMo KoMITETAs
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Nauji BALFo blankai

BALFas jau pasigamino nau-
jus blankus tremtiniQ atsikvie-
timo garantijoms, kurie esa SUI
derinti su visomis taisyklemis
ir tinka vartoti per bet kurias
organizacijas arba tiesiog per
DIP komisija.
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Atsparumo ir istvermes ga
liunai tevynej, Lietuvos val
stybes gyvybes sargai ir gai-
vintojai, pasaulio pagalbos sau-
kiancio tautos balso nesejai bel
laisveje esanciu tautos pajegu
telkejai - stai trys tautos je-
COS ir trys viltys. Ju suderi-
nimas kelyje j viena tiksla yra
svarbiausias musu visQ vieny-
bes pagrindas. Nesame per tur-
tingi jegomis ir viltimis, kad
bent viena is ju paniekintu.
mem.
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retorius Acheson sumane is
teigti derybininku tarnyba. I
ia tarnyba numatoma paskirti
keleta labiausia patyrusiu tarp-
tautineje politikoje, asmenu,
kuriems bus Quotas ambasado-
riu laipsnis, ir kurie bus iga-
liojami dalyvauti ivairiose tarp-
tautinese konferencijose vietoie
paties Valstybes Sekretoriaus.
Tuo budu Valstybes Sekreto-
rius pats gales nuolat pasilikti
savo vietoje. Paskutiniu laiku
taip budavo, kad Valstybes
Sekretorius turedavo butt dau-
giau uzsieniuose, negu savo is
taigoje. Ir Wis tick jis negale-
jo visur suspect, kadangi ivai-
rios tarptautines konferencijos
kartais vyksta keliose vietose
vienu metu.
Todel Dean Achesonas nori
taip susitvarkyti, kad j pasta
rimus sius kitus asmenis, O
pats pasiliks centre, salia pre-
zidento, ir is cia visus igalio-
tinius diriguos.
PREF. TRUMANAS sake,
kad darbo istatyme nera rel
kalo numatyti injunction" tel
sc. Jis mano, kad konstitucija
duoda CANA galios prezidentui,
kad jis galetu sustabdyti to-
kius streikus, kurie bdtu pa
vojingi "tautos sveikatai ir
saugumui''.
Republikonu senatorius Taft
sake, kad konstitucijos panau-
dojimas tokens reikalams YES
tu prie diktaturos. Jis sake,
kad tokios teises turf butt Kon-
greso priimtu istatymu numa-
tytos, O ne nuo prezidento prize
ziuros priklausytu.
| SEN, TAFT didziuojasi, kad
galu gale apie du trecdalius
ligsiolinio darbo istatymo tai
sykliu pasiliks naujame istaty-
me. ir skaito tai dideliu savo
taktikos laimejimu.
Demokratu grupe Kongrese
uzgincija, kad taip nebus.
Amerikos Darbo Federacijos
vienas kalbetojas pagrase Tai
tut, kad uz darbo istatyma XII
tais metals apie j atsiminsia
Ohio darbininkai. . Dave SUI
prasti, kad jis gall butt ir ne
beisrinktas :.
KOMUNISTQ TEISME New
Yorke teisejas Medina pagra-
sino kaltinamuju advokatams
imtis drausmes priemoniu uz
neleistina elgimasi teisme.
STRACIJOS RE-
FORMQ istatymo projekta At
stovu Rumai prieme 356 bal
sais prizes 9 ir perdave senatui.
situo istatymu norma suteik-
ii prezidentui placias teises
ivykdyti nemazas administered
los reformas. Komisija nuro-
de. kad vykdant ta lstatyma
bus zymiai sumazintas admi-
$ nistracijos istaigu skaicius ir
0 bus sutaupyta nemaza pinigq.
GEN. EISENHOWER vel
> palieka Columbia universiteta
o MAJ daug dviems menesiams
ir vyksta Washingtona, kun
jis pasauktas patareju prie Ar
! mijos stabo.
BUTV NUOMOs. kaip spe
jana, pakiltu 5o-6o%, jeig'
/ federaline kontrole ju kainom
nebutq palikta ir sustiprinta.
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[IETUV0S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DlElA
teguhw IietuViq vienybes ir paSiryzimo disna!

Vienybe parodykime
pasitikejimu ir parama
visiens aktyvierns ko-
votojams uz Lietuvos
nepriklausonybe.
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Posiryzim a S

Skelbti yisur ir visada, kad
reikalaujame atstatyti pamin-
tas Lietuvos teises - nera tuS-
ii ir bereiksmiai zodziai. Kuo
daugiau tu balsu, tue tvirtes-
mis- moralinis pamatas yra vi
stems zygiams uz tas teises.
Todel visi dalyvaukime Lietu-
vos nepriklausomybes pamine-
jimuose - padarykime tautos
laisves reikalavima stipresni.
Tx lemiamai valandai ate
JUS tautos dauguma gan IF tu-
ri dalyvauti veiksmuose, ku-
rails balglama lskovotl lalsVe'
Paruoslamuose zygluose VelKla
tlk nedaugells uz vlsus. laclau
daznal relkla, kad lr daoar ne
wen zodzlals parodytumem sa-
Vo paslryzlma Velktl uz oautos
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Vie nybe

Sunkausia ir baisiausia lie
tuviu kova uz issilaikyma ligi
laisves auSros vyksta pacioje
tevyneje. Tos kovos vadu pa
veikslu cia nera ir negali butt.
Lietuvos valstybes legalios
institucijos, islikusios nors tik
svetimuose krastuose, yra ne
jos palaikai, bet dar neuzgesu-
81 jos gyvybe = reiksmingiau-
sia is visq gyvybiQ kovoje uz
tautos teises.
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Balsas, kuris laisvame pa
saulyje saukiasi laisves pa
vergtai tautai, yra ne emigran-
tn balsas, O balsas visos tau
tos, isnestas is jos kalejimo.
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Entered at Second-Class matter Decem-
ber 9th, 1915, at the Cleveland Postoffics
under the act Of March 3, 1879.