European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 19, 1948, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes Law votes on general motors tie up As strike total mounts to o Youngdahl Calls talks to seek meat peace new Mayab threatened to strike to Day in the automobile Industry As labor fought for its third round of wage increases since the about workers Are on strike in the meat print ing and other a possible settlement of strike brightened the Pic Here were the latest develop ments automobile Industry with Cio Auto workers already on strike against the Chrysler Cio United Auto workers voted on possible walkout against general the Union rejected a Ford proposal for a Cut in pay As meat packing two at tempts Are under Way to Settle the Cio packing House workers at Paul Luther Youngdahl asked Union and com Pany representatives to meet with him with a View to a steel the executive Board of the United steel workers Union agreed unanimously to test the no communist provisions of the Tai Hartley act in court As urged by Cio president Philip Mur the Board plans to make a test Case the dispute Between the Union and the Inland steel of Indiana ind shipping a spokesman for the National maritime Union said 13oil tankers Are tied up at Bay City and Buffalo acid Detroit since Friday because ship owners re fused to extend old contracts while negotiations for new ones were in breweries striking Cio brewery workers began voting on whether to accept a weekly wage boost offered by the Mil Waukee the had demanded the strike in Tolving employees Cut off 12 of the nations Beer pro Coal mines John Lewis called his 200man wage committee into meeting instructions on to conduct negotiations for the United mine workers in meetings soft Coal operators today and with Anthracite producers beginning May Lewis his exact de mands for new Coal contracts secret for the tune Fri agent named chief of Prober May 18 the air Force said yesterday it has commissioned an Fri expert is a brigadier general in charge of in he is Joseph the air Force gave in the Post of chief of the office of special investigations in the office of the inspector Carroll is on leave from the where he served As inspector in charge of the accounting and fraud the air Force called on the Fri for assistance in the shakeup its inspection office after the fraud scandal involving Ben Nett England team up new May 18 Selznick and sir Alexander announced yesterday the signing of a contract under which will make series of films to England packing Plant strikers close ranks picketing workers of tie Wilson packing Plant in form tight lines in front of the Stock Yards Gate in an attempt to halt a backs work i Oil leading Market Boom May 18 Stock Market Advance took on a selective character yesterday with strength in selected issues counter acting profit taking in Many sections of the pure Oil was outstanding with a jump of 4ft Points on discovery of a new Oil Allied chemical featured the industrials with an and Vance of while fractions to a Point were recorded in general Schenley and american aviation were Strong led by Douglas and United aircraft which gained a Pointer laggards included Bethlehem steel and Westinghouse which dropped Atchison an Southern Pacific featured a mixed rail group of a Point each worldwide bases called vital to san May 18 ins under Secretary of fhe army Wil Liam Draper urged immediate expansion of americas global de to provide the strength seize air bases from which bombers could carry the War decisively to the enemy if a conflict Breaks speech before a san fran Cisco world Trade recently headed an economic Mission to the far also advocated an american led recovery program for Japan to enable that country to contribute to the worlds Prosperity and pointing to americas far Flung responsibilities in both Hemi Draper voiced a new plea for congressional enactment of the revived Universal military training and a vastly expanded philanthropist Dies 18 Mabel Knowles noted for particularly in died Here uniform buying system 4o Supply needs of defense May 18 the Navy and air Force to Day agreed on a uniform Purchas ing system covering everything the armed services buy anywhere in the some one serv ice will buy them for All the new regulations were announced by munitions Board chair Thomas he said they represent a major achieve ment in efficiency in purchasing goods and equipment for the armed defense officials said the Pur chasing system will be converted to a peacetime basis and the Small business Man will be Given a better with the three armed forces bids will be advertised most contracts will be before Griswold returns to May 18 the state department announced that Dwight administrator of the greek pro is returning to Washington to report on the greek of chief hits War talk May 18 air Secretary Stuart Symington denied yesterday that he never said Russia will go to War on us As soon As she has the atomic Henry Cabot r who last week the statement to promptly put Symington denial in Senate Symington said lodges remarks place me inthe category of the the Massachusetts Republican made the charge in a speech in connection with Senate approval of Money for a 70group air Lodge said he wanted to be com Lair and wealthy merchant Dies May 18 George wealthy Mer died yesterday of a heart ail ment he was head of Brandeis and sons department one of the largest in the and had extensive holdings May 1948 House group queries on split Al May 18 congressional subcommittee d handed to know today Why Thi army and air Force were not consulted about the navys plan put into a new on super aircraft William Hess Robi oxi chairman of a House subcommittee on the armed called def sense Secretary James Forrestal Supply the the group Al ready has heard Navy Secretary John subcommittee members said under a unified defense Estabr Congress has a right to expect important policy to be cleared with All three Sullivan testified Friday the was on its own when it decided to Stop work on 13 conventional j ships and concentrate instead on new a killer ship j and the flush deck super the navys biggest carriers those of the Roosevelt total tons Navy to shift Europe ships May 18 the Navy announced that it is Lieving the 14ship Fleet in Mediterranean and replacing it Witt other some of the marines serving aboard the major fighting ships i also be the Relief leaving coast ports about May Are the Carrier the Light Huntingdon one attack cargo and seven they Are expected to relieve Mediterranean Fleet about june among the returning ship Sis to Carrier philippine nazi Leader i to have rehearing May 18 ins the supreme court today agreed to decide whether August Klapprot tvs former German american b u n do can still protest revocation of his citizenship in the court announced that it w review the Case of the it has been in jail almost continuously since mid1942 on various charges arising from his relationship the bund and similar Klapprott lost ids1 citizenship Ion the summer of 1942 after the eminent charged that he lied when he renounced allegiance to the Gei Man army explains Why new Pratt is needed now May 18 Edwin dispute Dan army claim done everything possible get the added men it methods but without Johnson said the army is reject ing men Over nog old he bolder men should be welcomed for occupation v he said he May 7introducjian amendment to raise the age limits in the Senate Bill through 30 it for a gears army training for 18yearoldarand two year of eligible men aged 19 the of cruising setup was made in a let Ter to Wiley r from Wilton chief of the army legislative and Liaison Wiley passed on to persons some questions raised by unnamed Milwaukee the senator said leaders and others Wisconsin asked similar he went 1 the army has Beeno Efurey negligent in Ade Quatela answering these doubts in the hearts of our particularly the double about the spiritual Well being of possible persons said a draft was but of largest Volunteer army the army has used All available Means to procure and the the army in the history of any nevertheless we ourselves Short of the ments which were upon Timi Stic assumptions made at end of world War ii and not Rea we lose sight of fact that it is extremely difficult to induce men the army when they May have danger and onerous occupation tasks such places As Korea and answering a question Obj army Entrance requirements hav been raised the world War i persons said the wartime standards were very Low and bringing a every Mas who riot obviously present he Satt Are based upon 4he performance of minimum essential missions and commitments with the least Miber 6t i this is to be accomplished themen comprising Ovi army must have such Intelli Gem education and physical fitness to they will be truly