European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 11, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes Page proclamation for 50th state expected soon Washington a rep. Ripot Dunkel k. Inouye Shawah hew into town and predicted Presl zip in Eisenhower would proclaim Hawaii the 50th state within 10 an ouzo the first Japan Ese ame Riever elected to Congress was greeted at the Airport by about 50porsons, including democratic a Lional chairman Paul Butler and a dozen democratic freshmen con Gressmen getting acquainted the Welcome was about a hawaiian As the congressmen could make it. Three hawaiian secretaries from the office of John a. Burns the territory s non Vot ing congressional Delegate threw paper leis around Inouye s neck As he emerged from the Jet plane which carried him from los an at his hotel Inouye said he came to Washington Early to get his fact on the ground and acquaint myself Legisla Tive process and the problems i . Will press Europe to ease import bars Washington up the . Leviable the Drain on . Gold exports rather than curbing in Ami International monetary fun4is getting ready to put now pres stocks. Ports. Later the state department will. ready to t pres sure on several european countries to soften their restrictions on in Potts of american goods. Top officials feel it is time for these countries to abandon policies of discrimination against . Exports. More Liberal Trade and currency Exchange rules abroad would help increase american exports and Al officials Here would like to bring off such a turn of events and to forestall any possible resurgence of protectionist sentiment in this not serious the Gold outflow which has been in Prog Ress for a year and a half is problem. The administration would like to solve it by boosting Export feel that with business and world Trade expanding other countries should give the . More nearly equal treatment in Trade matters.. Leaders will open their Campaign informally next month when foreign ministers and Central Bank ers come to Washington for the annual meetings of the world Bank retiring commander honoured exhibit cars attract Russ Moscow up american Auto mobiles Are at the top of the popu Larity poll with soviet visitors to the american National exhibition top spot for cars was revealed with the release of the Sec Ond tally of the exhibition s voting showed Little change from the first tally released a week were followed in order of preference by color television Cir Carama the family of Man photo exhibit a seven screen simultaneous showing of american scenes science displays Home equipment and fashions. Fatal shooting of Safe it still mystery Wiesbaden Germany a american and German police prob ing the mysterious death of . Air Force 1st it Lynn f. White still do Nett know How he died. White of Spokane wash., was found shot to death along the Road Side near Here almost three week Sago. An italian made 7.65-mm Pis Tol Lay under his body. The air Force said the investigation is continuing. The evidence gathered so far does not determine whether White died of. Self inflicted wounds or As a result of foul play the air Force added. A girder not excluded Ever since the shooting the air Force had maintained that there was no foul play involved. The latest statement for the first time does not exclude the possibility of murder. German police who come Outwith a murder theory after the incident have Given up working with air Force investigators on the Case the air Force results to Date Are negative it was Felt that German police operation in the Case was no longer warranted the air Force added. Warrens in route to soviet Union Copenhagen a chief Justice and mrs. Earl Warren passed through Copenhagen in route to Moscow. This is their first visit to the soviet Union. Warren said he an mrs. Warren were travelling As Ordinary he said he had no plans to see Premier Nikita s. Khrushchev. After Russia the Warrens will visit Finland West Germany Den Mark and Sweden before return ing to the . In South Sweden they will visit relatives of mrs. Warren who is of swedish origin. Leaders of . Veterans groups gather in new York for dinner snoring Sam Shai Lewitas second from left of St. Louis retiring commander of jewish War veterans. From left Are or. Winsto Burdine of Atlanta ga., am vets National commander shake Mhz Peter Hopkins of Yonkers n.y., National commander of Catholic War veterans and D. De Loach of Washington senior vice commander of the american legion. Associated Tress photo n. J. Sex i elected head of jewish War veterans new York up Bernard Abrams a Jersey City n.j., lawyer who served As a sergeant in the army in world War ii has been elected National commander of the120,000-member jewish War vet Erans organization. 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He Defeated Hyman Greenspan a Dallas Busi Nessman. The new commander has been Active in the jewish War veterans he left the army in Weichle served in the criminal invest clothing merchant who sent 150 to College Dies at 100 Cleveland a Abraham Bader 100, a former clothing Mer chant died at his Home in suburban South Euclid. He was god father of 150 Young men and women whom he put through College. Bader was a native of Zahnley Lebanon. He came to the . In1879 and settled in Dubois ., where he was in the clothing business for 42 years. He came to Cleveland after his retirement. He said life was Good to him in this country and to show his appreciation he became godfather to 150 children and sponsored their education through College. And International y later t follow up with formal negotiation through regular diplomatic Chan still is no official decision on which countries should be called on to lower their Dollar goods barriers. Clues to situation but a look at the liberalization i n d x of the organization for european economic cooperation Reec gives some clues. A maximum Reading of 100 Means a country has wiped out its restrictions. The lower a country s score the More it still discriminates against Dollar this basis the Reec issued the following 1958 ratings Austria 45, France 50, Denmark 66 Italy 68, Sweden 68, Britain 73,Benelux 86, West Germany 95, Greece 99 and Switzerland 99. For the 17-nation Reec As a whole the average was 73.since these ratings were com piled however most countries have taken measures to lower import barriers. Under Secretary of state Douglas Dillon said important Steps have been taken in the past six months by Many countries by t a number of them continue to discriminate against United states farm product Barrier barriers to imports of farm products Are considered the biggest single aspect of the problem. In the Case of Austria for example removal of wheat and. Corn restrictions would lift its Index Reading to nearly 100, other countries also have Star limits on imports of american farm products. They also restrict Pur chases of such varied items a paper metals textiles autos syn thetic fabrics and photographic of the restrictions Laid on immediately after world War ii when Many countries not yet Back on their feet in production found they were importing More from Dollar countries than they could countries generally Are doing better now. They Are producing and Selling More and have fattened their Gold and Dollar serves. Were action division. Other officers elected included Hyman Wilensky of new London conn., a former army colonel who was named National judge advocate and mrs. Pearl Goldhagen of Cincinnati Ohio who was named Why age of chivalry died new Haven up a Soldier stopped his automobile to help ayoung woman standing beside her car who seemed to be in distress. She pulled a pistol robbed pvt James j. Mcnamara. 20, of Stam Ford conn., of his Wallet contain ing $150 and then threw the sol Dier s car keys into a Woods before sell a son. Jessie w., july 25. Morgan sgt Cecil c., tip a 3d rec 8tl Cav. A son Randal l., july 25. Williamssn4 Robert c., in Trp 8ttl Cav a daughter. Anna Only5. Peak sic John e., cob Usa Sec � daughter. Beatricel. July 2 i. Of swag set Frederick a. Cob 25th sign a son. Frederick a. Or. July 26. Uon/ale2sp4 Arthur. 5th Surg it a daughter Barbara a., july 26. Gordonsp4 William m., 41st trails is 8 son William r., july 26.henderson-pfe Larry p., 520w a ton Thomas r., july 26
