davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01

&oibinoton. - Sic Neaierlnno
bob bic 9ircislperre fir bic &lein=
perfolfspreiie bon &leiouno, WtD=
bcln, Seppid)cn. .3onpen, &urino=
rcn unD OouSholtsz Sertilien auf
lnn tror ltatt neiicn ben Spiel
rallm" oes &leinhGnblers slpii(hen
bent lpos CT hciuhlt llno mas cr cr=
hGit cin. Sic ,Snl0e mcroeu iiherlih
picIc lrciscrhDrunNcn icill. lpenn
bic &lcinhonolcr ihrcn @lrnoen Die
bercltS bon Nrobhtlnblerl pnrNe=
nolmlcncn CrbDhlunNcn o1fbolien.
Ecuntc iaNtcn, lie erlporteten olrh
ci,iOc Ereisreouttipncn. EreisOircf=
tor SiSulle crflGric Tcrihtcritat=
tern, 'cincr Slnilht nnd piirbcn
mchr EreiNc Slrrllfoerollt OILS crhOht
mcrbcr.
SiSoIlc5 s3irc iiir lrcisitobiIis
licrlmn onb in iprofiltia Ncipohlteu
S$pltcn bic critell nNtorNin=Spp"
&crfilNlnuen hcrolls, oerCn 3lpef
cs icin ipll, bic Ercisfuntrp0en alli
cine fuircrc llno bCIlcr Durhfilhrborc
Noila III itellen uls Dies bel. Der
Spcrrc POM %. Sonuar Der Nall
mar. Sic WtuHnahme betrifft cipa
233, 5000 &lciuperfullfsaeId)dfte
lmo icbGslmoameiic 100000 per
ibicbcne SSoren. Sic 6Gnbler mil
icn iit, bis iplteltens %. Murs ouf
Die neue golis lm,ifellen rnh ihre
&orcn bis /. Nlli NIT Gerfaufs=
prcllen nldrfleren.
IS iuuroe Don SiSullc erflGrt,
oos Aoal1ptiicl bicicr 9ieNllotiou lei
es, tNpiid,c pnrfprcanild)e Sllrfmar=
ficrlluQs =lSroftifcu I'M &leinhanoel
einiuIiibreu. Ser Eroientiob Der
SpielrGllmc pncr Slufnurfierlnacn
lpllroe niht allf Elm pprfOreaniihcs
Sutum1 iurilfaerpllt. Snl Gcae1z
tell: ieher &leiilbdnOler berehnet
ieinen Erosentiae, pelher am Uerz
oun1enen Samstda, ben "a. 1Sebru=
az, crbieIt. -
Gs mar bic slpeite arGBere Mab=
nabme inbesuo allf &ontrullen. Sie
gtatipnole Erohuttipns= =sllltnritGt
ltellte nGnllid ciu Snitem alf, unter
lrelGcm GeihGftslerte, pffsutlihc
rno pripotc SnItitute lno onDcrc
cine lSripritIts z&loiiifisierlrnn un=
mruncl1 fnuucl,. Inn bcId)rOnftC
McnNCn floppcr @oren fir Nl=
itonDholtlnN, Hcparatur lmb Spcs
rotipneu I'll crboltel,. Sic SeriilOunN
Gilt nirbt iiir Niuterialicn, Die i'll
Enbpronufte ocben. sltm brulldlt
filr Dicicn ;}ipcf altf icine Sc'tcIs
llnu nDcr Elm uuNcheftetcS Stilf
liopicr nllr III i(hreiben: Sn=9I,
certified yntcr n9tSI GeNllIutioll
Npllr" lmo hies III lnterieitncn.
SSirtirbufts Stubilildtpr SSnhn=
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01
Westdeutsch|and steI|t allie
Einfuhr aus AusIand Elm
Kredite der Evropoesehen zohlvngsvnion erschoepft
Ais "Bonkerotterkoervng" bezeiehnet.
NcitbelltidlInnD. Deilel

9'Unn. - &citoeltihlanO, Deilen
Grcoitc Der GlrrupGiihen 3ohlunQs=
union fuit crid)Dpit lilIb. ltcllte bel
nuhc olle SmpOr1c aus Seilnebmers
lGnDern Gin, bis ipabrihclnlid) ltrif=
tcrc GinIllbrpcroronllnNcn allsNc=
urhcitet iino. &irtic)dftsiohperltGn
nioe bc;eihnetell Dies io1uiaNel uls
cine rGrfllrlnN bcs bellticlell
a'onfrotts" lnn fo0tcu halaiNc Hc=
uftipnen III Der 0an5cn Oelltlden
9lllsEenhannelslruftlw ppraus.
sNtan mill nun ieben, mas bon Den
CNnpnrten aeltrid)en iperOen fam
nm fritiich fnoppe SeDiienbeItdnoe
,u iparen. Sllltt bic 2eitlno ser Gll.
rnpGiithcn ;}uhIuuNslnipn IN Eorls
itllhiert Die Sitllutiun.
Sic linipu lit cine s(rt Clearing
S0puic NonoS fir SiberalilicrlrnN
oeS 9iIstolliheS Don 8clb lmO 9Su.
rcn. sic ipltrDc inn per1un0enen
Scptcnlbcr Dllrh Den Marlbollplull
0eihaiieu. is lpeitellrppGiid)e Son=
Der iinp Seiluebmer. Sertihlono
hot bcreits Den llrlprilnalid,er
lluipl,s&reoit unn $32O,OOO, ,OOO
crid,Opft. mclher bis sSuli reidcl
iolltc. Sin Spnpcrfrepit bon $12O,:
100000 bcr bis Septen,hcr rcid)ell
ipllte, lrllrpe ebenfalls allfacbralld,t.
Teutit,lnnb lpor es. lpelhes Die
3ohIunesunion ge,peauna fiibrte
ilrefs geieitiauna oer SonnoeIss
id)ronfen. 9ie 7eutid,en behaupten
nun, anoere 9tationen feien nid,t
NIT 1hnlihen Mobnahmen entaeoen
oefpmn,en. Slnoere elropdiid,e 6e.
oicrlmaSofonon,en erflGrten friiber,
Seutiblano lei at liberal aeipeier,
,no tie ipiirben in ibren 2Gnoern
nirht iolpeit oebcn, Inn lire gSirts
ihait nid)t Ill aeiibroen. Siderlid
wirn sic oelltitbe Sanhelsfriie ale
lpeiteuropGiicheu 9Gnoer unb anberc,
Die nit Hnnn OonDcl triebcn, treT.
Teu.
slusocnnmmen bon bcm ncllcl
&erbpt iinp MIR Ginlubrabfnnmen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01

bel ncncn ScUilenidhlllnNcn crit
mach Den, I. SWui folliN inn. lnlpie
bel intcrnotionolcn Noanocls- ulp
Snnuitrieneiien 0eQcbenc Snpprts
ouftrGNe. ,>n allen onbcren ,Sdllcn
perDen GinTuhrllienicu Ohnc belons
perc Njencbml0lmN bcS &irtlharts<
minillcrillms nlht ertcllt, lelblt
lpcnn Observation-Disclosures oarur
bcrcitS uusOcltellt pllrOcn. SleS
uilt. bis ncue GiniuhrrcNuIatipnen
in &roIt ilnp.
sSirtichuitserpcrlen bier huben
,pclli0 SooiinlmN, ooH Seltlhlano
friiiIc &reoite crhGlt. sSe0cn Der
liberoIiiiertcn beutidcr Sounbelss
praftifcu filhrte Selrtihluno piel
mchr SSaren cin ais es allsTllhrte.
llnn sic nlclitcn Snlpurte Nchprten
in Die YuruafIuiic. &iicblmoesfollis
lcr Tliihcr fIoute ilbcr Die crtrapa4
ouulcn GinfubrcI. Mau beIaRt lld)
nlln nit Dem StuNilml Der Ginfllb.
rlno cincr Hcibc bon SSirtlhoTtas
fontrollcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01
Bemerkenswerte VerfUe-
qvng MorscholI Titos

9elgrno. - @ie aus 5l,perlalllacr
Suclle uerlnutet, bat Maridlaa Slto
at ieine Tnrtei oie Itittelliita &C.
Ion9en laiien. onb er einen ieben OILS
,SSeinb Ser Voriei" nnieben ipilroe.
Ser es unternehnen iollte, an ieiner
Saltllne Dem @eiten 9egeniiber arl'
tif 81 iiben.
Nton babe es erreid,t, NIT ben
@eitm1ften auf einen guten Jub
at fommer. @enn man in 8efahr
serateu ipiirbe, 10 iuiiroe man iiher
nidt allein lteben. Oas lollte man
beoeufen.
IS beiDt tucter, SOB Sito perbo.
ten babe, oie @eitniihte lueiter oils
.SmperialIiien" 81, bejeidnen. Wau
iplle nirellnollhere" 9lusorilde ipub.
len. Gr tueroe oNIilr iorgell haG Die.
icr ieincr sluuclil,ng and TplAc &C.
lciitet tpilroc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01
DPS erha|ten jetzt provisorisehe
|dentitaebkarten

miro I'M 3entralbiiro fertiageiteut
uno init ben Slften on Sen @obnbe=
sirf Der betreffenben Eerion 0e=
idift, Ser Die permonente &ortc
bom Dem Ginlpanpcrcr iibericnoet.
Die rcauIoren .Sllieu re0iltratip,l
curDs" lperhcn ppm .Smnliaratipll
mo Naturalization Scrpice" ausNez
ltcllt, niht BON Der 9llz&pnnliiiion.
Slllc Niittcilllnaen fiir gtid)t,uitel=
lln0 phcr &crluit Der &artcn niiiien
paber I'M gc,irfSbiiro ser Ginipon=
bercr onberluasbebDroc aemaht
lperOcn.
atprn,olcrlpeiie iperben bie s(ften
ilber iebcn 9luslGnber ppl &oibin0=
ton al bos Se,irfsbiiro hes @cbic=
tcs Ncid)ift, mo iirb Scr g(uslGnocr
Der MtcollmN nah auf6Glt. 9Scml
iid) baber ber Giniponoerer m bic
SlDreiie beNibt, bie ouf icinem Siilm
prmcrft lit. mub linn bic &arte NOT
molerlpciie phne piel &ersuo suNe=
itcllt lperben. Sleuoert lih bic
9lbreiic, lpeil Ser Ginipanbcrcr al
ciner unDercn Stelllna lnterae=
hroht miro, bann ifidt bic 8. g.
&on1nliiiiou Dem GinipanberunNss
mb Natllraliiierllnasoicnlt bic nelle
Mbreiic DcS Sn1miaronten, lnb Slf=
ten llno SDcntitGtsforte folNcn linn
al oie rcue sloreiie. Gas Neicbiebt
natiirlih nic6t, ipenn ber Ginipanz
bercr bon iib aus ieinen @obnort
ipecblelt. nbne Oies rehtseitia ben
GimpanOerlln0sbebOrben mitsutei=
len.
&er Shlpieri0feiten fat, cine su=
frieoenltellenbe 9lutipprt auf Dem
Srtsbiirp Der GimponberltnNsbcbors
Ocn su erbolten, ipenoe iih rnter
Grtlirl,no icilles iSalles an ben
"SmmiNration ano Naturalization
Serpice", 10Th & Golt Capitol
Streets, &aibinaton, %. 8. s.
sseoe Noreiienanberuna mitteileu
Narb bem nelren Geieb fit lime
re Siderbeit" bonn Sabre 1850, Der
cine SlbGnoerllno be 8 s.9(liem GeNi=
itrotip n9lct Of 1910" bartlett, mill
len iit) iebt ale 9luslGnber III Der
3cit upnl I. bis 10. Sonuor icoen
rSabrcs bel sen Gilllponbcrumasbc=
horocn melpen. Shlpcbl iebt feline
0eietli(he &erpflihtlm0 mcbr fir
bic SlllslGnoer beItebt. ieoc Mbrei=
le1,Gl'herllno innerhalb bon 5 Sa0el,
nha ibrer Turd)fiibruna Den Gin=
lponberllnosbehoroen befonnt;uoe=
ben, tproert Die 8. 8. =apm. olle
ehemuliaen TlSs brinaenb oui. mei-
terhin ieoe Noreiienanoerunq Den
geboroen mitsuteilert bamit Der
auaenblidlid)e 9lufentboltsort bes
Ginipanberers' immer feltaeitellt
lperben fann unb feline Slfte nan oas
9iiro DC snellen Observation-Disclosures
lpeiterNeleitet au iperoen pernl0aen.
GriolNt oieie Melolna reNeli,li,
Ria, 10 erbGlt Der 9lusllnoer ieine
Weloefurte rehtseitia 1mo bralld)i
allGh feinerlei Momplifationen bel
Der Stellnlos bes 9lntraaes ali Sc.
luGhrleiItna ser II. g. Staotsbiir.
aer!d,oft su befiirbtcm.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01
Sensasion
i'm DP-Lage'
In FIeischsendvng Gold i'm
Werte Won $5O,0OO
sefunden.

Srcmcn. - Scitens Scr auitGnbi;
Qen milit1riihc, Stcllcn ilt oeGlls
Rert lporber, buR mau Die slbiicli
babe. slrtbur @erihpn, elnen Ser:
lpaltllnNsbcomtcn bes On Ga0ers
4robn reht aerall sll pernebmen,
neil eS m0alih iein fDnnte, DAP Ell
NIT Dem oroRen @elbs lrnD Siamans
ten=Shml0oel III &erbinbuna lteber
fonne, Der in lester Belt auTaeoedl
lpprpen lei.
@eri6on ipurbe bon Der Wilit1r,
beborpe perhoftet, ols er iif bemiih:
te, in Den geiis bon einiNen fleinen
Eafctcn sll Oelanaen. bic Sled,biidl.
icn nit Der Slufirbrift r&pIDcr
,Meot cnthicltcn. Sic Spicn lpllrDcll
ocoifnct. Sic cnthicltcn @pIb. bcilcl,
sScrt olf $4,000 Qclhott ipprocr
lit.
Gr luuroc ipGtcr ocm Gcridlt ,u.
Ocflibrt. Ger 9iihtcr icHte cine icbr
bphc giiroihoft fiir Gcrihon felt.
st mul; lpeitcr III Nouft bleibcn.
9Sic SbcrIt Gcnroe .. guell, Ser
Gpnmonocllr Der militGriichen 3pll.
ilberlpud)lnNs =Eplisei, ipGter be-
fonnt oob, lei ihm Dor ciliNcr .}cit
Gin unonpmes Shreibcn suNcoun.
Nell in lpclhcm cS blcB bub man
nah siafcteu Slusihou balten iolltc,
Die filr hus Eager Srphn bcllinnnt
icicn lmo bic sluiihrift v&olhcr
,Otcnt" filbrcu lpiirpeu. Sic Eafetc
lplrbcn Damn ulh inl Noouptpnlt=
amt Grercn oeIlmOCn lnlb porl1ltlN
bcihlannuhnt, bis Ecrlhun erld)lcll
ilnb tic onfprDcrtc.
Slls Gcribon pcrhuIlct lullrbc, bat
te er on Die 5000 III Script"
un Die $4,000 IN EnltompeiillnNen
lulO an Die 1000 Seutithe Otarf bel
iid). Gr ipurDc inter id)arie Selpu.
hllnN NcItellt, nuhOcn cr perllht
bate, aus Dem 0cipuhrlant ullsiu:
brehcn, mie omtlicb Nemelbet ipprz
Den lit.
Ius Eager GruGu lit fiir Scr
Ihlcppte beiiinunt, Die ipGter nad'
ibren SeimatlGnDern sllrildNcbrubt
ipcrnen iollen. SIS ipirO fiir mD9lidI
Ncbalten, boN bieies Eager cincr in
terl,otipualen SrbmuNNlerbanOe ais
vSurhNan1sltution" 0eoicnt hat.
9llui, haS ipll nlnlmchr untcrllld)t
lpcr0ell.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01

sebout peroen. IS lit ooron se0aht
in icfs St1oteu porlpieseno euans
gelilhe unO in ser anoereu Sllite
uorpieeeno fatboliibc 1liidtlinse
an5uiieoeln. Die faritatiue slrbeit
miro Sen airden iiberiragen. @egen-
iiber Iliihtlings.S Staotrono Sieos
llngen baben bieie Stdote Sen &ur'
tell Scr wirtihaitlihen Geihlolicns
belt llno llnahbGngi9feit. Su ben
StGoten ioaen Dor allem Die ehua
$4,000 beimat. uuo eriltcnjlnS &C..
moroenen ,lnb bereits mieoer ange.
louIenen 6liihtlingsbetriebc ange.
iieoelt iperoeu. Sbre areOItpiirOlgfeit
miro porbcr geual gcpriiit. Sic bill
Sen boS ,pirtibaItlid)e &ernItiif Iiir
oas inOuItrielle 8ahstlm mad, Dor.
fer ieitgelcgten Yldncn. slngeicbenc
lluteruebnen bes Sn. ,mO sluslan.
bcS iolleu Diclleid)t sur Setclligung
Derdngc5o9cn tDerocn.
Die ;Siltan5ierung oicicS grub5ii.
giaen StGOtcbuuprograrmls nit ius.
gciamt 100000 bis 100000 @oDs
nungen uno $4,000 bis $4,000 Mr.
beitspliscn iou blrh cine interna.
tionoIc Nnleibc crfolgcn. Sic ipGre
gcbcft burh ben Wert Der IL ebc-
mails nilituriibcn anlaeen Geoc
rllnO 10 Wilionen Wtart), sic VT.
tipen bon Snouitrieproieften, sic iu
oie slnleilc cinbc5ogen ,luerocn, lno
sic Giientllhen Geriorglmgsbctrieb
Die 8unOesresieruug miiBtc ser sc.
iclIdait cill 90idbriges Grbbaltred)t
crteileu poer ibr Sic slnlagen su 81.
aentum iibertragen. 3ur Sorbereit,rlg
unO guilage ber slnleibe lit Elm ins
tcrnotionaIeS 8aufeufouiorti,,m nit
60 Yro5cnt amerifaliider. 20 9rc-
sent Oeltider, 10 Nrosent iransoii-
ihcr lnlo ihlpei5cri ihcr ionic sebu
Hrojcnt engliider 1ulo fhipeoiifer
geteiIiaims seplant. Serbanol,nsen
iiber cine slnleibe iollen ieboh crit
BEL s(uSiidt oli Griolg geiiibrt ,per.
0eu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01
Alliierte in Deutschland
'vnterIiegen ZoIIkontroIIe

Bonn. -- 1ic slnseborisen Ser al.
liiertcu StreitfrGite uuo ser iibrigcll
olliicrtcn Crganiiationeu i'm 9unoes.
gebict unterliegcu nad eiuem nell
perfiinoetcn @eicb ser ollilcrtell
Soben aonlnliiiiun in 3lfllnIt poll
Oer 3ollfuntrullc hurd bcutId)e 1mo
nlliierte Weanrtc an bcn @renjen Ser
Nilnbcsrepublif. slliierie biirien hns
9lrnbes9ebiet MIR npd) iiber be-
itimmte niiiber9aliesiteIlelt be.
treten. Gin 1ell bieier Stellen lit n,ii
nQlierten 9eamten beiest. sln Ben
iibri9en 8ren;polten i,nb Die bea,t.
ifen 3oabeanlten sur Sol1unteriuh'
l,ns einid)lieblid) Ser forperliden
0urhiud)ltng ernlohtigt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01
Devtsche PIontoeen-
urbeit in Abessinien

@iscnboulcn. - Ser nu5 Seiicn
Itanlmcnoe 9Iirifas YiInnjcr pon
Streugc bot pom &oicr BON, sIbeI.
Iinien Ocn 9luitrog crbultcn, bel Soar.
ror ein 1000 Seftor grobc3 @ebict
Ut bcboucn. ,ml Sic Gigcnueriorslrns
9tbciiinicns nit &uiicc, Nblt, 0enlii-
ic. NGldl, Butter llnO Sale 81, per.
tciicrn. @ic sic SouOpirtid,aitsihu.
!t uno Iriibcre &Oloninlid)lle III
&isenbauien in Sciien mitteilte. bat
BON Strenge 20 Neutidle SliiftIin8e
oussci,d)t, Sic cr ouf Ncn rcucn
Glantaocn bCid)0itigCu Mill.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01
CSR eroeffnet
Sehvndmuseum

Eras. - Gin Wtuiellm mit Gr.
5ellgniiien idled)ter NualitIt lit boz,
Ser tihed)oilolpafiidyen Hegierung il,
Dem 9elniibcn croiiuet luoroen, sic
SciItllngeu scr Snouitrc Slt pcrbcl
icrn.
Evening star., 1951-07-27
Special oispateh to The s,ar

ST. LOUIS, July 27.-The Post
Dispatch said today that E. Merl
Young. Washington influence ped
dler, Joined with William M. Boyle,
jr., chairman of the Democratic
National Committee and James P.
Finnegan, former st. Louis inter-
nal revenue collector. in brining
political pressure to bear on RFC
officials to approve $565, 900 in
loans for American Lithofold
Corp.
When Mr.. Young and Mr.. Fin
negan failed in their efforts at the
st. Louis RFC office, Mr.. Boyle s
assistance was obtained and the
deal was put over at the Wash
|ington headquarters Of the RFC
Information about Mr.. Young's
part in the effort to obtain ap-
proval of the loan was obtained
by the Post-Dispatch from Charles
q. Alexander. head of the st
Louis RFC office.
In response to questions, Mr.
Alexander said that Mr.. Young
former RFC examiner, National
Democratic campaign worker and
'high-salaried employe of two big
|RFC borrowers, had telephoned
him from Washington to say that
"the Democratic National Com
Evening star., 1951-07-27
pakisfan Calls Up
a Guard BattaIions
BY the Associated Press

KARACHI, Pakistan, July a.
The Pakistan government an
nounced today it has called up
four battalions of the National
Guard to supplement the regular
army in the defense of the coun-
try.
The announcement made no
mention of the boiling dispute
with India over possession of the
princely state of Kashmir-scene
of 1948 warfare between the two
nations.
India yesterday mobilized TO-
900 railway troops, 10000 infan-
trymen and a number of engi-
neers from National Guard units.
Pakistan has charged that 80 per
cent of the Indian army is con-
centrated near the Pakistan bor-
der. Indian spokeSmen counter
that Pakistani leaders are at
tempting to whip up a holy war
sentiment against India on the
Kashmir issue.
Feeling ran high here today as
a 2-mile-long procession of 50.-
900 men and women marched
through Karachi streets in OBJ
seryance Of Defense Day" The
parade Of citizens shouting war
slogans started at the central
Office of the Moslem League Party
and ended at the residence Of
Premier Liaquat Ali Khan.
Evening star., 1951-07-27
Auto Steel 10 Be Cut
Additional 5 Per Cent
By the Asseeioied Pres,

The Government today ordered
another 5 per cent cut in steel
for passenger car production, ef-
fective October /.
Auto output in the October
through-December quarter will be
cut to so per cent of the level of
the six months preceding the
Korean invasion. This will mean
"a production of slightly over IL
million cars.
If the auto makers need it,
they'll be permitted to use some
foreign steel, too, so that they can
make the quota, Defense Produc-
tion Administrato Manly Fleisch-
mann said.
The announcement came as DPA
issued steel. copper and aluminium
ALLEGATIONS for the final quarter
of the year. Except for consumer
goods. production levels will be
about the same as in this quarter,
it was stated.
Such consumer items as re-
frigerators, washing machines and
household electrical appliances will
get about IS per cent of their pre-
Korea tonnage. They get 10 per
cent now.
Evening star., 1951-07-27
Chang Burma Units
Said 10 Invade China
By the Asseeioted Press

RANGOON. Burma, July 81
Three regular Chinese Nationalist
columns have thrust IS miles into
Red China's Yunnan Province
from their refuge in northeast
Burma. authoritative sources re-
ported today.
The informants said the Ma
tionalist invaders, numbering
around $4,000 troops. now hold
about 100-mile long border strip
and is engaged against regular
Chinese Communist troops. The
Nationalists were said to have
seized control of an air field 200
miles southwest Of Running.
All three columns were reported
to be under the command of Ii
Mi. nominal Nationalist gover-
nor of Yunnan Province and one
|of Generalissimo Chang Kai-
shek's best-known generals.
The sources said Ii Mis- push
back into Red territory has beer
going on quietly for almost three
months. Although relatively small
it is the most effective action un-
dertaken by the Nationalist
forces this year.
Ii Mi began his operation last
May. with Burmese government
troops marrying his rear in an
effort to drive the unwelcome Ma
tionalists out of neutral Burma,
which has recognized the Commu-
mist regime of Mao Tze-tung.
Evening star., 1951-07-27
Stiff Red Resistance
Blocks u. n. Attacks
BY the Associated Press

U. S. 9th ARMY HEADQUAR-
TER, Korea, July 27.-Allied at
tempts to capture dominating hills
on the eastern front were blocked
again today by stubborn Com
muniSt resistance.
The 9th Army reported attacks
by United Nations soldiers were
blunted northeast of Yanggu and
north of Inje. U. N. troops made
similar attacks yesterday, but fell
back before intense mortar and
artillery fire from Chinese posi-
tions.
Allied patrols reported light
contact with Communists north
east of Kumhwa, on the central
front. Moderate resistance was
encountered by other patrols south
of Kumsong.
American B-29s from Okinawa
bombed Communist supplies at
the Western Korea river port of
Kyofnipo and cut rail tracks in
the same area. Kyomipo is south
west of the North Korean capital,
Pyongyang.
Fifth Air Force fighters and
light bombers pounded Communist
transportation facilities in more
than $50 sortieS.
Railroad bridges were hit at
HWangju, south of Pyongyang.
and Yonghung, on the east coast.
Flying Marines reported damag.
ing road bridges south of Kojo,
another east coast town.
Evening star., 1951-07-27
Picture on Page A-4.J

A souvenir" sent home by a
Pueblo, (Colol Army sergeant
was the object of an investigation
by the Korean Embassy here to-
day as a possible missing Korean
national treasure valued at $780,
600.
The souvenir is a rug 18 feet. II
inches long and 8 feet wide, made
of 48 matched leopard hides.
Mrs. Hugh v. Giltner of Pueblo
received it June 10 from her son,
|Sergt. Elverne H. Giltner, 27, now
on duty in Korea. Mrs. Giltner
said the sergeant bought it from
IA Korean.
An Embassy spokesman said the
rug may have been stolen by the
Korean. The Korean government
Evening star., 1951-07-27
Reds Using Peoce-ToIk LuN
ToRebuiId Lines, U.S.. AideSoys
Army Spokesman Hints at Bod Faith,
Warns of Enemy Strength in South

An Army spokesman declared
today that the Communists in Ko-
rea have used the time since the
Malik peace proposal was made
last June % ito build up troop
strength and move supplies and
weapons SOUTH"
In contrast to the Red buildup.
the officer revealed that a sub
stantial U. N. combat unit had
been pulled out of the Korean
battle line and sent back to
Japan.
In a sharply-worded statement
given reporters without advance
notice at a. Pentagon briefing, the
spokesman added that "it is hoped
that the acts are not an indication
of bad faith in view of the Malik
When the Soviet delegate made
the cease fire suggestion, the
spokesman declared. the U.N.
Evening star., 1951-07-27
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AirIiner Lands Tail Down,
46 Passengers Unhurt
BY the Assoeratsd Press

NEW YORK, July 27.-A DC-4
airliner carrying 46 persons made
a safe taildown landing at Idle
wild Airport last night after skid
ding 1000 feet in a shower of
sparks and flames. There were no
injuries.
AS the big Northwest AIrliner
came in from Detroit, the pilot,
Capt. Arthur Antilla, radioed that
the panel indicator showed he
might have trouble with his nose
gear.
The 43 passengers and two crew
members huddled to the rear of
the plane. taking baggage with
them, to add weight on the tail.
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it was determined that the nose
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Evening star., 1951-07-27
Meh Young Joined With Boyle
ToPush RFCL Loan, Paper Says
Was Pleased When Told LithfoId Matter Had
Been Sent to Washington, OffcioI Asserts

mittee is interested in the Litho-
fold Corp. loan"
Mr.. Alexander said careful
notes had been taken of the con-
version, which occurred in Deem
ber. 1948. He sent report on
the subject to his superiors in
Washington.
Less than a month earlier. on
November 10, 1948, American
ILithofold had applied for a loan
which was rejected by the st.
Louis Office and by Washington
examiners. in spite of Mr.. Finne-
gan's efforts. Then Mr.. Young
sought to intercede, Mr.. Alexan-
der related.
After Mr.. Young told him the
Democratic National Committee
was interested" in the loan appli-
cation, Mr.. Alexander said he told
his caller the files on the loan
"had passed from the st. Louis
Office and had been mailed to
RFC headquarters in Washing
ton."
Young seemed to be pleased
that the papers had been sent
off," Mr.. Alexander said. "He
made no further comment. There
were no further calls.
Mr.. Alexander was a witness
(See ROXIE Paon A-Hl