European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 25, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse Page the stars and stripes Eye tighter lid on Vita goods 24 government disclosed that it is considering a proposal to extend Export controls to All ships Docking in this country strategic goods on their Way to China and other communist Commerce department officials said the proposed regulations require foreign and Domestic shippers equally to obtain Export licenses goods would be civilians face 30 slash in use of rubber 24 the government probably Wil order a 30 per cent Cut in Civilia use of natural rubber for the firs Quarter of but increased syn thetic production is expected to ii the it was disclosed the government announced Earlie this week that All of its standby synthetic rubber plants would b reopened by late several a due to be reopened in the next few Glenn rubber chief of the National production toll the spa rubber Industry advisor committee that several priorities have been granted to Speed re activation of standby Cobalt cot the Cut in natural rubber a 35 per cent reduction in civilian use of steel and 70 per cent Cut in november deliveries of Cobalt of no defense including Radii television an order reducing civilian supplies of Copper expected the rubber order is expected to reduce civilian consumption of natural rubber from an estimated tons in december to Abou tons in each of the first three months of november consumption is sex to reach the spa said about tons of syn thetic and natural rubber will be available each the order will mean that Auto Mobile tires and other rubber articles will contain less natural rubber and More at Auto tires contain about 65 per Ceni natural rubber and 35 per cent the government Hopes to reverse this ratio when All plants drastic Cut seen in to sets new 24 radio television manufacturers has predicted a 25 to 40 per cent production slash Early next year because of material this prediction followed announcement by tace National production authority of a drastic Limi tation in the use of Cobalt in civil Ian Cobalt is a steel hardening min eral important in making magnetized parts for radio and to weeks output set at vehicles 24 motive news Magazine estimated that plants will assemble cars and trucks this despite extended thanksgiving Day the weeks total will include cars and last the plants turned out cars and thoughts in a tight spot 24 a buried under tons of Anthracite in a Coal Eugi Walter thought of his English wife Edith and their he told fellow miners who freed him after 30 Kosuda was Bent in the Chute after falling through the Bottom of a Coal the goods would be per netted to leave ports in this country the if rep resent a further tightening of controls on the shipment of goods t Iron curtain at present licenses Are required Only on materials originally shipped Froid the to those the proposed regulation will b discussed next tuesday in new York by Wallace Deputy director of the office of International and about 20 persons representing banking and Senate witnesses have testified that highly strategic Silicon Stee transshipped from new York a due to arrive in communist China As recently As this month and tha regulations still permit such steel shipped the witnesses were Shao Thisu president of the Pacific trading co of and Gerald Mcgrath a new York freight forwarder they were called to before a Senate subcommittee investigating shipments to the chinese reds Shao described three separate shipments of Silicon totalling which he bought in Belgium and France and shipped to new York and then sent to communist China since the korean fighting he said the shipments left new York july july 31 and Mcgrath estimated that the ship ments would take about three months to reach their which would mean that the last shipment arrived Early this testimony of the two men brought a blistering denunciation by com Mittee chairman Herbert Oconor a adj of the government agencies responsible for Tran shipping Reg Yugo Chure terror new 24 ins Bishop Michael of Colum charged Here that Yugo slav communists have killed 378 priests and imprisoned 400 others since marshal Tito took he said the indisputable facts Are that there is still a continued and cruel persecution of the Church in who returned from a visit to the said Doest want to interfere with to he told he wants he yugoslavs to live up to what Jiey have subscribed to do in the in Volunteer nurses sought for army 24 he army has issued a Call or Volunteer nurses and 250 Volunteer women medical specialists o meet expansion needs Between now and next june maj Gen surgeon said the army must depend n volunteers because so Many of to Reserve nurses Are entitled to deferment rain made Lake in sunny California november this Aerial photo shows farmlands completely inundated near after combined Wilh melting Snow in the sent torrents of floodwaters info the Rich Central order limits top civil aids 24 president Truman has put a ceiling of 150 on the number of temporary employees who can be paid to a year in the defense in setting that he also told Federal agencies that not More than 20 of the 150 should be put in the lop which pays he acted As the result of a re port from the budget Bureau and civil service they said Agency requests for allocation of positions in the three top grades of 17 and 18 in the defense setup were out of proportion to the number authorized for the entire Federal Congress set up the three lop grades in but limited the num Ber of jobs in that category to 400 for the general it later authorized employment of workers in those grades under the defense production but did not fix any specific number that could be spending set 3month Mark 24 americans made and spent Money at a record Pace during the first free months of the korean con the Commerce department has reported its yardstick of econ Gross National product or value of All goods and soared to for August and that was an increase of Over he previous three month the blamed the huge Nerease on inflation and scare buy no resulting from the report noted Many anticipating shortages of consumer dipped into savings or went nto debt to buy Tel Evision sets and various household Cio asks Sawyer to delay curbs on use of metals 24 Cio called on Secretary of comment Charles Sawyer yesterday to Avert the threat of mass and economic dislocation by setting aside restrictions imposed of aluminium and holding up curbs on the use of delegates attending the unions 12th annual convention in Chicago authori2ed Cio president Philip Murray to Send a Telegram to Sawya asking him to postpone curbs until he can meet with labor and management to work out a rational and realistic the convention unanimously adopted a double barrelled foreign policy Resolution asking the to mobilize the full strength of the free of the world against communism by extending military Aid and fighting hunger and 3 nations the Resolution specifically cited Italy and Western Germany As recipients of Aid who must be encouraged to provide higher wages for the Cio also served notice it seeks an Active role in the upper policymaking councils of the government by asking for appointment of men and trained in the ranks of to influential positions in the state department and United nations War criminal loses plea 24 Edge Alexander of the District has denied a areas Corpus petition by former Raj Gen Otto now under death sentence in Holtzoff ruled he had do Juris former nazi command r convicted of War crimes by a War crimes is now in Landsberg he contended his conviction violated the United nations charter and its declaration of human the petition was submitted by a German attorney Nicho Las appointed by the court to told Holtzoff the petition did not come within the courts the judge said he would notify the German lawyer of the courts president receives 1st civilian dog tag 24 Gen Alexander am vet chief of civil presented president Truman with the first of civilian dog tags being distributed by the Organ retired commandant of the Marine said the tags will enable civilian defense authorities to learn blood types and other information about casualties in event of an atomic the tags will be distributed to every person in the nation under am vets distribution of the radiation resistant plastic tags will begin on 4 in Pittsburgh will be the second City to receive the synthetic rubber output 24 the reconstruction finance reported that synthetic rubber spurred by de sense has nearly doubled since the first of the year and will about triple by syn thetic rubber facilities owned by the government Are turning out Long tons boost of a pay hike forecast for steel Industry new 24 up authoritative Trade Public Atic Iron age Sain that steel a soon go up As much per tin the Magazine predicted a Bra in the steel wag Price picture a come in the next few wages rising As much As 17 Ceni per it also forecast that civilian Ca Sumers would receive 30 to 50 it cent less steel in the Quarter because 01 defense order essential civilian c r d e r s and heavy carryover of orders current Stassen will Start global tour 24 Harold Republic a Leader n d presidential Aspiras leaves next week on a round tit world journey As a private Citize seeking information on Elconon Fol and political development especially in Asia and be this was reported by Stassen who will acco Paai the University of Pennsylvania president on the five week fail Stassen plans to Fly Westward fro new York or Philadelphia i with Tokyo the first schedule he will return from the journey in Many respects similar to Stassen s 1947 till through in which feared with Heads of 15 eluding Premier Joseph he has arranged meeting with Many leaders on this Russia is not on the record factory earnings 24 djs the labor department has report that the work week of production workers in reached the highest Point in five years last month and average hourly earnings nit a of
