Evening star. [volume], September 04, 1947, Page A-17, Image 17

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Congress will receive a blueprint
for reform of civil service operations
soon after convening next January,
the Citizens Advisory Commission
on Civil Service indicated today.
Commission Chairman O. K. i
Armstrong of Springfield, Mo., de
clared in a statement that “we hope
to have a program of economy and
efficiency ready for the next session
of Congress to sink its teetl* into.”
• Subcommittees of the 14-member
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each Federal agency, Moreland
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Woman Killed, 20 Hurt
In Trolley Collision
By th* Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4—A
young woman was killed and more
than 20 other persons were injured
today in a head-on collision of an
automobile and a trackless trolley.
The dead woman was listed at the
hospital of the Women's Medical
College as Sylvia Vandegrift, about
23, employed as a secretary at the
Container Corp. of America,
j Joseph Fallon, 29, operator of the
trolley, said he was making the bend
in Ridge avenue at Scotts lane and
was getting ready to slow down to
let some passengers Off when the
a - collision occurred.
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Greek Cabinet Avoids
One Crisis But May
Face Another Today
By th* Associated ^tess
ATHENS. Sept. 4.—Premier Con
stantin Tsaldaris’ Populist tRoyal
ist) cabinet weathered one crisis—
a threatened civil service strike—
today and neared another—a call
for a parliamentary vote of confi
dence, scheduled for tonight.
The right-wing, one-party govern
ment controls only 141 of the 354
votes in Parliament—37 less than a
majority—and has been reported
unsatisfactory to United States dip
lomats here, said to be desirous of a
more broadly representative setup.
Greek officials said that the gov
ernment had granted pay rises of 25
to 50 per cent to some 72,000 civil
servants and that the latter had
called off a strike set for today.
Higher Pay Demanded.
The workers had demanded higher
pay to meet higher living costs. The
government yesterday sought to meet
their threat by decreeing their
"mobilization" under which they
might be fired or jailed for striking.
The government was reported to
day to have decided to discharge
15,000 civil , servants within six
months in an economy move sug
gested by the American mission to
aid Greece with *300,000,000 in sup
plies.
A civil service walkout could have
stopped the mail, telegraph com
munication and nearly all functions
of the government, engaged in a
fight with Communist-led guerrillas
and threatened with collapse of its
cabinet.
Nfr. Tsaldaris' government was set
up last Friday to replace the coali
tion cabinet of Demetrios Maximos,
which fell in a dispute over conduct
of the war on guerrillas.
V. s. Officials See King.
Loy Henderson, chief of the State
Department's Division of Near East
Affairs, and Ambassador Lincoln
MacVeagh visted King Paul yes
terday. Trustworthy informants j
said they stressed the need for
quick settlement of the government
problem.
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a broadened cabinet in which Mr. i
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