European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 6, 1958, Darmstadt, Hesse 2 the stars and stripes 195t Law to pick walkout Date if talks fail Detroit a the United Auto workers Union has served notice on inc Auto Industry that Union would pick a strike Date and n strike target next if u deadlock in summoned the unions 23 is not broken by Law president Walter Roan International executive Board to a wednesday meeting u e u t h e r said the Law recon Ali tit a strike is a serious Natter and should be authorized Only is a resort we n nil methods of reaching an honorable agreement without a strike have been the Union decision pm of the his three Chrysler or general motor Sas a strike target came is now Lorna idled nearly workers at two pm plants the big three had no immediate comment on the Law there was growing belief unions Industry observers that pm would be the strike target and that the strike Date if the Law deems first round Beauty winners Mary Ann mus m install pal and Sandra Iee Jen were winners in the first preliminary con test for America in Atlantic miss Mobley won the Talent event and miss was first in swimsuit pair wins scholarships at miss America fete Atlantic up two Foru nets have won scholar and trophies in the second round of Competition at the miss America Anita Marie of won a preliminary Victory in the bathing suit Billie june of new won the Send nights Talent Competition with n both girls race Ltd trophies and College Anita competed against 16 other ride to win the preliminary which could Lead to the 1359 miss America title saturday the by Vearold who is 5 6 inches tall and weighs 120 captured the approval of the judges with her inches filling out a White bathing suit a Sophomore at de Pauw University she Hopes to become a psychiatric social worker when she finishes the Browneyes contestant was born in she enjoys swimming und Hor favorite Hobby is miss Indiana was state music contest Winner for five years for performances on the piano and a Hazel eyed competed against 17 other Talent contestants before a Conven Tion Hull crowd of mus Connecticut studied Ballet in Switzerland and has done some freelance she Hopes to receive a College degree und study Ballet at the american Ballet school or the Ballet theater in new it necessary would full within two the Industry is just getting under Way on production of its 1959 Law sources have said it was understood the which has been working without a con tract since the old one ran out memorial Day would per Mit the companies to get into full production before a new con tract was agreed Reuther again charged the companies with refusal to engage in Good Faith in collective we earnestly Hope the corporations will modify their attitudes so As to make strike action Annec a thursdays local walkouts occurred at pm plants in Michigan and pm Chevrolet Frame and stamp ing Plant in was shut Down by United local 859 in a dispute Over grievance the unauthorized by the International idled on the first shift and on the second shift a strike at idled pm probes told teamsters lost million on loan Washington a Senate rackets probes have heard Testi Mony that the Michigan teamsters Union welfare fund lost most of a million loan to Detroit real estate promoters on which a team Ster lawyer split a hidden George of voiced anger to report ers when the hearing recessed until next tuesday before he got a 3 Detroit papers shut Down after Pressman strike Detroit up a strike by Pressman at the morning Detroit free press left the nations fifth largest City without daily news Tho free press and Detroit two afternoon the news and Ore All represented by the Detroit newspaper publishers in negotiations with various newspaper Croft the news and times have not published since thursday even though the dispute involved the firing of a Union official at the free in a complaint by arty of the Craft unions acts As n complaint by unions of All three Pressman at the free press re fused to begin work wednesday night to protest the firing of a Union the workers Are members of local 13 of the Detroit newspaper printing pressment Robert executive Secretary of the publishers said the Steward was dismissed for counter manding a foremans Butz snid the Steward had been warned this is an illegal walkout in violation of the for stamp collectors special the Dwight Eisenhower postal society will Mark the presidents 68th birthday and its second anniversary 14 with a cach eted cover serviced in the presidents George society covers at 25 cents each May be ordered from him at 68 Doherty amphibious Craft join Bonn Navy s a the first amphibious Force in the his tory of the German Navy was born Here Friday with the Transfer of six Landing ships to the West German the to be used to train German seamen in of amphibious arc thing bought by the Bonn government Lor minister Frunz Krapf of the Ger Man end Wussy in Washington signed the Transfer papers for his rear adm com mandant of naval represented the a former German boat com it Cnair Hurt Ujj of assumed Overall command of six amphibious thu vessels will form the 2d Landing looks commanded operating in the North Atlantic from May 1942 until february when his submarine was sunk by a Brit ish attacking he and members of his Crew were taken Crews for the Landing a total of 391 German officers and have been training at the Charleston a avs base since Early most of the complement of 25 27 chief Petty officers and 5i other Petty officers Are Erans of world War 284 have Little sea experience and Nave been attending classes at Navy Fleet training Center Chance to give his version of was a Fine he told they leave me hanging Over the weekend so i cant explain Fitzgerald is a former demo cratic National committee member from Walter an accountant on the committees testified he uncovered phony Billing devices and Windfall profits involved in what he termed the dissipation of the which he said is in de fault Henson said the welfare fund is attempting to foreclose a mortgage on what in left of the assets of the Winchester Village land of but that the assets May be Worth not More than or Kisver repaid loan he said the company never paid Back a Penny of what it but did pay in Henson said the loan its de posited with the abstract and title of under what wore supposed to be Iron Clad safeguards to make Sura it was used but he said the Winchester Village company used Bills and other devices to get around Henson said the Winchester Vil Lage group used letterheads of a firm As Aero realty of Detroit on which to write Bills for that had not been per a Fine Way to borrow a million dollars chairman John me Clellan exclaimed on hear ing Henson in recess ing the hearing until so text Mcclellan said he had to leave Washington on a trip and might not be Buck before an absolute lie Fitzgerald denounced to news men As tin absolute lie testimony the fee he split was what Henson called a finders fee from the Winchester backers for showing them hour they could borrow the million dollars from the teamster welfare it was a Legal he said Fitzgerald also said the Winchester firm has enough assets to pay off the Pilot cancels nonstop flight Navy Pili John Preston Williams cancelled his nonstop flight to Rome in a single engined plane when the Canadian transport department refused him permission to take off across the Williams was unable to Post the Bond the department Williams had set out from Idle wild Airport in his single engined Mooney Mark 20a plane headed nonstop for Rome on the first leg of a Rounth world flight but bail weather forced him to land at Torbay Airport when the Canadian government refused to give him permission to carry on William Shew Back to new prayed rats build defense r to radiation r Geneva thai mammals can apparently acquire tolerance to xray been reported it is a first step toward to acting Man against Aid Joseph a nent pathologist of the of in he exposed unborn rate to Small doses of radiation through their mothers after they were they could take radiation than rats not exposed fore he reported to atoms Orenee Malston said he had absolutely no intention of doing this with would be far too Dan but learning Why the rats came tolerant might Lead to a Way of protecting humans with com plete survived lethal in earlier Malsin showed that exposure of yeasts to Small doses of x rays allowed them to survive lethal doses while untreated yeasts the animal experiments Solh in preliminary when female mice were half Way through their be beamed 15 Roentgen of x rays at the unborn this is anywhere from six to seven times the amount of radiation from a Chest x depending on the Type of machine when 50 rats treated this Way were exposed to 600 Roentgen of x rays 37 of them Btl Only 25 out of 50 no treated rats no damage Malsin said that riving the first x rays earlier than Halfway through the pregnancy might have produced genetic but this timing did russian Livanova and of Biryukov declared that even Small doses of radiation can pro Duce changes in the nervous sys tem without markedly affecting other by Small they meant amounts of at least 25 Roentgen and they hold that the Cen trial nervous system to highly sensitive to radiation it Gen Jol Iii c Lee buried at Arlington Washington up it Gen John president Eisenhower Deputy commander in Europe during world War was buried in Arlington National cemetery with full military col Robert White House military a represented the president at the ceremonies and placed a Wreath at the grave on behalf of Eisenhower and his honorary Pau bearers included Gen Jacob retired chief of army Field forces and Gen Ying Wen of the nationalist Wiley see Sauk to fatal t 1mb army motor asphyxia ton t 54 i beat Way to save time while is to Start with extra drowning other t s3 it 1 174 i
